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Navigating the real estate market: A closer look at the 2022 and 2023 trends and factors shaping the industry
The real estate market has been a hot topic of discussion for the past few years, with fluctuations in housing prices and demand making headlines across the globe. more
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Close up shot of a PAR Government employee demonstrating Sit(x) situational awareness solution.
PAR Government starts 2023 with a win
PAR Government is a leader in providing computer-based system design, engineering and technical services to the Department of Defense and various federal agencies. more
The par 4 12th hole at Rome Country Club has never had a cart path from the bridge to the green but a cart path has been cut and gravel put down and when it warms up blacktop will be installed.
Rome Country Club swinging into 2023 with many improvements
Rome Country Club has made many enhancements to provide for another successful year. more
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Some arcade games have arrived at King Pin Lanes waiting to be installed in the new gaming area at the East Dominick Street bowling center. The arcade is scheduled to open sometime in the spring.
SNAPSHOT: King Pin Lanes develops arcade
King Pin Lanes on East Dominick Street in Rome, is turning old lanes into an arcade and games area. more
A CABVI employee packages a home health kit. A total of 38,901 home health kits were built in just 10 business days by a team from CABVI’s Central Industries.
CABVI continues growing commercial solutions, filling biggest order to date
The success of CABVI Solutions, a full-service business service provider, continues to swell as CABVI’s largest commercial order was placed and filled for Medline Industries, LP. more
Boxes upon boxes of comic book back issues are available to look through and buy at Ravenswood in New Hartford. The comic shop also hosts weekly game nights for Magic the Gathering players.
New ownership at Ravenswood keeps focus on comics
Peter Parker is still Spider-Man. Clark Kent is still Superman. But the Ravenswood comic book shop in New Hartford looks a little different these days. more
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The Tramontane Cafe, The Tram, at 1105 Lincoln Ave. in Utica.
Neighborhood cafe serves up coffee, community and creativity
From the eclectic decor to the overall welcoming atmosphere, Tramontane Cafe provides their customers with more than what a typical coffeehouse does. more
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Joe and Brian Mazzaferro in front of what will be the entrance of their new store on Route 46 in Rome, across from Ridge Mills Elementary,
Mazzaferro Meats and Deli’s new building set to open this summer
A new year, new opportunities. That’s the mindset for the owners of Mazzaferro Meats and Deli as they roll into 2023. more
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Rachele Potaczala, general manager at The Bunker Bar & Grill at 8653 Clinton St. in New Hartford, demonstrates one of the suites that guests can play rounds of golf in.
New, growing businesses add to New Hartford retail community
New Hartford is seeing an influx of new and expanding businesses, marking a promising start to 2023. more
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Interior of Woods Valley Ski Center Monday, Feb. 20, 2023.
With eye on 60th anniversary, Woods Valley set to glide into future
Woods Valley, 9100 Route 46, will celebrate its 60th anniversary next winter, in 2023-2024, with a slew of exciting improvements and changes. more
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Whistle Post Antiques and Whistle Post Creations owners John and Brenda Thorna pose between their shops Friday, Feb. 3 in Bouckville.
Couple shares barn for Whistle Post train, craft shops
A love of old trains, a love of crafting and a love of each other have led John and Brenda Thorna to split the space in the barn behind their home to house their individual businesses. more
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India Pachal at the cooling tray after coffee beans were roasted by the coffee roasting machine at Utica Coffee Roasting Inc. in Utica.
Perking up: Utica Coffee rises to national prominence
What started as a small roasting business on Genesee Street has grown into a national business that is waking up coffee lovers everywhere. more
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This concept drawing was one provided by LaBella Associates, of Rochester — a rendering of the former Waterbury Felt Mill as the developers and village planning board consider options for the site once it’s rehabilitated. The historic building may one day house restaurants, shops or senior apartments.
Village eyes host of options for Waterbury Felt Mill site
From small shops and cafes to a local brewery or apartments, a variety of options are being considered for the future of the historic Waterbury Felt Mill. more
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Innovare at Griffiss Business and Technology Park(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Griffiss Institute helps boost transfer of cutting-edge technology
Griffiss Institute is a STEM Talent + Technology Accelerator that advocates and facilitates the co-operation of private industry, academia, and the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate. more
Root Hall at Hamilton College in Clinton.
Student-centered approach key for higher education in region
Central New York is a destination for students of all ages seeking higher education, hailing from across the state and beyond for the high quality and well-rounded learning opportunities here. more
Quanterion Solutions awarded new Internet of Things contract
Quanterion Solutions, of Utica, was selected for a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research award titled. more
Michael Polce, owner and CEO of M.A. Polce Consulting, shows off his in-house servers and computer power at his office at the Griffiss and Business Technology Park in Rome.
Strong cybersecurity presence vital for business growth
Despite all the numbers, programs and coding that drive the world of cybersecurity, the industry ultimately comes down to people. more
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Construction continues at ICAN’s Family Resource Center at 106 Memorial Parkway in Utica.
ICAN keeps focus on families
In the mid-1990s, Oneida County’s Department of Social Services and Mental Health embarked on an ambitious program aimed at decreasing the number of out-of-home placements. more
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In June 2022, a Lucid car cut the ribbon to open the Wolfspeed plant in Marcy. The facility will make silicon carbid chips that will be used in the car.
Wolfspeed aims to chip in with hundreds of new jobs
Since opening, Wolfspeed has proven itself to be a perfect addition to Upstate New York, helping to establish the area as a center of technological progress. more
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Construction continues on the Wynn Hospital, which expects to open in October.
Transformation of local healthcare anticipated with opening of Wynn Hospital this fall
With the Wynn Hospital expected to open in eight months, a new era of healthcare will soon be ushered in to the Mohawk Valley. more
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