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NY may seal crime records, curb evictions, ban gas hook-ups
ALBANY (AP) — New York could allow for the automatic sealing of some criminal records, make it harder to evict tenants and ban gas and oil hook-ups in new buildings under bills that advocacy groups … more
OLD BUSINESS/NEW OWNER — Lee Robinson, left, former co-owner stands with new owner Dominick Cox outside Allen & Palmer True Value hardware store last week. Robinson will stay on as an employee, assisting Cox with the transition.
152-year-old hardware store passed on to new owners
NORTHVILLE — The smell inside the store is what Brant Robinson remembers from his first visits to Allen & Palmer as a high schooler. He’s too familiar with it after 20 years to notice as much … more
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PROJECT AREA — Outlined in red is the area of Whitesboro where residents are currently being offered a property buyout through a Natural Resources Conservation Service program.
Some 170 residents face May 16 deadline for flood buyout in Whitestown
WHITESTOWN — In the wake of a public meeting concerning property buyouts for those living in a designated Sauquoit Creek flood plain in the town of Whitestown, town officials are looking for … more
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Tiffany Abele
AmeriCU promotions aim to enhance customer experience
ROME — AmeriCU has announced the promotion of seven team members, in a move the company said, will continue to advance the credit union’s focus on its members and digital-first approach. Among … more
David Halpin
Former Rome mayoral candidate airs concerns
ROME — A former Democratic candidate for mayor voiced concerns and complaints in writing for Wednesday’s regular Rome Common Council meeting held in Council Chambers of City Hall, specifically … more
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TIGHT SPOT — Wendy Kaufman stands at the entrance to her packed garage with her daughter Jaedyn, 19, and son Julian, 14, Tuesday, April 12, in Doral, Fla. The Kaufman’s moved from Germany and have been unable to find a home big enough that they can afford.
Homebuyers stymied by fewer homes, high prices
Shortly after moving to South Florida for a new job with the U.S. military, Shannon Kaufman and his wife, Wendy, signed up for a whole other mission: buying a home. For months, they scoured listings, … more
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Acquisition of forest lands part of green initiative by joint venture
Bluesource Sustainable Forests, a joint venture between Oak Hill Advisors, L.P. and Bluesource, has purchased 52,000 acres in Upstate New York. This purchase marks BSFC’s first acquisition since … more
LAND BANK — Essex Town Supervisor Ken Hughes stands in front of a home he was to rehabilitate using a land bank model.
Essex County land bank could be local solution to Adirondack housing shortage
ESSEX — In much of the North Country, affordable housing has become a big issue for residents. Over the course of the pandemic, inventory has been low. Often properties are selling for more than … more
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Organizers set to launch Clinton/Kirkland Clean Energy Campaign
CLINTON — The Clinton/Kirkland Climate Smart Task Force, the Village of Clinton, and the Town of Kirkland, will launch the Clinton/Kirkland Clean Energy Campaign during an event at Kirkland Town … more
Efforts to address housing insecurity in Rochester gain support
ROCHESTER — Rochester is one of nine U.S. cities selected to participate in the Housing Solutions Lab’s Peer Cities Network’s second cohort. Based out of New York University’s Furman Center, … more
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Picente touts Main Street Program in county address
In additional out-takes from the Wednesday State of the County address delivered by county executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr., local officials reacted to additional highlights of the speech. One being … more
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REBUTTAL — Vincent Rossi, of Rossi & Rossi Attorneys at Law, rebuts some elements of a presentation regarding a solar array proposal in Westmoreland.
Bevy of residents opposes proposed solar project
WESTMORELAND — The room was packed shoulder to shoulder as people turned out in droves to speak their minds on a proposed solar project in the town of Westmoreland, with many residents opposed. The … more
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Megan Williams of Homer and her husband decided in December to put their house on South Williams Street in Homer on the market, hoping to build a new home for themselves. She had three showings for the property on Friday in what has become a seller’s market.
Buyers and sellers keep wary eye on housing market
CORTLAND — Jeffrey Penoyer searched for more than a year to find a home in Homer for him and his wife, two children and dog. “We were looking for something a little bigger and with a little of a … more
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DANGEROUS BUILDING — Moving vans and trucks are shown parked outside the Bayview 60 Homes apartment building Tuesday in North Miami Beach, Fla. City officials in North Miami Beach ordered residents of the five-story apartment building to evacuate after deeming the building “structurally unsound” during its 50-year recertification process.
Residents evacuated from Florida apartments deemed unsafe
NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Residents of a five-story apartment building in North Miami Beach have been ordered to evacuate after officials deemed the building “structurally unsound” during … more
A "For Rent" sign is posted on a building, Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022, in Philadelphia. The federal rental assistance is running out in some places, which is putting pressure on the U.S. Treasury Department to shift remaining funds to the states and cities most in need. Treasury has shifted more than $2 billion mostly to states and cities with a higher concentration of renters and away from small, mostly rural states.
Nationwide battle heats up over remaining federal rental assistance
In her office at a nonprofit in central Nebraska, Karen Rathke routinely encounters residents still stung by the pandemic and hoping to get help with their rent. Rathke, president of the Heartland … more
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BOOST YOUR HOME’S CURB APPEAL — Curb appeal can go a long way toward helping homeowners sell their homes, and a lush lawn can be used to catch the eye of prospective buyers.
Swing into Spring 2022: It’s time to get ready for the spring market
The spring real estate market has arrived! Here to help sellers stand out among the blossoming market are award-winning real estate agents Paul Sacco, from Howard Hanna Realty, and Jamie … more
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CONSTRUCTION — Hisa Zhu speaks during a free program about opportunities for women in construction at the Wynn Hospital Construction Offices in Utica. Participants learned about field and professional opportunities, advantages for women in the industry, pay and benefits.
SNAPSHOT: Recruitment event supports women in construction industry
On Wednesday, Empowered Pathways, Working Solutions, Gilbane (a building and development company) and a panel of women who work in the construction industry held a recruitment event where women … more
Oneida County wins ruling on parking garage
UTICA — This week, a ruling regarding the future of a parking garage for the under-construction downtown Utica hospital was issued by State Supreme Court Justice Bernadette Clark. According to … more
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SHARED WORKSPACE —  Strategic Financial Services, Inc., an independent, Central New York based wealth management firm, has announced a new membership with Rock City Centre, 67 Flint Ave., a collaborative shared workspace in Little Falls, shown above.
Wealth management firm expands with new office in Little Falls
UTICA — Strategic Financial Services, Inc., an independent, Central New York based wealth management firm, has announced a new membership with Rock City Centre, 67 Flint Ave., a collaborative … more
Did you know? — Assets can consist of cash, insurance, real estate, stocks, bonds, annuities, brokerage accounts and business interests. Upon death, these assets are brought to present fair market value to establish a “gross estate.”
COLUMN: Should you be concerned about the estate tax?
I often tell clients if they have to worry about the estate tax, it’s a “good problem to have,” as that means their asset level is high. That was not the case, however, 15-20 years ago when the … more
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