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Local unemployment hits record low for March
The Syracuse area posted two records in March with an unemployment rate of 4.4 percent and more jobs than any previous March. Across four counties Cagaga Madison Onondaga and Oswego 7 900 more people were employed than in March 1999 a 2.3 percent rise. Government and service sectors led gains while retail fell. Construction rose aided by a nuclear plant outage and 400 Census Bureau hires.
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Syracuse
Mareh
State Labor Department
Cagga
Madison
Onondaga
Wego
Karen KnapuSceze
Ervice
Knapik-Sealzo
U.S. Census Bureau
Oswego County
Neil
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Earnings rise for Libbey parent of Syracuse China
Libbey Inc the Toledo Ohio based maker of Syracuse China reported diluted earnings of 21 cents a share up from 24 cents a year earlier. Sales rose 1.6 percent to 96.8 million while operating income climbed to 12.9 million from 9 million in the prior year quarter.
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Libbey
Syracuse
China
Cooper Industries Reports 11 Percent First Quarter Earnings Rise
Cooper Industries Inc said its first quarter earnings rose to 1986 cents per share, up 11 percent from 80 cents, with net income of $83.9 million and revenues of $1.04 billion. The Houston company owns Crouse Hinds in Syracuse, which makes electrical products for hazardous environments.
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Cooper
Cooper Industries Inc
Houston
Crouse-Hinds
Syracuse
Local Hiring Roundup Highlights New Leadership Moves
Frank Mangine rejoined Carrier Corp in two senior sales roles to oversee turnkey facility retrofits for commercial and industrial clients in Central New York. Cynthia M. Hunter joined Alliance Bank as municipal finance officer handling cash management services for corporate and municipal customers. Terry Gilchrist named manager of Auburn Hearing Aid Center, a NY licensed dispenser overseeing fittings and office procedures. Joseph Morfei appointed chair of the Department of Cardiorespiratory Sciences at Upstate Medical University, serving as associate professor with a long tenure in leadership roles. Susan Ludwig promoted to vice president of operations for St Inc in New Hartford, directing daily operations and business development across multiple New York regions.
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Cynthia M. Hunter
Cazenovia
Alliance Bank
Hunter
Marine Midland Bank
Terry Gilchrist
Auburn Hearing Aid Center
Gilchrist
New York State
Auburn Hearing Aid
Central New York
Joseph Morfei
Auburn
Upstate Medical University
Morfei
College of Health Professions
The
Medical School
Susan Ludwig
St Inc
New Hartford
Ludwig
Stali- Source
Utica
Syracuse
Norwich
Oneonta
Vestal
Greene
Elmira
Herkimer
Rome
Sunes Royal
Economic indicators show Syracuse employment trends
In Syracuse area figures reveal stage and ease of recreation and job numbers. The report compares robbery counts across sectors with March 1999 figures, highlighting employment shifts and sector performance.
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Syracuse
U. Se
Bell Atlantic lets staff bring kids to work in program
At the Thompson Road call center in a holiday staffing lull, Bell Atlantic runs Kids in the Workplace with on-site supervision. About 21 children aged 5 to 12 joined workers, by arrangement with Ceridian and Aramark, funded by the company and the union, allowing parents to vacation when suitable.
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Bell Atlantic
Thompson Road
Receivables Management Collection
Llam Smarzo
Marcellus
West Genesee
Smarzo
Mary Jo Arcuri
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Alison Conway
IBEW
Connie Offutt
Abigail Young
Syracuse
Ending housing blight requires sustained long term effort
A housing expert told about 60 at the Thursday Morning Roundtable that blighted neighborhoods can rebound with focused, decade long investments. Rafael Cestero of the Enterprise Foundation outlined building 1 block at a time, using private investors alongside government subsidies while demolishing unfeasible vacant homes. He noted upstate cities like Syracuse face tougher economics than New York City but emphasized targeted projects and private reinvestment to revive neighborhoods.
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Rafael Cestero
Enterprise Foundation
Dramims Golf Course
DeWitt
Cesiero
Das Citizens League
Asart
New York i
Syracuse
Foundation
Cestero
New York
Erc Mower
Eric Mower and Assocates
Chaiman
Buestaker
BSB and NBT Bancorp to Merge Forming Large Community Bank
BSB Bancorp announced a plan to merge with NBT Bancorp creating a large independent community bank in upstate New York. The deal values BSB at $251 million with stock exchange terms giving BSB shareholders two NBT shares per BSB share and a $24 cash component, aiming to cut costs by about $7 million and reach $4.6 billion in assets.
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BSB Bancorp
NBT Bancorp
Upstate
New York
Skaneateles Savings Bank
BSB
Skaneateles Savings
NBT
NBTB
BSBN
Daryl R. Forsythe
Norwich
Binghamton
Ther
Forsythe
Thomas Thorn
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