Alliance Bank consolidates offices into MONY Towers
Alliance Bank will move its administrative offices on Monday to a new location in MONY Towers Syracuse. The bank formed in 1999 from a merger of Oneida Valley Bancshares and Cortland First Financial and will keep dual headquarters in Cortland and Oneida. CEO Jack H. Webb and staff from Cortland Oneida and Syracuse transfer, with One Park Place administration relocating while banking services continue.
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Mony Towers
Syracuse
Alliance
Oneida Valley Bancshares
Cortland First Financial
Cortland
Oneida
Jack H. Webb
One Park Place
Dealers Association donates van for zoo outreach in Syracuse
The Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association donates a minivan to the Rosamond Gifford Zoo for the Zoo to You outreach program. The presentation occurs at 7 p.m. at the zoo’s Burnet Park site alongside the association’s annual meeting. Li’s attends as animals prepare for the ceremony.
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Rosamond Gifford
Burnet Park
Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association
J P Morgan Chase to Cut 8000 Jobs Amid Sluggish Markets
J P Morgan Chase & Co plans to eliminate 8000 positions in response to weak market conditions. The bank had previously announced about 5000 cuts, according to Dow Jones citing unnamed company sources.
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J.P. Morgan Chase & Co
Dow Jones
Promotions and appointments span Syracuse and Cortland firms
Mary Catherine Cree joins Reagan Insurance Agency as customer service representative in the personal lines department. Tim Brophy of Brophy Services is nominated to Marisville alumni board. he graduated in 1990. Joseph DiMartino named chief operations officer at Ryan Communications. Jeffrey D. Peters joins Photon Vision Systems board. previously led digital imaging at Kodak and worked with Harris Corp. Phyllis Boon named aide of the month at Home Aides of Central New York. Dr Fuyuko Oddy opens a family chiropractic practice in Clay Medical Center Liverpool after NY Chiropractic College graduation.
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Mary Catherine Cree
Reagan Insurance Agency
Tim Brophy
Brophy Services Inc
Syracuse
State University College of Agriculture and Technology At
Marisville
Brophy
Syracuse University
Joseph DiMartino
Ryan Communications Inc
DiMartino
Ryan Communications
Oki Data Americas
Jeffrey D. Peters
Photon Vision Systems Inc
Cortland
Peters
Digital Imaging
Digital
Applied Imaging
Eastman Kodak
Harris Corp
Semiconductor
Melbourne
Fla
Phyllis Boon
Central New York
Boon
Fuyuko 1. Oddy
Clay Medical Center
Liverpool
Oddy
New York Chiropractic College
Seneca Falls
Ames Department Stores files for bankruptcy in rocky move
Ames Department Stores Inc filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in federal court after announcing it would close 47 of its 452 stores. The retailer said stores would stay open during reorganization, aiming to focus on about 400 core locations while continuing to operate in the Northeast, Middle Atlantic and Midwest regions.
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Rocky Hill. Com
Ames Department Stores Inc
Joseph Ettore
Ames
New York
Ettore
Pany
Northeast
Middle Atlantic
Midwest
Zayre
Hills
Cattle Auctions Resume Across U K Amid Foot and Mouth Fight
Live cattle returned to British markets for the first time in six months drawing mixed hopes. About 600 farmers protested at Downing Street while 430 cattle sold in Kirkwall Orkney amid strict biosecurity. The outbreak has caused 1 960 cases and slaughter of over 5.1 million animals.
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London
Britain
Tony Blair
Downing Street
Kirkwall
Scotland
Orkney Islands
Westray
Kepnac
Cumbria
North Yorkshire
England
Jim Walker
The
National Farm
Ers
Union
Essex
Heddon-on-the-Wall
Agway posts $8.9 million loss in fiscal 2001
Agway Inc. reports an $8.9 million fiscal 2001 loss mainly from agricultural division restructuring. Costs include closing underperforming Texas operations and converting several Agway sites to dealer stores, with Tully Homer Cortland and DeRuyter slated for conversions. The DeWitt based cooperative had $1.55 billion in sales, up 14 percent from last year driven by energy prices and volumes. energy and insurance divisions and a lease financing unit showed strength.
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Agway Inc
Texas
Agway
Tully
Homer
Cortland
DeRuyter
DeWittonald
P. Cardarelli
Northeast
Cardarelli
Telmark
Agway.com
Crouse-Hinds to Cut Twenty Jobs in North America
Crouse-Hinds plans to cut about 20 jobs as it realigns its product mix across North American plants. The Syracuse division may trim three more jobs in plastics forming as work shifts to another firm. Some cuts could occur by September with others later. The Wolf Street plant employs 990 people, about 601 hourly.
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Crouse-Hinds
Syracuse
Cooper Industries
Brian Rays
Wolf Street
Rayl
Rayl cuts jobs as company shifts production abroad
Company moves production to Syracuse and a Mexican plant to avoid duplicating parts abroad. About 20 Syracuse jobs will be cut. IBEW Local 2084 seeks federal training aid for workers who lost jobs to foreign imports under Trade Act provisions. About 85 members remain unemployed due to earlier slow orders and outsourcing.
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Rayl
Syracuse
Mexico
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2084
Carl W. Pawlick
Pawlick
Local 2084
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