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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1998
Page
9
Carousel Center fields Big Dog Sportswear as the first upstate mall debut for the lifestyle brand. The store occupies the former Northern Reflections slot on the first level, bringing a new auto and apparel focus to Syracuse shoppers.
VIP Competicon Care Inc, based in Syracuse, filed for bankruptcy protection blaming a weak local economy and rising competition. The company owes more than 18 million to creditors and plans to reorganize under court supervision while continuing operations. Interim manager Andrew Buck cites efforts to service clients and grow the business as the priority.
Upstate New York farmers including Skaneateles dairy producer Mark Tucker joined a PSC pilot letting customers buy electricity from any qualified provider. The program showed savings for many, though issues like separate bills and delays occurred. Regulators call results encouraging with more customers expected as 1999 ends.
Cindy McCormick named branch manager at Sear-Brown Group in Syracuse with 1995 joining history. Mark Anderson appointed media director at Latorra Paul & McCann Advertising overseeing print radio and broadcast plans. John’s named marketing director at VIP Structures as construction expands in the region. Petrakis internal medicine specialist joins Finger Lakes Regional Health System. Longaberger Co promotes Baker’s Bounty Basket and related pottery items with local sales reps across Central New York.
The State University Health Science Center in Syracuse and Arnot Ogden Medical Center in Elmira announce a regional cardiac care system. The affiliation will provide telediagnosis and education, smoother referrals, and shared access to expertise without monetary exchanges or legal steps.
Blasland Bouck & Lee Inc acquired ATRA Inc a Tallahassee based environmental and occupational health services firm. ATRA employs 21 people while BBL staff remains at 45 in DeWitt. The takeover aims to expand BBL’s service offerings with no immediate staffing changes.
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