Buy Locally Month boosts local products and ads
The Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce designates September as Buy Locally Month to encourage purchases from local companies. A booth at the New York State Fair Center of Progress building will share information about local products, and a "The Cart Starts Here" TV campaign will air featuring Chamber President David Cardeau and local business logos.
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Center of Progress
Chamber
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Bill LeMan
Coudeaun-LeMan Inc
WIXT
Channel 9
LeMan
Byrne Dairy
Cricklewood
Gianelli
Applied Theory Corp
U.S. State Department
State.gov
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AppliedTheory
New York City
Colleen Hope
Department
Electronic Information
Applied Theory
Syracuse business desk contact and staff list
Syracuse Newspapers business desk provides contact options for editors and reporters including Telephone 470-2297 Fax 470-2142 and email. Staff covers topics from small business to personal finance and manufacturing with a broad team including Marie Morelli Don Cazentre Larry Dietrich Kathy Coffin and others.
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Elizabeth Doran
Post-Standard
Herald-journal
Herald American
Marie Morelli
Don Cazentre
Larry Dietrich
Kathy Coffin
Charles Ellis
Fred Mohr
Susan Royal
Julana Gittler
Charley Hannagan
Dee Rrees
Tim Knauss
Rick Moriarty
James T. Mulder
Bob Niedt
Kenn Peters
Syracuse
Business Desk
P.O
N.Y
J.D. Power and Associates
Road Runner
Time Warner Cable
EarthLink
Business
Syracuna
Specialized Packaging Group gains NMDC recognition for diverse suppliers
Connecticut based Specialized Packaging Group, with a Baldwinsville plant, earns National Minority Supplier Development Council recognition. CEO Carl Highsmith says bottom line matters most as the firm expands from design to manufacturing, with clients like Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson fueling growth.
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Baldwinsville
National Minority Supplier Development Council
Specialized Packaging
Carl Highsmith
Proctor and Gamble
Gity
Highsmith
Highsmuth
Darlene Graves
Council
Upstate New York
Carter Corp
Niagara Mohawk
Johnson and Johnson
Ontario
Agway posts $8.9 million loss in fiscal 2001 review
Agway Inc reports an $8.9 million net loss for fiscal 2001 amid agricultural division restructuring costs. The year ended June 30 saw sales reach $1.55 billion, up 4 percent from the prior year, with plans to convert several Agway stores and close underperforming Texas operations. Stores in Tully Homer Cortland and DeRuyter slated for conversions.
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Agway Inc
Texas Produce
Agway
Tully
Homer
Cortland
DeRuyter
New York Cuts Claim Window For Car Accident Victims
State regulators set Sept 1 effective dates cutting notice to insurers to 30 days for accident injuries and requiring doctors to file claims within 45 days. Drivers without timely notice may cover medical costs themselves. The Insurance Department argues current periods invite fraud and abuse.
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State Insurance Department
Insurance Department
Telergy names crisis manager to steer restructuring
Telergy Inc faces financial strain as lenders fund continued operation in exchange for a management overhaul led by James Harris founder of Seneca Financial Group. The bank works with distressed firms to restructure operations and debts after Telergy failed to close a March deal.
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New England
Telergy Inc
Telergy
James Harris
Seneca Financial Group Inc
Connecticut Investment Bank
Pathfinder Spurns Fulton Bid to Buy Pathfinder Bancorp
Pathfinder Bancorp will let the Fulton Savings Bank offer expire Monday after two prior attempts to acquire Pathfinder Bancorp. Executives said continuing independent operation of Pathfinder Bank serves customers, shareholders and community, despite pressure from the Fulton bid. The Fulton proposal, August 6, aimed to buy all outstanding Pathfinder Bancorp stock and is owned by depositors, not shareholders.
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Oswego County
Pathfinder Bancorp
Pathfinder
Pathfinder Bank
Fulton Savings
Local expo highlights industry changes in Syracuse
A Sept 6 telecomm conference and expo in Syracuse at the Oncenter offers free expo admission and $125 conference tickets. Dennis Dundon of USA Datanet will deliver the keynote. The event includes multiple sessions on productivity, budgeting, end-user issues, and a vendors view with a wine reception.
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Syracuse
Central New York Communications Association
Oncenter
Dennis Dundon
USA Datanet
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Giovanna McCarthy
Paparazzi Day Spa
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