Engineering firm Clough Harbour moves to The Galleries Syracuse
Clough Harbour and Associates LLP relocates from State Tower Building to The Galleries at 441 S Salina Street in Syracuse. The Albany based firm expands to about 8,000 square feet on the second floor, doubling its earlier space and employing 26 Syracuse staff.
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Clough Harbour & Associates LLP
State Tower
Tie Galleries
Syracuse
S.salina St
Frank Mento
Judge trims GM injury award to 1.09 billion
Superior Court Judge Ernest Williams reduces the punitive damages in a General Motors case from 4.8 billion to 1.09 billion after a Malibu gas tank explosion lawsuit. Compensatory damages remain 107 million for crash victims.
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Arnage Laurscay
General Motors
Superior Court
Ernest Williams
US Airways shares fall amid looming Sept strike threat
US Airways Group Two shares dropped after the National Mediation Board declared an impasse and a 30 day cooling off period in talks with the International Association of Machinists. The period allows action after 30 days if no contract is reached, per Stall and News Service reports.
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US Airways Group Two
National Mediation Board
Anrine
International Association of Machinists
LAM
Kempney named quality assurance head at Raymour and Flanigan
Kempney of Fayetteville becomes quality assurance manager at the Raymour and Flanigan furniture distribution center in Liverpool responsible for inspecting vendor products and ensuring adherence to company standards. Also listed are Syracuse City School District administrator appointments across multiple schools and roles.
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Danny L Kempney
Fayetteville
Raymour & Hanigan Furniture
Liverpool
Kempney
Raymour & Flanigan
American Society City
Syracuse City
Patricia Floyd Echals
Dr. King Magnet
Maureen Kerenedy
McCarthy
Anthony Tolbert
Edward Smith
Mark Waelder
Hughes Magnet
Peter Bimham
Levy Middle
Bernice Bradway
Neling
Fowler High
Caryl Cooper
Corcoran High
Robert DiFloria Jr
Delaware
Dave Cutter
Corcoran High School
Delilah Fiuma
P. Keltwhite
Meachem
Janis Wilson
Nottingham High School
Poreen Bronchetti
Dr. Weeks
Orie
Weolanges
Fowler High School
Ann Shermetod
Franklin Magnet School
Adrienne Spenon
Sedgwick Heights nursing home fires staff over arrest records
Interim manager of Sedgwick Heights in Syracuse dismissed up to 24 of 86 workers after background checks revealed significant arrest histories including drug possession and assault. Loretto, temporarily in charge, says some staff had no prior records or missing immunizations, prompting investigations and potential union grievances.
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Sedgwick Helpprs Nursing Home
Syracuse
Loretto
Sedgwick Heights
Aceon
Tha
Wndette GS
Carmen
Lures
Jane O'Connell
Loretta
Aicoff
Rob Kenny
Seneca
O'Connell
Sedzwit Heights
Licretto
Welch Allyn rolls into newborn hearing test market with AudioPath
Welch Allyn Inc introduces AudioPath a $455 million market entry for newborn hearing testing and other medical devices. The device checks cochlear hair cell function via a brief ear probe and echo like signal, aims to aid early detection and treatment of hearing loss in infants.
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Welch Allyn Inc
AudioPath
Skaneateles Company
Jean Vincent
Welch Allyn
Kimberly E. McNeilly
American Academy of Pediatrics
U.S
James Walsh
R-Onondaga
Eee
McNeilly
Welch Ailyn
Tau
Ori Ban Hee
Robert A. Dracker
North Area Pediatrics
North
Syracuse
West Area Pediatrics
Camillus
Dracker
Physicians ‘Advisory Board
United States
Rite Aid downsizing rumors rock pharmacy chain
Rite Aid Corp faces stock decline amid reports of possible corporate transactions and downsizing as analysts weigh the impact of a store-opening spree and a postponed investor meeting. The chain, the nation’s third-largest, posted a 39 percent drop in fourth-quarter earnings from $119.7 million to 3 million as expansion pressures weighed on profits.
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Philadelphia
Rite Aid Corp
If Conaumat
Syracuse gains new speedy Net access firm
A Connecticut based company will offer DSL high speed Internet access to Syracuse businesses beginning Sept making at least three firms bringing the technology to Central New York. DSL.net from New Haven will serve within three miles of Bell Atlantic’s downtown office and offer speeds up to 54 times faster than dial up at lower costs. By year end at least six providers are expected with service expanding to Auburn Cortland and more.
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Coiny
Syracuse
Buisnesses
Central York
Sree Dsl.net
New Haven
Conn
Bell Atlantic
S. State
DSL
Digital Subscriber Inc
Orch
North Communications
Auburn
Cortland
Trachtenberg
Iva
Cations
Baldwinsville
Koatland
Ethet
Dsl.net
Witscal
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US Airways
Larry Alcoff
Service Employees
Hierteduner Chiun
Sedgwick
Health Department
The
State Health Department
Seneca Heights Corp
Lorétio Founnd
Important Informa
Michael Muraco
Seneca Heights
Charley Hannagan
Dick Blume
Kyra Upah
Kathy Kuhn
North Area Pediatric Center
Buckley Road
Rite Aid
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Nea
New York
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