State hearing on Warners bridge replacement announced
A public hearing on Canton Street bridge over Conrail tracks near Warners is set for 7 p.m. January 28 at Warners Fire Department. An informal Q and A begins at 6:30 p.m. The New York State Department of Transportation conducts the hearing. Construction to replace the bridge is planned for spring 2000 and will take about two years with two-way traffic maintained. Design report and environmental assessment copies are available through February 9 at local offices and NYSDOT Syracuse.
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Canton Street
Conrail
Warners
Warners Fire Department
Newport Road
New York State Department of Transportation
Warners Post
van Buren
Camaillus
Onondaga West
DeVoe Road
Camullus
Nysdot
Washington St
Syracuse
Central New York recruits engineers via web site launch
The da Vine project adds six members Clestra Cleanroom InfiMed Jencourt OBrien Gere TeatWise and Young Franklin to recruit engineers and skilled workers. Jencourt and TextWise received matching funds to cover membership fees. basic dues are 5000. The da Vinci site will go live by month end, combining online and traditional ads to fill technical openings in Central New York.
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Central New York
Clestra Cleanroom Inc
InfiMed Inc
Jencourt Inc
Obrien & Gere Engineers Inc
TeatWise LLC
Young & Franklin Inc
Jencourt
TextWise
Onondaga County Industral Development Agency
da Vinci
New York
Oneida Ltd expands via Italian design firm acquisition
Oneida Ltd. said its Italian tableware subsidiary has bought its main development and manufacturing source Sant Andrea Table Top Engineering & Design of Vercelli. The deal advances Oneida toward a complete tabletop offering for home and international markets.
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Oneida Ltd
Italy
Sant 'Andrea
Table Top Engineering & Design, Sr
Vercelli
Oneida
Queida
William D Matthews
Tte&d
Matthews
Tony Fong
BAM Transmission shifts to Baldwinsville for repairs and service
Moe Garand and Sud Hanmer own BAM Transmission at 3641 Hayes Road in Baldwinsville with two employees. Garand notes the business, started two years ago, focuses on automatic and standard transmissions, brake and diagnostic work, aiming to keep overhead low. Hanmer is a former Twins Transmission owner in Liverpool.
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BAM
Hayes Road Road
Baldwinsville
Garand
Hanmer
Liverpool
Moe Garand
Bud Hanmer
B&m Transmission
Deluxe to add 200 jobs downtown in Syracuse
Deluxe Corp plans to hire about 200 more workers in the next six to 12 months at its customer service center in the former Sibley's building on South Salina Street. The expansion follows a growing workload at the high tech center, part of a broader move to consolidate operations and create a local call center cluster amid bank consolidations and rising digital payments.
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Deluxe Corp
Syracuse
Sibley’s
South
Salina Street
Deluxe
Greensboro
N.C
Phoenix
Ariz
Syracuse Center
Dey Road
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Dey
Centennial Plaza
USA Relay
Erie Boulevard West
Cablexpress Corp
Salina
Sutherland Group Ltd
Former SU student faces fraud charge
New York prosecutors charged 27 year old Jason Wall a former Syracuse University student with securities fraud for defrauding more than 100 investors of nearly 12 million dollars. Wall promised 25 to 35 percent monthly returns from fake private placements using names resembling Hasbro Texas Instruments Intel and Mattel. He instead used funds for personal use or to pay off other investors who refused to roll over their investments.
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New York
Jason Wall
Syracuse University
Wall
Hasbro Inc
Texas Instruments Inc
Intel Compute Corp
Mattel Toys Inc
Dollar falls as markets weigh central bank actions
The dollar weakened against major currencies amid speculation on coordinated central bank action to push it lower. The yen gained after Japan's LDP official hinted at possible permanent income tax cuts to stimulate the economy, while traders cited rumors of central bank intervention and a rally in the Australian dollar on talk of its currency sales.
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London
Tony Norfield
Treasury
ABN Amro Hoare Govett
U.S
Local business notes and community updates in Syracuse
Sportewear Grapfilx promotes imprinted sportswear at 1005 W Fayette St Syracuse. The RLS Career Center names officers led by John K. Valentino as president and Laurie Krebs as vice president of finance. Architectural Specifier magazine recognizes Paul & McCann for EverGreen copper ad. Dannible & McKas donates basketballs to Gooches Garner for Cancer and Boys and Girls Club of Syracuse.
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RLS Career Center
Syracuse
John K. Valentino
Green & Selster
Laurie Krebs
Jinx Crouch
Lynn McMartin
Barbara Pickard
Sharon Northup
Rick Upshaw
Latorra
Paul & McCann
Architectural Specifier Magazine
Revere Copper
Dannible & McKas
Certified Public Accountants
Boys and Girls Club of
Syracuse Inc
Two promotions and new hires in Central New York firms
Brian Ciota of Marcellus was promoted to vice president at McClurg Associates, overseeing remodeling and building projects across Central New York. Peter C. Girard of Jordanville joined James Jordan Associates, working on additions and alterations for Lawville Academy and Central School in Lowville, New York.
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Brian Ciota
Marcellus
McClurg Associates
McClurg
Gentral New York
Ciota
Peter C. Girard
Jordanville
James Jordan Associates
New York State
Girard 1
Lawville Academy
Central School
Lowville
Vernon Downs seeks 125 racing days as board conditions pledge
Vernon Downs wins provisional 125 race days for the season but must prove ongoing operation. Mid-State Raceway must submit audit proving going concern by Feb 15 and update purse accounts, simulcasting contract status, and officer licensing. Track plans March 21 to Nov 29 schedule with daily racing Thursday through Monday and year-round simulcasting. officials hope $1 million aid and stable finances avert closure.
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State Racing and
Vernon Downs
Stephanie Donato
Mid-State Raceway Inc
Oneida County
Vernon
Rack
Jim Moran
Moran
Mid-State
Central New York Harness Horsemen's Association
Indonesian currency bounces back after plunge
In Jakarta, Indonesia, the rupiah recovered to 7,990 per dollar from a record low of 10,550 as President Suharto pledged to implement sweeping reforms. Officials cited IMF bailout uncertainty fueling panics, while the military urged calm and denied unrest rumors.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Suharto
Clinton
State Secretariat
Murdioho
International Monetary Fund
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Warners Bridge
Toran
New York Agricult Society
State Department of Agriculture
University of Maryland
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Suny Cableskill
Century Farm
Eno
Franklin
Sullivan
Tioga
NYS Agriculture
J Roger Barber
Herald-Journal
AMEX
Business
Wall Street
Sud
Kenn
Old Sibley’s
Wilmorite Inc
Sibley's
An Helle Gabe
Wellspring
Joyce Harris
Rita Canavan
Community General Hospitals
New Wellspring Breast Center
Bloomberg News
Yoshiro Mori
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
Sportewear Grapfilx
Fayette St
Sucan Royal
Susan Royal
Herald-Journal Business Desk
P.O. Box
N.Y
Girard
Charley Hannagan
Madison
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