Ice cream returns to DeWitt mall amid shopping town gaps
Baskin-Robbins split from ShoppingTown last year leaving the food court without ice cream options. Earl and Anne Rooney secured Swenson’s and Heidi’s Frozen Yogurt stands, reviving ice cream offerings at the edge of the food court as Eckerd expands and other retailers eye Central New York locations.
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Upstate New York Faces Five-Year Manufacturing Slump
Standard & Poor's DRI forecasts slow job growth across New York through 2002 with upstate regions hit hardest by manufacturing cuts. Syracuse may see slight gains this year, but overall growth remains tepid due to high taxes, costs, and weak exports.
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Kodak Sued Over Same-Sex Harassment Claims in Rochester
Christopher Corelli, a former Kodak chemical technician, alleges repeated sexual harassment by a male co worker from 1995 to 1996. He says supervisors dismissed the incidents as locker room humor and Kodak failed to separate him from the harasser despite a prior complaint and a 1996 state ruling finding probable cause of discrimination.
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Change drives RB Woodcraft from garage to national reach
Ray mond Brooks started RB Woodcraft in 1984 as a one man shop in a garage. The 40 person firm now showcases mahogany displays and wall panels across the United States and won New York’s Blue Chip Initiative Award.
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Price Waterhouse and Coopers Lybrand merge today
Price Waterhouse and Coopers Lybrand plan a merger to form PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. About 400 to 500 employees in Syracuse Albany Buffalo and Rochester will celebrate at the OnCenter as offices combine with no layoffs expected.
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Company Matters highlights leadership moves in Syracuse area firms
Carl Florin named senior account executive at JT Spach & Associates in Syracuse after a stint at WAMiS. Longstreet joins Mackenzie Smith Lews & Hughes estate planning in Syracuse with accounting and corporate law background. James Nuse rises to VP at Blasland Bouth & Lee Inc, leading NE U.S. industrial scale projects in remediation and groundwater treatment. Shirley Farnett of North Syracuse earns MetLife Leaders Conference recognition in Puerto Rico. Hayner Hoyt to build Nextel sales office in Syracuse Rockwest area. A.A. Mack Construction to build 49,000 square foot Center for Forensic Science in Syracuse. Central New York Regional Transportation Authority unit Centro cited for virtual reality training aiding mentally disabled. Seneca Cayuga ARC honors Centro with Community Partnership award in 1997. To submit business notices, mail to Susan Royal in Syracuse.
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Niagara Mohawk completes IPP buyout deal
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp closes a $4 billion buyout of IPP contracts, paying about $39 billion in cash plus 205 million shares to independent producers. The move ends power purchases from 18 plants and shifts to cheaper supplies from nine others, saving over $500 million annually. The company writes off 263.2 million with stock valued higher than allowed rates. PowerChoice phased rate reductions begin over three years.
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AirTran to stay in Syracuse. exits Albany Rochester and Newburgh
AirTran Airlines will continue service in Syracuse while pulling out of Albany, Rochester, and Stewart Airport Newburgh due to weak sales and lease expiration on 737 jets. The airline will still operate in Buffalo and aviation officials call the Syracuse plan welcome.
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