Lyndon Lawns closes after 47 years in Fayetteville area
Longtime Fayetteville business Lyndon Lawns announces closure by end of July after 47 years serving the North Syracuse area, as discount shopping and changing preferences reduce demand for quality lawn furniture. Founders Henry Kalette and Herbert built the shop with son Kerth joining. customers mourn the farewell, some recalling the store near Wegmans and Ground Round. Final sale starts immediately.
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Auburn Steel centers on 25 years of Japanese style plant
Auburn Steel, a pioneer of Japanese style manufacturing in the United States, marks 25 years in 1975. The Cayuga County mini mill employs about 300, with capacity to produce more than 1 million tons annually. Despite competition and market shifts south and west, executives pledge continued growth and efficiency through worker collaboration and recycled materials.
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Cortland Line Buys Diamondback to Expand Rod Making
Cortland Line Co. acquires Diamondback Inc. of Stawe VI, intending to expand manufacturing in Cortland and Vermont, creating new jobs. Cortland, a private employee-owned firm founded in 1915, will now produce its own rods alongside Diamondback rods and continue Diamondback's Vermont operation.
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New hires and company moves across Syracuse area firms
Lynne M Callis-Wilson is appointed assistant vice president and relationship manager at Key Bank in commercial real estate. John C Bred joins Sears-Brown Group as commercial sales manager in Syracuse. Open Road Sports hires Bree barge to lead online sports programs. Xerox supplier Gnnaecine Graven Staffing Services named managed service provider in Rochester. Syracuse Newspapers ad staff win NYNAPA awards for campaigns and brochures. Verna Lang Real Estate merges with Gallinger Real Estate Better Homes and Gardens in Marcellus. Northasat Construction selected for Salvation Army Rehabilitation Center in Syracuse.
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NiMo wins tax battle boosting challenge to assessments
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp won a Court of Appeals ruling Tuesday that strengthens its challenge to Geddes town assessments and signals higher weight for taxpayer evidence in such cases. The decision could require Geddes to refund about $1.03 million across 1990 to 1993, with broader relief possible in other jurisdictions.
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Train excursions offer limited seats at convention dates
The National Railway Historical Society reports some 199g convention rail trips still have seats while others are sold out. A toll free line 233-5165 provides information and tickets. The NYS&W steam trips run Thursday and Saturday with Thursday tickets available and Saturday sold out. Adirondack Scenic Railroad Thursday excursion also has tickets.
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