Hot Shoppe eyes expansion from Armory Square to Rochester
Rochester considers a Hot Shoppe expansion after success in Armory Square Syracuse. Owner Allen Rossino and co owner Nale li Rochester discuss launching in Burlington Vermont or Quebec while keeping the Em pire Brewing Co. and Dinosaur Bar-B-Que Express roots. Also notes Attitudes Hair and Nail Studio opening at 119 Church St and Armory Square flea markets growing toward September with 60 dealers expected.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Empire Brewing Co
Armory Square
Carla Johnson
Mary Renna
Church St
Bruce Block
Antique Underground
Stelaes Ced
Black
Museum of Science and Technology
Herald American
Bob Niedt
Prodigy
Niagara Mohawk to Restore Power at Syracuse Hotel
Niagara Mohawk agreed to restore electricity at the Best Western University Tower in downtown Syracuse after reaching a principle deal with owner Harvey Lin over a security deposit. The shutdown affected 250 Jehovah's Witnesses delegates planning to stay for a convention, prompting officials to consider alternative lodging.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Best Western University
Syracuse
Niagara Mohawk
Harvey Lin
Jehovah's Witnesses
Paratore Signs Inc. A Central New York sign maker
Paratore Signs Inc an diversified sign and screen printing firm at 1551 Brawerton Road Salina NY was founded in 1954 by Frank J Paratore who remains president with John V Paratore as 15 secretary and co owner The company serves mostly Central New York with some out of state work It offers five lines of printing including inkjet screen vinyl graphics and outdoor signage and aims to stay on top of technology while planning expansion at its current location
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Rochester
Rossinos
Supernatural Foods
Rossino
Burlington
Quebec
Canada
Rosario
Alirahar
Amninvease
Para Lops Sitis Way
Diversified
Carner
P&c Foods
Aqway
Paratore Signs
Frank J. Paratore
Paratore
New York
Frank J Paratore
Paratores
Brewarton Road
John V. Paratore
Store owner says he was victim twice
Marwan Azzam, owner of M&M Markets in Syracuse, says burglars damaged his store and stole cash and inventory. He reopened after the crash but accuses authorities of prosecuting him despite valid insurance claims, and has filed a federal civil suit seeking $5 million in damages.
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Marwan Azzam
Syracuse
South Side
M&m Markets
Third Hear Ag Reuman
Onondaga
William J. Burke
Azzam
William Fitzpatrick
U.S. District Court
Donovan
U.S
Jordan
Oakwood Ave
Noha
M& M Markets
Suzanne Duen
M & M Markets
Oakwood Avenue
Syracuse area jobless rate hits four percent in June
The Syracuse area unemployment fell to 4.0 percent in June, the lowest June rate since 1990 and tied for the August 1996 level. May to June jobs rose by 2,200 with government employment down 8 percent as teachers recess for summer. Construction led gains with 900 new jobs, while year over year construction lagged.
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Syracuse Area
Syracuse
State Labor Department
Karen Knapik-Scal
Knapik-Scalzo
Rua Onoue
Cayuga
Cortland
Paulson
Oswego
Fae
Onondaga Community College appoints new trustees officers
The Onondaga Community College board elects Fred Fietkiewicz of Liverpool as chair and Darlene Kerr of Onondaga Hill as vice chair. Connie Whitton of Mantus is named secretary. James E. Kirby of Syracuse becomes a National Auctioneers Association member. Lee Ostness named coating and drying product manager at Black Clawson Converting Machinery Corp.
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Onondaga Community College Board of Trustees
Fred Fietkiewicz
Liverpool
Fietkiewicz
Nationwide Insurance
Darlene Kerr
Onondaga Hill
Electrc
Niagara Mohawk
Conenie Whitton
Mantus
Carrier Corp
Marine Midland Bank
James E. Kirby
Syracuse
Gallinger Auction Services
Lee Ostness
Black Clawson Converting Machinery Corp
Philips Broadbank Networks to supply fiber RF transport in NY
Philips Broadbank Networks in Manlius will furnish over 500 miles of fiber optic and RF transport equipment for two Time Warner rebuilds in Central New York. Systems based in Oswego and Oneida use Philips AF amplifiers and new Diamond Marquise fourport node amplifiers with the Diamond Transport system including advanced transmitters and receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips Broadbank
Manlius
Time Warner
New York
Oswego
Oneida
Shafter Building Wins Roofing Contract at Seneca Mall
Shafter Building Services of 133 Richmond Ave Syracuse secured a 12040 square foot roofing and insulation contract from New Plan Realty Trust at Joanne's inside Seneca Mall. The firm recently completed a 15945 square foot roofing project at Lifetech Handling on Ellicott Drive in East Syracuse.
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Shafter Building Services
Richmond Ave
Syracuse
New Plan Realty Trust
Joanne's
Seneca Mall
Shafter Building
Lifetech Handling
Ellicot Drive
East
Disgruntled Halo Group presses Bennett bankruptcy case
Halo Group investors led by Russell Stott called judge Gerling to protest fees and conflicts in Bennett Funding’s Chapter 11. They cited $2.4 million in fees for Simpson Thacher and urged court to compel $800000 temporary payment. They questioned trustee Breeden’s SE C leadership and Coopers & Lybrand ties, arguing lack of plan after 16 months and Breeden’s experience.
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Halo Group
Bennett Companies
TS Bankruptcy Court
Stephen D. Gerling
Hale
Russell Stott
Camllus
Hale Group
Stott
Richard C Breeden
Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett
Breedens
Mike Sigal
Gerling
Sigal
U.S
Breeden
Bennett
Group 1
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Coopers & Lybrand
Coopers
Par Technology wins $5M Air Force contract in Rome
PAR Technology’s subsidiary PAR Government Systems will subcontract for the U.S. Air Force Material Command at Rome Laboratory on the Image Product Library program. The project involves software development to manage an image database that can ingest imagery from multiple sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par Technology
Air Force
Rome
New Hartford
PAR Technology Corp
U.S. Air Force
PAR Government Systems Corp
U.S. Air Force Material Command
Rome Laboratory
Europeans OK Boeing McDonnell merger in principle
As President Clinton lobbied leaders by phone, Boeing and McDonnell Douglas won preliminary European approval for their $15 billion merger. EU antitrust chief Karel Van Miert called the talks satisfactory and said a formal decision would come next week.
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Clinton
Boeing Co
McDonnell Douglas
Wiy
Brussols
European Union
Boeing
Karel van Miert
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