Oneida Airlines Renamed to Legacy Airlines
Oneida Airlines Inc. changes its business name to Legacy Airlines as it seeks federal approval to operate a regional carrier based in Syracuse. Headquarters stay in Utica while flight operations shift to Syracuse Hancock International Airport. The plan targets 46 Northeast cities including New York with service hoped to begin next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneiga Airlines Inc
Syracuse
Legacy Airlines
Oneida Airlines
Oneida County
Utica
Syracuse Hancock International
New York
Nortel Corning end talks on optical unit sale
Nortel and Corning announced they have halted discussions to sell Nortel s optical components unit to Corning in a deal reportedly worth up to 100 billion. The move comes as Alcatel of France plans a stock tied to its optical components unit amid high Wall Street valuations. Details about the discussions were scarce, with reports suggesting Nortel might have held a majority stake in Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwortel Networks
Corning
Nortel
Alcatel
France
Wall Street
Nortel and
Festival of Jobs to feature 45 regional employers
The Department of Labor and the Onondaga Job Service Employer Committee host a Festival of Jobs at the Holiday Inn in Latvia from 1 to 4 p.m. Admission is free. More than 45 employers will meet job seekers from across the region. contact 479-3330 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Labor
Onondaga Job Service
Holiday Inn
Latvia
Seventh North Street
Electronics Parkway
Labor Office
Stati and News Service
Cowley Associates Adds Gilman and Nagle. Robbins Elevated at Crucible
Ray Gilman of Sandy Creek became production manager at Cowley Associates Inc bringing pre press and full production workflow expertise. Cindy Nagle joined Cowley Associates as marketing coordinator to support client campaigns and coordination. David W. Robbins was promoted to corporate treasurer and VP of finance at Crucible Materials Corp with prior roles in finance and operations. Biaggio Russo of Syracuse earned a 35 year service award with US Star Service while Joseph Cefaratti, Eastwood window clerk, received a 25 year public service award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gilman
Sandy Creek
Cowley Associates Inc
Gilman
Cindy Nagle
Cowley Associates
Nagle
Nagle Previ
Eastwood Station
James St. Joseph
Settlement bars Cellular One unfair contracts and mid term fees
New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer announced a settlement with Cellular One prohibiting hidden fees in minute plans and banning mid term contract changes. The deal requires upfront disclosure of charges, ends unilateral rate hikes, and directs customers to clear terms. Spitzer noted hundreds of thousands of Upstate users could be affected and warned other firms about fine print practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cellular One
Eliot Spitzer
Spitzer
Spitner
Upstate New York
Buffalo
Upstate
New York
Song Mountain Ski Center Sells Yet Again
Long Mountain Resort known as Song Mountain near Preble is for sale again after Rocheser investors sold it to Tully Recreation LLC less than two years ago. The group seeks local buyers while planning to open if not sold, with maintenance of tax incentives and ongoing improvements noted by Cortland IDA officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Mountain Resort
Tully
Rochester
Richard Bravitz
Tully Recreation LLC
Song
Brovitz
Bravitz
IDA
Hartsock
Tully Recreation
David Flaum
Syracuse
Interstate 81
Flaum
Chris Chapman
Song Mountain
Chapman
Perecierense
Song Mountain Resort
Cortland County
Tully Recreation Llg
Court transfers Sedgwick Heights to Loretto in Syracuse
The state Supreme Court dissolves Seneca Heights Corp and hands control of the 154 bed Sedgwick Heights adult home to Loretto after state revocation of the license. Health Dept found filthy conditions and broken elevators. former owner Michael Muraco accused of mismanagement and self dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick Heights
Syracuse
Lo- Tong
Loretto
State Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Parker Stone Wednesday
Seneca Heights Corp
Sing
Michael 5. Muraco
Seneca Heights
Thurlow
Muraco
Parker Stone
Welch Allyn unit halts $108 million PSC deal
Welch Allyn affiliate Mohawk Acquisition cancels the $108 million offer for PSC Inc after failing to secure financing. PSC stock tumbled after the decision. PSC and Hand Held Products planned a merger to combine barcode scanning and data collection lines. Hand Held Products remains active in pursuing future acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Allyn
Rochester
PSC Inc
PSC
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Welch Allyn Ventures LLC
William Allyn
Heei
Mohawk
Allyn
Hand Held Products
Welch Allyn Data Collection
Skaneateles
Webster
Eugene
Ore
Stoc
Charis Copin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oneida
Bow Jones
Eraldjournal
Long Mountain
Bob Niedt and
Nancy Buczek
Linda Hartsock
Liba Thurlow
Attorneyneral
Retto
Charley Hannagan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!