Ebelings expands to Clay site in area drive
Ebelings Pet Centers plan a 3500 square foot new store at MarketFair North across from Great North, joining Shoppingtown Dewitt and Camillus locations. Owner Bruce Haines says dogs are not sold, citing a stance against puppy mills. The chain, started 1868, may be the country’s oldest per center.
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Great Northern
Wegmans
Bruce Haines
Shoppingtown
Dewit
Caryilus
Camulus
Haines
Tam
Pam
Ebeling
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Computer Gallery opens selling refurbished corporate machines
The Comput er Gallery in East Syracuse opened April 1 as a retailer of new and refurbished desktop and laptop computers, printers, monitors and servers. Owner Louis Centolella, with 28 years in central New York computer sales, says products come from short term leases and offer about 60 percent savings. showroom spans 156,000 square feet with IBM, Compaq and Hewlett Packard brands, plus a 90 day warranty and discounted training for new users.
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Mantius Center Road
East
Syracuse
Louis Centolella
How Fong
Wennergh
New York
Centorella
Ontario Credit
Computer Gallery
IBM
Compaq
Hewlett Packard
Gentoleila
Centolella
Tony Fang
AL Campaniell
Xait
Grant Leschander
Jeff
Lous Centolella
Syracuse Newspapers embrace digital photo era with Canon Kodak cameras
Syracuse Newspapers adopt the DCS 520 Series Digital Camera, weighing more yet offering instant on view and quick transfer from memory cards. Tests run this summer with goal to digitize all images, boosting timing, with memory cards priced at about 1000 dollars for three.
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Syracuse
Canon
Kodak
Nicholas Lisi
Stephen A. Rogers
Carrier Dome
New York
Rogers
U.S. Defense Department
Harry DiOrio
Micholas Lisastart
Local professionals gain posts at several firms in Syracuse area
Trina Tardone of Syracuse and a Syracuse University Newhouse graduate becomes public relations director at Devine & Neiler Inc. Rose Bruton named buyer at FOSTEC Inc. in Auburn. Jaffrey Hinman joins Blasland Bouck & Lee as senior project engineer in transportation. Hayner Hoyt lands Travelers remodel contract in Glens Falls. Schumm Maxian Architects completes site work for Key Bank and libraries in central New York.
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Syracuse
S.J. Newhouse School of Communications
Syracuse Univers
Aahol Devine & Neiler Inc
Tardone
State University of New York Health Science Center
Tim
Rose Bruton
Fostec Inc
Auburn
Bruton
Blasland, Bouck & Lee
Hinman
Hayner Hoyt Corp
Echanite
Arts project faces tough funding via nonprofit bonds
Syracuse struggles to finance a $30 million Avenue of the Arts overhaul for six city schools. A nonprofit firm would issue bonds not guaranteed by the city, risking higher costs and potential credit rating damage if lease payments falter. Bank backing collapsed after city pledging full faith and credit was demanded.
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U.S
Syracuse
Common Council
Avenue of the Arts
McKinley-Brighton
Martin Luther King Jr
Syracuse University
Marine Midland
Allan E. Young
School of Management
Young
Stock listings return to Herald-Journal page B5
The daily listing of smoke and mutual funds has returned to the Herald-Journal on page B5 after a two week suspension. Readers expressed reliance on the listings to monitor investments and were assured the information remains available in One Herald-Journal and the Sunday Herald American.
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