Power forecast Upstate has enough for summer
The operator of New York's electric grid says the state has adequate power supplies for the summer but margins in the New York City area are razor thin. The system operator warned that future summers will be tighter unless more plants are built, with NYC capacity about 2 percent shy in July. Upstate regions have sufficient installed capacity, according to Caral Murphy.
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New York Independent System
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Loretto Executive Moves to St Josephs Hospital Center
Mathryn Ruscillo leaves Loretto after eight years to become senior vice president for strategic planning and organizational development at St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center in Syracuse. She will guide board, doctors, and staff in future planning as Loretto names Sally Berry to replace her as senior vice president for program and policy development.
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Ruscillo
Loretta
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center
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Ruscuillo
Ruscrtto
Loretto
New York
Sally Berry
Vera House
College loan rates stay near record lows in July
The Education Department announced federally backed student loan rates will drop on July 1 to 5.99 percent from 8.19 percent and parent loans to 6.79 percent from 8.99 percent. Borrowers begin repayment about six months after graduation, with a 10 year window.
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Executives and Professionals Honored in New York and Central New York
Robert Fagliarone of Ska neateles receives the 2000 2001 distinguished service award from the New York State Society of CPAs. Noreen Murphy named retail store supervisor at Sprint PCS Cicero Mall. Deirdre Bertrand joins Independent Wireless One as local marketing associate for Central New York. Julie Ryan promoted to banking officer loan operations manager at Cortland Savings Bank. Steven Blais joins Stearns Wheler as architect. Beth Ann Smith named Ithaca Section Engineer of the Year by ASCE.
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New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants
Pres
North Syracuse
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Central New York
Bertrand
Citadel Communications
Julie Ryan
Homer
Cortland Savings Bank
First Niagara Financial Group Inc
Ryan
Steven Blais
Stearns & Wheler
Beth Ann Smith
Ithaca
Syracuse
American Society of Civil Engineers
Workforce underprepared, expert says at SU roundtable
SU roundtable on workforce education heard Donald J Carstensen of AtT Inc warn the US workforce faces aging, diversity, and division by income, with rising tech needs and low teen interest in computer fields. He noted a large gap between skilled and unskilled earnings and urged options-focused training.
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Syracuse University
Donald J Carstensen
Ices
Att Inc
ACT
Carstensen
Kenneth Shaw
Century-old union to build labor hall in Salina
Oswego Local 747 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, with 1,200 members, plans a $15 million union hall and training center at 3195 Vickery Road, Salina. The 18,000 square foot facility will house offices, a benefits unit, and a carpenters training center paid for from union funds.
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Oswego Carpenters
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Joiners of America
Vickery Road
Salina
Kathy Thomas
Pedscena Es
Cote Cone
HU Peinbys
Muriel
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Union Hall
Latina America
Ford F-150 and Ram Drag in Insurer Crash Tests
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released first large pickup crash tests showing the Ford F-150 performing poorly with airbags deployed late and the Ram cab sustaining high head and neck injury readings. Toyota Tundra led with the best structural integrity, while Silverado/Sierra rated marginal.
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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
North America
Brian O'Neal
the Institute
Ford Motor Co and
DormierChrysler AG
DaimlerChrysler
Aascliaien
Insurance Company Institute
Local Firms Reunite to Fight Drugs in Syracuse
About 75 area companies join SOBAD and the Greater Syracuse Chamber for a training seminar at Drumlins Conference Center. Ki tan Manufacturing reports nearly 30 employees or relatives affected by drug or alcohol problems, reflecting a 10 percent rough estimate in workplaces.
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Kitan Manufacturing Corp
Syracuse
Keith Flynn
Flynn
Kihan Manufacturing
Drumlins Conference Center
SOBAD
Syracuse Onondaga Businesses Against Drugs
Greater
SOBAD to Host Drug Free Workplace Conference in Syracuse
The SOBAD coalition in Syracuse relaunched with Jackie Samora noting a 15 dollar fee and capped attendance. The event gathers area businesses, schools, and agencies to discuss drug free policies, testing, and related legal issues from 8:00 to 12:30 with Bernie Diaz of the Miami Coalition as keynote.
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Bernie Diaz
Miami Coalition For
Miam. Coalition
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