CompUSA coming to Syracuse area amid store closures
Central New York shoppers face a thinning electronics market as Lechmere and Nobody Beats the Wiz leave. Rochester CompUSA staff say a Syracuse eastern suburb store may open by late summer or fall, while local outlets like Smith Restaurant Supply expand. Contacts: Bob Niedt, 470-2264, bniedi syracuse.com.
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Network s com inc launches flexible internetworking services
Network s com inc owned by Rick Shutts Jr Jim Velo and Tony Golabelli operates in Central New York and the Southern Tier designing and installing network systems. Began 1994 as DailyWorks renamed in October 1995 to reflect internetworking aims. Ltd staff includes 12 workers. financing via personal savings and Solvay Bank. They seek Nas specialized Netware and Microsoft talent while moving toward a buyout of a local computer reseller.
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Ice storm cripples maple syrup harvest in northern NY
Glen Thomas watches his 60 acre maple sugar woods collapse as January ice storm devastates Clinton Essex Franklin Jefferson Lewis and St Lawrence counties. Industry losses exceed 3 million with 400000 taps lost and prices likely up about 10 percent as producers race to restart taps and a rebound depends on Quebec recovery.
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Bristol-Myers expands drug pilot plant in East Syracuse
Bristol-Myers Squibb begins a 12 000 square foot expansion at Building 588 with a 2 million project to boost small scale biologic drug development. The pilot plant tests lano te¢lase for clot dissolution and supports ongoing human trials, with broader space for materials, storage, offices, and loading docks.
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Business Moves in Syracuse Area Firms and Appointments
Hulls idainas Poananan named vice president for operators and human resources at Seneca Falls Savings Bank. Monahan's prior roles span Marine Midland Bank and Onondaga Savings Bank. Sharon Huard joins Adecco Syracuse as staffing specialist. Todd Engel becomes associate at Nottingham, Engel, Gordon and Kerr in Syracuse. Office awards noted at Longley Jones office. Foyer Ray Fateo named president of Falso Industries in Syracuse. Brian Baker relocates public accounting practice to Kinloch Commons Plaza. John Autin and Kenneth Sharkey join the firm focusing on taxation and accounting.
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New York Names Two Upstate Sites in ChipFab98 Bid
Gov. Pataki to announce two sites in Onondaga and Cayuga counties among 13 finalists for a microchip factory. The Clay undeveloped tract and a 200 acre Aurelius site near Auburn are under consideration with 50 000 dollars local match for preliminary studies. Pataki slated to reveal findings at Cayuga County Office Building.
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Child care expert to speak at Syracuse luncheon
Louie Stoney, co author of Financing Child Care in the United States, will keynote a Thursday lunch sponsored by Success by Six and The Child Care Council of Onondaga County. The event at The Sheraton University Hotel begins at noon, with a $14 charge covering lunch and parking.
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Brewery workers rally near contract deadline at Lysander plant
About 200 Anheuser-Busch Cos workers rallied outside the Lysander plant along Route 31, signaling willingness to strike if talks fail. Teamsters Local 1149 members blew whistles and carried signs while CEO August Busch II met with workers inside as talks were extended amidst concerns over more part-time staffing.
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