Bonwit Tellers last sale draws bargain crowd
Shoppers packed Bonwit Teller for a farewell sale as Pyramid Cos. ends its store ownership. Prices were cut at least 20 percent but some departments appeared leased or not fully on sale, leaving customers uncertain about further discounts and a hoped final closing.
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Bus drivers needed for schools temper in Syracuse area
Rebecca Livengood notes districts and TNT Bus Service recruit drivers for the Syracuse area. Applicants need a Class B license with FP endorsement after training and a road test. Candidates should stay calm with students and weather while handling responsibility, with paths offered by Central Square Driving Academy and local districts.
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Central Square Driving Academy
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Department of Labor
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RLS Career Center
E. Genesee St
Syracuse
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Hanford plans to add up to 40 jobs at Syracuse plant
G C Hanford Manufacturing Co announced it will create 33 to 40 new manufacturing jobs this year to handle growing cephalosporin production. The company, founded in 1845 and based at Oneida Street, expects continued growth as it adds new product lines and seeks candidates at its Syracuse facility and via job fairs.
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Oneida Street
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Bristol-Myers Squibb
Human Resources Department
Gneida St
Philip Mazza
P.O. Box
Mor
Ign Well Kid Company
Lofty redevelopment eyed as Elks building rises as downtown Syracuse apartments
Cosimo Zavaglia leads tours of the former Elks hall block across from the post office in Syracuse where 34 apartments are planned including 28 one bedrooms five two bedrooms and a studio. The 1924 structure will include 22 indoor parking spaces and up to 3 outdoor spots with a September opening target. The project cost is about 2.2 million with a 200 thousand loan guarantee from the Syracuse Economic Development Corp. The Downtown Committee study cites demand for downtown housing with rates ranging from 450 to 1200 a month and notes the impact on local business and traffic plans around Clinton Square and Genesee Street.
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Syracuse Inc
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Auwaerter
Anwaerter
Clinton Square
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Bell Atlantic Pays $13 Million to Settle Order Flub Probes
Bell Atlantic agrees to a $13 million settlement with federal and state regulators over mishandled customer order switches. The pact includes $3 million to the federal government and $10 million to wholesale customers, plus future penalties up to $24 million if orders lag. FCC allows continued long distance sales in New York under tighter oversight.
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William Kennard
Federal Communications Commission
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PSC
At&t
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Temporary agencies boost job matching across industries
Temporary agencies help employers and candidates test fit before long term commitment. They expanded from clerical work to professional roles, offering trial employment and flexible staffing. Benefits include health insurance, paid time off, and access to diverse projects. Downsides include potential disruption to ongoing job searches and time demands of networking and interviews. Leslie Rose McDonald of Pathfinders Career Transition Services in Liverpool offers guidance.
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