Indoor air center in Syracuse lands 2.3 million grant
A newly formed New York Indoor Environmental Quality Center Inc. announced a 2.3 million state grant to recruit an executive director, fund graduate internships, and hire faculty across SUNY and Syracuse University entities. NYSEQ aims to advance indoor air quality research with a broad partnership of more than 50 academic, corporate, and medical institutions.
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Syracuse
New York Indoor Environmental Quality Center Inc
Syracuse University
Suny College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Suny Upstate Medical University
NYSEQ
Suny Institute For Human Performance
Irving Avenue
Metropolitan Development Association
Central
New York
State Assembly
Bill Magnarelli
Nyseq Center
Upstate Medical University
Robson & Woese
Bond Schoeneck & King
C&s Engineers
McQuay International
Syracuse Research Corp
Jeanroom Systems
Rosenthal Chadwick Inc
College of Pnvironmental Science and Forestry
St Joseph's Hospital Health Center appoints new financial leaders
Michael Humphrey of Ca mullus becomes director of financial services at St Joseph's Hospital Health Center. Humphrey, a CPA and Utica College graduate, previously held senior hospital finance roles in Syracuse and Montour Falls. Louise DeJohn named United Way liaison with AFL-CIO Syracuse Labor Council to boost unions contributions and recruit volunteers. New special accounts team supervisors at Fire Serv Inc include Cynthia Iversen Carla Martin Joanne Stagnitta Tara Owens and Jim Rauch to manage workflow for corporate reconciliation. Stephanie Nicholas becomes controlled disbursement supervisor overseeing service quality. Susan Royal.
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Michael Humphrey
Camullus
St. Joseph's Hospital
Humphrey
Utica College
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Montour Falls
Louise DeJohn
United Way
Afl-Cio
Greater
United Way Gling Yeetee Uludieps Vlna
Fieserv Inc
Cynthia Iversen
Carla Martin
Joanne Stagnitta
Tara Owens
Jim Rauch
Stephanie Nicholas
Nicholas
Clear Channel Buys Sybercase Web Site From Cox
Clear Channel Communications will acquire Sybercase.com from Cox Interactive Media and keep it running. Cox plans to close local offices, reallocating resources. Sybercase has operated in the red for three years but may turn a corner with Clear Channel linking content across divisions. Sybercase staff face transfer options or severance packages as a new Syracuse site, Syracusevoice.com, emerges separately.
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Sybercase.com
Cox Interactive Media Inc
Clear Channel
Syracuse
Delmonico
Sybercase
Dee Collins
Collins
Cox
Marleen Burford
Atlanta
Ganet
Curent Sybercase
Syb
Ercase
Burford
Gybriuse
Alex Ottaviano
Syracusevoice.com
Manlius
Ottaviana
Grocers wage sandwich board battle on Syracuse west side
Wegmans and Price Chopper duel for share along Onondaga Boulevard in Geddes and western suburbs. New Price Chopper Western Lights store prompts bumper ads, coupons, and direct mail attacks while Wegmans expands nearby Fairmount store.双方竞争推动双线促销与优惠券大战，地区市场份额争夺持续。
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McDonald's
Onondaga Boulevard
Geddes
Wegmans
Price Chopper
Burger King
West Side
Syracuse
BULLI
Western Lights
DiBello’s
Weemans
Jerry O'Dell
New York
Schenectady Grocer
DeWitt Price Chopper
Onondaga County
Mona Golub-Ganz
Golub-Ganz
Rochester
Schenectady
O'Dell
Fairmount
Geddes-Syracuse
Rominuyethe
Onondaga Street
Western Lights Plaza
Come Home to Syracuse aims to lure grads back
The Metropolitan Development Association launched a Come Home to Syracuse program to recruit 25 to 35 year olds raised in Central New York who studied locally. Funded partly by a state workforce grant, the effort coordinates with SU Le Moyne SUNY ESF and other colleges to connect alumni with local job opportunities. A 60 person working group will guide referrals to employers seeking skilled workers.
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Metropolitan ‘Development Association
Syracuse
Syracse
Central New York
MDA
Seoomindunta Ned
Siehs
Irwin Davis
New York
Jeff Brown
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Hal Brown
R-Camillus
Brown
Syracuse University School of Law
le Mo
Washington, D.C
Nostalgic Miss Syracuse Diner Opens Downtown Week Start
The newly reopened Miss Syracuse diner marks the first full week on Montgomery Street near City Hall. Owner Charles Roman and partner Brian Casey revived the former Trolley Stop Diner, a historic 1947 Buster Co. car, after SBA loan default transfer and months of negotiation and renovation. Open hours vary by day, with breakfast centered service and weekend extended hours.
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Miss Syracuse
Montgomery Street
City Hall
Charles Roman
Roman
Franklin Square
Brian Casey
Franklin Grill
Ken Maliszewski
U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
Bernard J. Paprocki
Syracuse
Stephen
Anna Petrunick
Wesley Chue
Tom's Cove
Casey
Erie Boulevard
Buster Co
Ephend
Camien
Charlie Roman
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