Bath & Body Works at Home debuts in Carousel Center mall
The Carousel Center adds Bath & Body Works at the Center Atrium between Pottery Barn and Britches while announcing several other openings. The Great Train Store plans November launch as a large train themed retailer offering trains, accessories, and repair services. Wilsons The Leather Experts will fill Guitar World’s old space in November, while Jagger's Grill and Bar opens at 7990 Oswego Road with Bar Jagger to follow for private events. News tips to Bob Niedt invited.
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Carousel Center Mall
Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works At Home
America
Bath & Body
Pottery Barn
Britches
Learning Curve
Erio
ERTL
Lionel
Marklin
LGB
Carousel
J.C. Penney
Wilsons Coming
Carousel Center
Wilsons
Leather Experts
Guitar World
Rx Place
Bermans the
Leather Exerts
Wilsons House of Baede
Leather
Lord & Taylor
Rolling Stones
Syracuse
Jagger
Spinnakers
Oswego Road
Liverpool
Robert Henning
Karen Moskal
Jagger's
Henning
Stephen Sauro
Toe Front
Herald American
Bob Niedt
Prodigy
StockQuote Hotline Offers 24 Hour Market Quotes
The Herald Journal advertises a round the clock stock quote hotline named NewsLine. Dial 472-2111 and enter category 9988 for quotes on NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ stacks. Directions are category 9989.
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Herald-Journal
The Hot Corner Card Shop and Coin Center
The Hot Corner at 8775 Oswego Road is a small sports cards and coins shop run by Tarrence Patterson. With two full-time employees and eight years in business, Patterson diversifies inventory with promotions while relying on direct card-company relationships to keep prices lower. He notes rising costs reduce collector interest and cites the baseball strike as a past hit to revenue, though other sports recover slowly.
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Oswego Road
Tarrence Patterson
Bernat
Patterson
Crouse Hinds
Verms
Natspher Terrence Patterson
Second phase of wage hike draws yawns
The second phase raising the minimum wage to 5.15 dollars an hour began Monday with muted business reaction. Many firms report no impact as starting wages already exceed the new level, while economists note broader economy strength and labor demand. Some companies expect higher payroll costs and potential job reductions in the long run.
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Dave Haton
Wal-Mart
Fairmount Fair
New York State
Tom Corban
State Department of Labor
Albany
Eaton
Bob Prove
Express Personnel Services
Syracuse
Wegmans
Ann Hyatt
Deb Warner
Greater
Corban
Warner
Lee Bonds
Bennett bankruptcy fight hinges on Florida move
In Syracuse Bankruptcy Court Judge Gerling will decide whether Michael Bennett’s personal Chapter 11 case should shift from New York to Florida. Trustee argues the move is a tactic to block the nine Bennett companies in Chapter 11 and raise costs for creditors. Bennett says he is no longer connected to the family businesses and wants his case heard in Florida.
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Bennett
New York
Florida
Syracuse
Stephen D. Gerling
Mike Sigal
Richard C. Breeden
Sigal
Beacon Federal Credit Union
East Syracuse
Robert F. Elgidely
Promotions and appointments across Syracuse area firms and banks
Patricia Orioll earns loan servicing manager duties at Geddes Federal Savings and Loan after a long tenure since 1985. James Lent rises to associate account executive at Sage Marketing Communications with plans to implement marketing programs and manage client projects. Colleen Haggerty and Patty Neutang advance to senior account assistants at Eric Mower and Associates, overseeing media and production billing. Mary K. Pelton, a Mary Kay consultant in Central Square, qualifies as team manager and gains a 1998 Pontiac Grand Am after meeting sales and recruitment targets. Hugh W. Bonner elected library board member for Onondaga County Public Library while affiliated with SUNY Health Science Center.
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Patricia Orioll
Geddes Federal Savings and Loan
Orioll
James Lent
Syracuse
Sage Marketing Communications
Mary K. Palton
Central Square
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Pelton
Thhey
Hugh W. Bonner
The
College of
Suny Health Science Center
Onondaga County Public Library
Bonner
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
School of Allied Health
State seeks more competition to cut air fares
New York Attorney General Dennis Vacco urged attracting competitors to lower upstate air fares saying entry barriers at JFK LaGuardia and Newark hinder competition. A 20 carrier survey found gates and slots access is limited and LaGuardia’s 1500 mile perimeter rule restricts certain carriers. Officials from across the state plan to cooperate to address price disparities noted by a Senate report.
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Upstate
Dennis C. Vacco
New York City
Vacco
Syracuse
Downstate
C. Michael Zabel
Vacca
Jfk
LaGuardia
Newark-New Jersey
Zabel
New York State
Catherine Abate
Manhattan
New York Ciy
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
US Airways
Troubled Utica union local placed under trusteeship
UFCW International appoints Anthony Perrone as trustee for United Food & Commercial Workers Local One after a May grand jury indictment charging two local officers with embezzling about $165,000. The move suspends local officers and seeks to restore stability amid the controversy.
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Food Workers’ Union
United Food & Commercial Workers Local One
International Union
United Food & Commercial Workers
Local One
Joseph C. Talarice Sr
the International
Samuel J. Talarico Jr
Ufcw International
Douglas H. Dority
Anthony M. Perrone
Northeastern
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