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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1997

Page

5

Cortland Memorial Hospital Starts One Day Surgery Center

Cortland Memorial Hospital began constructing a one day surgery center inside the facility. The project, part of a $450,000 renovation, will open in January with a separate entrance and express elevator for one day surgical patients. Two surgical suites will be dedicated to one day procedures.

Cortland Hospital Cortland Memorial Hospital

Utilities to share nuclear workers during refueling

Niagara Mohawk will send 13 workers to RG&E during Ginna refueling while RG&E sent five techs to Nine Mile Point 1 last March. The exchanges aim to form a single New York Nuclear Operating Co. to manage all six plants, with each company paying its own staff and hosting company covering travel and overtime.

Niagara Mohawk Rochester Gas & Electric Corn Rg&e Ginna NiMo Alberto Bianchetti New York Nuclear Operating Co New York

Power for Jobs briefing for state power panel

A four member state panel preparing to allocate 400 megawatts of cheap electricity under Power for Jobs held a briefing on program mechanics. H. Douglas Barclay criticized limited savings while Clarence D. Rappleyen predicted strong user interest as the program targets at risk businesses and expansions that create jobs.

Mconomic Development Power Allocation Board H. Douglas Barclay Clarence D. Rappleyen New York Power Authority

Deadline extended for city small business class

The city extended the registration deadline for a 10 week Small Business Management Skills Training Course. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 to 9 pm at Onondaga Commons 460 W Onondaga St. Cost 60 city residents 100 non residents, residents under 32000 pay 35. Call 448-8100 for details.

Onondaga Commons Onondaga St

Union crop up 27 percent despite bad spring and summer

New York state agricultural forecasts show Union production rising 27 percent this season despite a cool spring and dry summer. The rebound follows a poor 1996 crop when a wet summer flooded onion fields and cool temperatures lowered yields. Elzabeth Qoran

Union New York State New York Agricultural Statistics Service

The Bindle marks 20th anniversary in Fayetteville

Owner Holly Strong runs The Bindle at 7070 Cedar Bay Road with one employee. The shop sells ethnic crafts from multiple regions, metal toys, and English paper products, serving Syracuse Fayetteville and Manlius. The 20 year celebration coincides with Bear's Paw 45 year event. Strong blends travel experiences with education, and credits customer passion for survival. She encourages aspiring entrepreneurs to start if they believe and have capital to launch ideas.

Cedar Bay Road Fayetteville Holly Strong South America Central America Southeast Asia Africa England Strong Syracuse Manlius Peru Thailand New York Averyone Busin Ageas AL Campame Star Proiagre Vietnam Cadar Bay Road

Agency prospers on brain power

Mark Russell & Associates marks its 10th anniversary with rapid growth, 51 staff, and projected $30 million in billings. The Syracuse firm credits brains over brawn for expansion, landing major accounts including Eckerd acquisition PR and Frontier Cellular campaigns. The agency also rebranded the Syracuse Chiefs to the Sky Chiefs and touts a strong client-growth philosophy.

Mark Russell & Associates Russell Fay’s Eckerd Drugs New York State Frontier Cellular Welch Allyn Carrier Corp Smith Corona Grand Union Grocery Stores Outdoor Life Syracuse Jogo Syracuse Chiefs Syracuse Sky Chiefs New York City Scott Russell Mark Peter Chen Sal Mark Russell Scott Russells

BNI chapter helps Syracuse area professionals gain business

In Syracuse a United States Business Network International chapter meets each Wednesday at 7 am in the MONY Tower third floor to exchange one minute pitches and generate leads. Members include investment bankers lawyers and events planners who seek new clients. Nicole Samplis says her Liverpool firm has earned four leads in five weeks and potential $3400 in business from the group.

New York Mony Tower Business Network International Worldwide California Syracuse John R. Shaefer, Jr Nicole T. Samplis Liverpool BNI

Company Matters New hires and professional designations in Syracuse area

Thomas C Sullivan Jr of North Syracuse is promoted to senior manager business assurance at Coopers Lybrand Syracuse office overseeing audit tax and consulting on financial statements and transactions. Dennis J Hennessey of Manlius earns SIOR Industrial Specialist designation from Society of Industrial and Office Realtors and IAPCB. The Syracuse Coalition of Nurse Practitioners announces 1597 1998 officers. Ward Wrights Inc visits IBM Europe with a two day training in Paris on Using American English in Report Writing. James H Miller of Fayetteville joins Beardsley Cowden Glass as heating and air conditioning project engineer.

Thomas C. Sullivan Jr North Syracuse Coopers & Lybrand Syracuse Sullivan Dennis J. Hennessey Manlius Eagan Real Estate Inc SIOR Society of Industrial and Office Realtors International Association of Professional Commercial Real Estate Brokers Kathy Mulcahy Brighton Hill Pediatric Jane Sharkey Orthopedic Associates of CNY Pat Donnelly Northeast Medical Family Physicians Moe Schmitt Crouse Hospital Cottle Field Community General Hospital Mary McHale Ward-Wrights Inc Paris IBM Corp IBM France Italy Germany Netherlands Spain Word-Wrights Inc James H. Miller Fayetteville Beardsley, Beardsley, Cowden & Glass, Architects Auburn

Lowe's eyes Central New York expansion push

Local buzz surrounds the coming Lowe's warehouse super store near 6985 Grant Ave outside Syracuse, with doors expected to open soon as Home Depot gears up for two more outlets in Onondaga County. Analysts note Hechinger’s sale could aid Lowe's entry while Lowe's pursues rapid growth toward 600 stores by 2000 with 410 already operating in 24 states and 60,000 employees.

Home Depot DeWitt Lowe’s Auburn New York Lowe's Cos. Inc Lowe's “Warehouse Grant Ave Wal-Mart Lowe's Binghamton Onondaga County Cicero Syracuse Camulus Hechinger Inc

Crouse and partners form Anyhealth network in Upstate NY

Crouse Hospital teams with six other Upstate New York hospitals to create Anyhealth LLC a network to seek contracts with HMOs and manage care cost effectively. The alliance will be owned and operated by the hospitals and 14 affiliated physicians and will share data to analyze trends and improve care. Participants include Bassett Healthcare Geneva Regional Health System Strong Partners United Health Services Unity Health System and WCA Hospital with affiliated physician groups.

Crouse Hospital New York Hmos Anyhealth LLC VHA Empire State Unn VHA Inc Unyhealth Robert J. Kayser Wendy Kemp Crouse Bassett Healthcare Cooperstown Geneva Regional Health System Geneva Strong Partners Health System Rochester United Health Services Inc Binghamton Unity Health System WCA Hospital Jamestown

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