Oswego County Business Magazine

SUNY: Losing Millions in Funding

Despite cuts in state funds, college moving ahead with $120 million plan to expand and upgrade its science facilities

By Ken Little

SUNY Oswego officials believe an effective response to uncertain economic times is to provide the kinds of educational opportunities needed for recovery. As w... [Subscriber-only content]

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Issue 101

Issue 101

April/May 2009

Cover Story

Oswego County's Top Realtors
Combined they sold more than $9 million in real estate last year. Find out how they did it

Features

Business Coach

Fort Ontario a Destination Point for Museum Lovers

Special Report

Oswego's Golden Voice

Dress Codes: Can We Have Some Decency, Please?

Tony Pauldine

Post Standard, Pall-Times.

Vince Caravan

CEO Ed Levine: Focus, Determination and No Plan B

SUNY: Losing Millions in Funding

Local Real Estate: A Lot Better Than in Other Parts

Is FSBO For You?

Small Chambers of Commerce Driving Business in Rural Areas

Fewer Grocery Stores

Business Updates

Port City Preservation, LLC

Oswego County Federal Credit Union

Dunkin' Donuts

Cazenovia Equipment Co.

1-800 Radiator

Xpress Auto Care

Roger Evans

On The Job

Success Stories

Healthway Home Products

'Dollar-A-Year' Men

Newsmakers

Economic Trends

Economic Trends

Special Article

Are We The Next Greatest Generation?

Choosing a Business Partner

Healthcare Briefs

Good Bye Lee Memorial

CNY Hospitals: Watching Every Dollar Spent

Number of Organ Transplants Jumps in New York State`

Q&A With Ann Gilpin

Men's Top 5 Preventable Killers

Health Care Briefs

Where Are They Now

Where Are They Now?