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R.M Burritt Motors

Auto repair shops much busier in Oswego County

By Ken Little

A rough-running economy means more business for local auto repair shops. While many consumers tend to keep their vehicles at least five years, the average may be even higher in Oswego County, local service manager Jim Sherman said. “I would s... [Subscriber-only content]

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Issue 108

Issue 108

June/July 2010

Cover Story

'Eds & Meds
Education, healthcare sectors - not manufacturing - lead economy through recession

Finding a Niche
Oswego County, CNY feature unique businesses

Meet Robert Simpson
CEO of the CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity

Special Report

She's a Champ

The Elusive High-end Real Estate Market

New Organization Seeks to Help Nonprofits

Felix Schoeller North America in Pulaski Reinvents Itself

Q&A with Dennis Mullen

Constellation Energy Seeks PILOT Agreement

Credit Crunch

Raising the Stakes on Loans

CenterState CEO: Light at End of Recession

Business Updates

Oswego County Federal Credit Union

R.M Burritt Motors

Summit Physical Therapy

Fred Knopp's Auto Parts

Dave Bullard

On The Job

Success Stories

Dynegy Independence Station

Newspapers' Circulation Continues its Slide

Newsmakers

Crying All the Way to the Bank

Economic Trends

Businesses, Community Members Support Economic Development

Special Article

Are Happy Economic Days Here Again?

Managing 600+ Volunteers

Where Are They Now

Woody Berzins