Creative Ways to Market Real Estate
High-tech and low-tech are options for today’s agents By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant With dozens of real estate agents working in Central New York among numerous agencies, it can seem tough…
The Struggle to Find Workers Continues
Companies are advertising more, offering incentives and more in an attempt to hire workers By Steve Yablonski Many Central New York businesses are still having trouble maintaining workers and attracting…
New York’s Climate Change Goals Fuel Solar Power Growth in CNY
Scores of projects remain in development around the state By Ken Sturtz Row after row of solar panels sat pointed toward the sky, their reflective surfaces gleaming in the sunlight…
Suicide Rates at Alarming Levels
Oswego County’s suicide rates among the highest in New York state By Aaron Gifford Two Central New York counties struggled with alarming suicide rates even before the pandemic struck. According…
30% of Adults in Upstate New York Skip Visits to Dentist
Thirty percent of Upstate New York adults did not visit a dentist within the past year, according to the results of a survey commissioned by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield. And that’s…
Excellus BCBS Raises Minimum Wage to $18 an Hour
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has raised the minimum wage for all employees at its company to $18 an hour. Previously, the minimum wage was $15 an hour. “I’m excited to share…
Wage Agreement: NPs at Samaritan Health Earn $82,500
Samaritan Health has recently reached an agreement with the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) to raise wages for its unionized registered nurses (RNs) by 14%. As a result of…
Farnham Family Services
Oswego-based nonprofit celebrating 50 years of helping people conquer addiction Farnham Family Services is a NYS licensed, private, nonprofit organization. It helps people with substance use and behavioral health disorders,…
Publisher’s Note
A new brewery in Oswego County? Well, it’s about time. Thanks to a $50,000 cash prize it received, 6 Acres Farm Brewery in Mexico is one step closer to making…
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Famed for its beaches, carnival, soccer Rio de Janeiro is a huge seaside city in Brazil (population: 6.75 million) that was the capital until 1960 when Brasilia became the new…
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