Major tourism destination adjusts to limitations placed by global pandemic By Lou Sorendo The coronavirus has made a direct hit on the travel and tourism industry, perhaps one of the…
No matter where you are in New York state you are never far from a winery By Sandra Scott Local wineries are all the same in that they serve fine…
Adaptability, natural beauty, community spirit brighten summer in this Cayuga County village By Tim Nekritz nekritz@gmail.com Many local establishments — including a re-opened Pleasant Beach Hotel, Brandon’s Pub, Turtle Cove…
President, CEO of Visit Syracuse characterizes how COVID-19 has decimated tourism industry in Central New York By Lou Sorendo June is a month when occupancy rates in the Syracuse region…
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Any business re-opening to the public has faced a variety of challenges to engaging with customers and clients again. Bed and breakfast proprietors have faced a…
The impact of women-owned businesses on the Central New York region and nation is significant and continues to grow. Across the nation, about 36% of all businesses are women-owned, and…
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Among the many industries reeling from the financial fallout of the pandemic, independent medical practices represent a surprise. Healthcare is always in demand, yet without the…
Changes in reimbursement due to COVID-19 have made possible surge in use of telemedicine By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Using technology to access healthcare isn’t new but it looks like the…
Four policy changes have dramatically benefited business owners, making it harder for unions to organize By Steven Abraham ‘It is much more likely that a business whose employees are not…
This will be a unique and challenging year for college athletics, says new interim director of athletics at SUNY Oswego By Lou Sorendo Q.: You have served as associate athletic…
