Publisher’s Note June / July 2020
By Wagner Dotto It’s time to rebuild the economy — with purpose and determination. After more than two months on pause, we couldn’t be more relieved that this coronavirus pandemic…
The Philippines
Once an American colony, country consists of over 7,000 islands — it has mountains, caves, white waters and many great beaches By Sandra Scott The Philippines were colonized in 1521 by…
Cathleen Palmitesso
Appointed in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, new leader of Oswego County Emergency Management Office dives right in By Lou Sorendo Cathleen Palmitesso has experience when it comes to…
Gary Miller Sr. is the owner and operator of Super Dave’s Roadside Grill, a food truck set up at the forks of the road in Oswego.
Super Dave’s Roadside Grill on the Road Again
By Lou Sorendo While restaurants nationwide have been affected negatively by the coronavirus pandemic, the food truck business is flourishing. With restaurants either closed or limited in operation, there are…
Manufacturing’s Rebound
Manufacturing sector in CNY poised to lead economic comeback By Lou Sorendo You can’t keep a good manufacturer down. The manufacturing sector in Central New York and throughout the entire…
Ann and her husband Dave Benton, the owners of Hall Island Distillery in Cicero, shifted from making vodka to making hand sanitizer.
Helping Out During the Pandemic
Businesses like Cortini Shoe Store, Lock 1 Distilling Co. and Hayner Hoyt Corporation play role in fighting the pandemic By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant During the pandemic, some businesses have shut…
Grocery Industry: Pandemic Changes How America Shops
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Remember meandering through grocery aisles to discover new meal ideas, hunt for your favorite snacks or find an interesting spice? Today’s means of obtaining groceries has…
Tina Bourgeois (seated), a senior LPN and communicable disease nurse at the Oswego County Health Department, and Jodi Martin, the supervising public health nurse for preventive services at the Oswego County Health Department. They both work as contact tracers in Oswego County.
Contact Tracers Key to New York’s Battle with COVID-19
Job of contact tracers compared to old-fashioned detective work By Payne Horning Researchers at Columbia University recently released a study indicating how effective measures to enforce social distancing and restrict…
How COVID Could Permanently Change the Office as We Know It
Employees returning to work are likely to find a different workplace — everything from new cleaning procedures to amending the way they deliver services By Payne Horning New Yorkers across…
Working from Home. Will the Trend Continue?
Business owners say better technology has enable their workforce work from home efficiently By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant During the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies figured out ways for…
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