Linda Egan
Linda Eagan
Founder of Fulton Block Builders making progress, one neighborhood at a time By Lou Sorendo One block at a time. That is the approach the Fulton community is taking while…
Bruce Phelps
Bruce Phelps
At 94, co-founder of Fulton Tool Co. reminisces about his many years in the machining industry By Lou Sorendo Q.: You are a native of southern Ontario, Canada. What brought…
What type of marketing do you find most effective?
Interviews by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “Most of our marketing is accomplished through word of mouth and social media. We are a small, family-oriented business, ambitious to continue to grow and…
Banking: Is Brick and Mortar Crumbling?
Community Bank leader looks at the changing face of finances By Lou Sorendo From the post-World War II period through 2009, the number of bank branches in the United States…
Safeguards Help Prevent Banking Data Breaches
With increase in online banking, banks now use elaborate ways to protect their data By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Most financial institutions are insured in case of theft. But a newer…
Retirement Advice for Type A’s
By Eileen Philbin Retirees are often advised to stay busy. We’re expected to volunteer, take classes or travel. And, for the most part, it is a good idea to stay…
Instrumental in acquiring the state’s $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative are, front row from left, Steve Chirello, Chirello Advertising; Marie Mankiewicz, co-founder, Fulton Footpaths; Deana Michaels, City Planning Commission; Brittney Jerred, co-founder, Fulton Footpaths; and Karen Noyes, associate planner, Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning; back row from left, Joseph Fiumara, executive director, Fulton Community Development Agency; Heather McCoy of 315 Designs; and David Mankiewicz, senior vice president-research, policy and planning, CenterStateCEO.
Fulton Reclaims its Future
Community Development Agency leader Joe Fiumara says $10 million in Downtown Revitalization Initiative funding will help the city turn the corner By Lou Sorendo Q.: The city of Fulton is…
Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul( center) joined local officials during the ribbon cutting for the new solar panels at Anheuser Busch in Baldwinsville.
Anheuser-Busch Becomes a Bit ‘Greener’
Baldwinsville brewery’s new solar panels generating 4% of its annual energy usage By Payne Horning As Budweiser-brewer Anheuser-Busch moves toward the ambitious goal of sourcing 100% of the corporation’s electricity…
10 Questions to Fulton Mayor Ron Woodward
As he is about to leave office, Fulton Mayor Ronald Woodward Sr. reflects on his 34-year legacy and talks about the future of the city By Alex Plate 1. What…
Want to Hire? Social Media Is Key
LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter play important role in helping companies attract employees, say experts By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Nearly half of job seekers used social media to help them find employment,…
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