By Brian M. Durant It’s a fascinating moment in Central New York, especially if you’re looking at your career pathways and potential. It seems wherever we turn we see new…
Designation expected to help close the large skill and work readiness gap that exists, especially among historically disadvantaged populations by Austin Wheelock | ooc@oswegocounty.org Workforce development and skill-building are hot…
Festival is celebrating 35 year this year Q: What is your budget this year? A: We’re running, I want to say, around $750,000. Three-quarters of a million. Q: Who’s sponsoring…
by Wagner Dotto Here it is. Our 30th annual Summer Guide — The Best of Upstate New York. The 108-page booklet is packed with information about events, fun things to…
Owner of Matt McGill Collision in Brewerton started business in his parents’ home garage over 40 years ago. ‘If I had to start up now like I did then, I’d…
Interviews by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “I teach yoga, which is a lifesaver. I practice meditation. We have a lot of people who come in here in need, whether nutritional counseling,…
SUNY Oswego’s Wilber Hall recently had its atrium rededicated in honor of a generous donation by Frank Maraviglia of the class of 1958. In the front row, Frank (seated, second…
More than 60 rail cars of granite blocks arrived recently to begin the west breakwall repair and reconstruction project at the Port of Oswego. A total of more than 300…
Beardsley Architects + Engineers announced that Jared R. Heinl has been named a principal of the firm. Heinl is a New York state licensed professional engineer and registered landscape architect…
MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, recently welcomed Amanda Wilson to the team as a workforce development specialist. In this role, Wilson will support MACNY’s New York State Manufacturers Intermediary Apprenticeship Program (NYSMIAP).…
