Where Have All The Coins Gone?
Cash shortage continues to be a a problem. Experts blame COVID-19 By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Have you been reaching for your credit or debit card more recently instead of cash?…
Banks, Clients Learn to Be More Flexible
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Who could have guessed in January 2020 how different the year would be? Financial institutions have certainly felt the effects of the pandemic with their commercial…
Recovery in Manufacturing
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “I think COVID-19 has convinced people we need to make things in the US again.” Randy Wolken, MACNY’s president and CEO of Manufacturers Association of Central…
Only the Essentials
For The Fulton Companies, it’s all about making adjustments in the midst of pandemic storm By Lou Sorendo Successfully adapting to market conditions is certainly a priority for any business.…
Full Steam Ahead
Exelon’s county-based nuclear power facilities prove pandemic-proof By Lou Sorendo The only thing infectious at Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station in Scriba is top-end production. Despite COVID-19 and a lingering…
Lean Times for Travel Agents
How bad are things for travel agencies? 30% may be out of business because of pandemic-related travel restrictions, says expert By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Despite pre-pandemic growth in travel, the…
Wagner’s Vineyards on the shores of Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes
Finger Lakes Wine Country Keeps Juice Flowing
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…
Cayuga Lake Wine Trail.
Put On Your Drinking Boots!
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…
Exposition Center at the Great New York State Fair. Cancellation of the fair, with an attendance of more than 1 million people, is a blow to the local tourism industry.
‘This Year is Horrendous …’
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…
Bill Jacquin and his wife Joann purchased Serendipity Bed and Breakfast near SUNY Oswego in October 2017. Bill says that from March until July this year, they received no guests.
B&Bs Face Re-opening Challenges
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…
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