A new nuclear power plant would greatly benefit a region ... but who will ultimately get the site? By Stefan Yablonski Oswego County is a major U.S. nuclear power…
Third generation is gradually taking over family-owned business started in Oswego in 1976 — new 30-year business plan includes opening additional 29 offices throughout the Northeast By Tom and Jerry…
By Stefan Yablonski Nonprofits are essential to the health and stability of Central New York. Every day, they respond to the needs of children, seniors, veterans and families with…
Kristen Eichhorn to guide College of Business and Entrepreneurship into the future By Stefan Yablonski Kristen Campbell Eichhorn is a busy lady — torn between Culkin and Rich halls.…
Kevin Walma always wanted to own a marina. Now he is making 43 North Marina ‘a premier marine destination in all of Central New York’ By Stefan Yablonski “I’m…
Passion for local news drives Oswego County Media Group’s new publisher Mindy Lawrence By Tom and Jerry Caraccioli As visitors walk into the Palladium-Times office at 140 W. First…
With a new and expanded location in Oswego, ConnextCare will increase services related to primary care, mental health and dental services By Stefan Yablonski Growing up, Tricia Peter-Clark often…
With the new year underway, local leaders and business owners say what they expect By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “New York state must reprioritize its perspectives on assisted living and…
With stores in Oswego, Pulaski, Fulton and Central Square and more than 12 locations in Onondaga County, the cannabis business is booming in NYS. Total sales since marijuana was legalized…
Foundation created by SUNY professor and his wife has recently surpassed $20 million in donationsBy Stefan Yablonski The Richard S. Shineman Foundation has been helping to improve the quality of life in Oswego County and Central New York since its inception 2011. It has awarded more than $21 million in grants during this period.Oswego County Business Magazine recently sat down with Chena Tucker, director of the foundation, to delve into the foundation’s mission and its impactful work in the community.Established by Richard and Barbara Shineman, the foundation aims to be a “catalyst for change” — a vision deeply shared by its leadership team.“We have provided more than 750 gifts to more than 189 recipients through various types of grants, including strategic grants, mini-grants and community enrichment grants,” Tucker said.This significant financial commitment highlights the foundation’s dedication to fostering positive change across Oswego County, she added. The leadershipTucker oversees the foundation’s overall direction and management.Kelly Green, the grant program and event coordinator, manages the grant-awarding process and outreach events.The foundation is governed by a nine-member board, which makes all final decisions on grant awards.Tucker explained the foundation’s spending practices, including a mandated 5% payout rule that ensures a portion of the endowment is (more…)
