Crossing the Line of Propriety
How do you know exactly where it is these days? By Bruce Frassinelli Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo joined a list of other New York state politicians whose careers…
Welcome to ‘Cannabis Insider’
Owner of Syracuse.com to launch New York Cannabis Insider, a new website that seeks to position itself as vital source of news on state’s cannabis industry By Ken Sturtz A Central…
The Digital Divide
Reliable high-speed internet often remains out of reach for rural CNY communities By Ken Sturtz When Stephanie Michalski and her husband were house hunting, access to high-speed internet was almost…
The current Hewitt Union, which has sat partially vacant since the Marano Campus Center opened in 2006.
SUNY Oswego to Embark on New Major Renovation Project
College to create new home for School of Communication, Media and the Arts. The project is part of a long-term $850 million campus renewal program By Ken Sturtz SUNY Oswego…
Open for business
Starting a new small business is daunting under any circumstances — business plan, financing, finding the perfect location, getting workers in order, production issues, you name it. Now add the…
Chef Rebekah Alford holds specialty bread hot from the oven. She is responsible for the kitchens at two Pulaski eateries: Rainbow Shores and Mill House Market.
Chef Rebekah Alford
Responsible for the kitchens at Rainbow Shores and Mill House Market in Pulaski, chef receives the Dee Heckethorn Entrepreneur Award of the year By Steve Yablonski Little did Rebekah Alford…
Oswego Speedway: Roaring Back to Life
After a pandemic-forced hiatus in 2020, the speedway has officially reopened, with Super Dirt Week on the horizon By Steve Yablonski Built in 1951, the Oswego Speedway sits atop the…
The Shrinkflation Offensive
Noticed the size or quantity of products is shrinking while prices remain the same? Call it ‘shrinkflation’ By Bruce Frassinelli In a recent letter to the editor published in a…
Fulton Savings Bank: Building Trust For 150 Years
Fulton Savings Bank is the city of Fulton’s oldest, locally owned, longest-standing business at 150 years, according to The Friends of History in Fulton, Inc. The bank is governed by…
Lumber Prices May Go Up Again in the Fall
Prices have leveled out recently; experts say this could change By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A perfect storm of circumstances during the pandemic drove lumber prices to unprecedented levels earlier this…
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