Founded in 1996, the business is still going strong today with additional clients and more products By Steve Yablonski A summer internship sparked a lifelong career. “Believe it or not,…
Ashley McLeod and her mother, entrepreneur Gwen Webber-McLeod, betting on a new line of T-shirts that they say will inspire women By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If Syracuse resident Ashley McLeod…
Associate economist with the NYS Department of Labor, a SUNY Oswego grad, helps the media and the public understand trends in local labor, jobs By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Karen Knapik-Scalzo…
Making Mr. Potato Head a gender-neutral toy is the latest in a series of changes caused by the way society perceives culture, politics By Bruce Frassinelli A new term has…
By Bruce Frassinelli One of the latest immortal icons to come under scrutiny as part of the cancel culture movement is Theodor Geisel, much better known as Dr. Seuss. The…
While some enjoy working from home, some say they can’t wait to return to the office By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The pandemic is more than a year old. For Kathleen…
For the most part, CNY colleges have weathered the financial woes brought by the pandemic By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Like many other organizations, the pandemic has caused colleges and universities…
Employment and labor law changes likely to be implemented during the Biden presidency By Steven E. Abraham Regardless of what business leaders thought about Donald Trump’s presidency, the former president…
Despite the risk, volunteers helped keep local food pantries open By Ken Sturtz It was the spring of 2020 and the coronavirus was just beginning to shutter offices, schools and…
The Extraordinary CNY Company You Probably Haven’t Heard Of By Ken Sturtz Richard Uhlig’s idea for what would become a game-changing diagnostic testing company began by chance at a hockey…
