Read more about the article Lombardo’s Bridie Manor
Bridie platter ($10.95): Artichoke hearts, dipping oil, tomatoes, provolone cheese, and slices of rye pumpernickel bread baked crostini style. With a couple of tomato and provolone slices, plus an artichoke heart — the combination is great.

Lombardo’s Bridie Manor

A restaurant where dinner is served with a view By Christopher Malone Lombardo’s Bridie Manor, located at 1830 Bridie Square, is unmistakable while crossing the East Utica Street bridge in…

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Read more about the article Made in Clay, NY.  Well, Sort Of…
Models wearing Jaxon Jovie jeans. The company, based in Clay, is increasing its marketing efforts. “We didn’t want to market until we were 100% sure the product was right,” owner John Timmerman said.

Made in Clay, NY. Well, Sort Of…

Entrepreneurs betting on Jaxon Jovie, a new line of jeans designed for athletic body types By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If your lower body is muscular and fit, you likely can’t…

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Read more about the article Fulton Reclaims its Future
Instrumental in acquiring the state’s $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative are, front row from left, Steve Chirello, Chirello Advertising; Marie Mankiewicz, co-founder, Fulton Footpaths; Deana Michaels, City Planning Commission; Brittney Jerred, co-founder, Fulton Footpaths; and Karen Noyes, associate planner, Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning; back row from left, Joseph Fiumara, executive director, Fulton Community Development Agency; Heather McCoy of 315 Designs; and David Mankiewicz, senior vice president-research, policy and planning, CenterStateCEO.

Fulton Reclaims its Future

Community Development Agency leader Joe Fiumara says $10 million in Downtown Revitalization Initiative funding will help the city turn the corner By Lou Sorendo Q.: The city of Fulton is…

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Read more about the article The Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County
Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County Executive Director Karrie Damm. She joined CAC in 2010.

The Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County

Under the leadership of Karrie Damm, nonprofit agency in Oswego takes on a crippling threat to youngsters: child abuse By Lou Sorendo Success isn’t always about dollars and cents. Oftentimes,…

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