Women in Banking
Story and Profiles Written By Mary Beth Roach It wasn’t until the Equal Credit Opportunity Act passed in 1974 that women in the U.S. could open a bank account on…
SUCCESS STORY: The Rooftop Lounge
Restaurant credits success to teamwork, quality of food and service and great vistas of Oswego The Rooftop Lounge rises above others — five stories, actually. It crowns the Litatro Building…
PROFILE: Christopher Baszto
Helping others live their best lives: Farnham’s new executive director looks to continue legacy of his predecessors By Stefan Yablonski Being named executive director of Farnham Family Services comes with…
SPECIAL REPORT: Fulton, Pulaski May Soon Have a Cannabis Store
By Aaron Gifford Thirteen municipalities in Oswego County are legally open to future recreational-use marijuana businesses and state-issued licenses for cannabis businesses are pending in Fulton and Pulaski. But if…
Looking west on East Bridge Street near Oswego Plaza.
SPECIAL REPORT: Why More Businesses Favor the East Side of Oswego
East vs. west: Projects abound on both sides of Oswego but they are more massive on the east side. Experts explain why the east side has seen more growth over…
Fair Haven Water Bikes features six water bikes, human-powered water crafts that simulate the feeling of riding a bike.
BUSINESS UPDATE: She Started Her Business at 14. Now at 16, She Already Has a Succession Plan in Place
By Stefan Yablonski Madison Leszczynski, 16, is a high school student — completing her sophomore year at Red Creek High School. Besides juggling school work she’s busy running the business…
The North American Manure Expo held last year in Arlington, Virginia. This year it will take place July 17-18 in Auburn.
BUSINESS UPDATE: North American Manure Expo Coming to Auburn
Industry-wide expo comes to Cayuga County for the first time By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant About 2,000 people are expected to attend the North American Manure Expo in Auburn this summer.…
Saving Face Barber Academy’s graduating class in May 2024. The school was started by a barbershop in Camillus, co-owned by Taylor Horsman (standing, second from left).
BUSINESS UPDATE: Saving Face Barbershop Launches Barber School
Can’t find workers? Train them yourself By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In the wake of a worker shortage, Anthony Nappa found a creative solution: train workers to man his barbershop empire.…
Homecare Hard to Find
In-home companion care or healthcare roles are tough to staff By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you or a loved one need homecare to recuperate or as ongoing support to age-in-place,…
ConnextCare leadership; from left: physician Patrick Carguello, chief medical officer and senior vice president; Kenneth Martin, director of information services; Stephanie Earle, director of human resources; Tracy Wimmer, chief financial officer and vice president; Tricia Peter-Clark, president and chief executive officer; Steven Gaffney, president of the board of directors; Patsy Spears, administrative coordinator; Nancy Deavers, senior vice president and chief nursing and quality officer; Caitlin Doran-Prior, corporate compliance officer.
ConnextCare’s Tricia Peter-Clark Recognized for Leadership
The ConnextCare board of directors presented the ConnextCare’s President and CEO Tricia Peter-Clark with a leadership award for her guidance, vision and advocacy for the organization. The event took place…
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