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…
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 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…
By Payne Horning Everyone in Oswego County and the broader Central New York community knows about the Shineman Foundation, the private foundation that awards more than $1 million annually to…
Eviction moratorium has placed hardships on many landlords during pandemic By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Mom-and pop landlords, or those who own just a few properties, have faced unprecedented challenges since…
It’s predicted that the industry will soon need to fill more than a million jobs By Steve Yablonski The supply (capacity) side of the freight market was very tight in 2020…
Facing shortage of drivers, Mexico pizzeria owner reaches out to her 80-year-old stepdad, who gladly accepted the job By Ken Sturtz After 34 years on the line at the Nestle…
CNY employers having a hard time hiring new workers, despite high unemployment rates By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Have noticed a bumper crop of “Help Wanted” signs springing up? Are you…
Retail Council: Many factors exist as to why traditional malls are biting the dust By Lou Sorendo A once-treasured tradition is fading away. Two suburban malls in Onondaga County —…
By Ken Sturtz As the COVID-19 virus upended day-to-day life and plunged Americans into financial calamity, nonprofits sprang to action: emergency food, mental health care, medical treatment, social services, education,…