Central New York Business Journal

07/08/2024

Antonio Vitagliano expands his role to become the new market president for Excellus in Utica.

UTICA, N.Y. — Antonio Vitagliano is the new regional president of Excellus BlueCross BlueShield’s Utica market, the nonprofit health insurer recently announced.

07/08/2024

INFICON and regional leaders react to transformative tech hub designation and funding.

DeWITT, N.Y. — Hannah Henley, president of Inficon Inc. in DeWitt, says she came to Central New York from out of state about 18 years ago for a “really great

07/06/2024

Syracuse University has brought on a former New York Knicks scout to fill the newly created position of Men's Basketball General Manager. https://buff.ly/4cOhAjr

07/03/2024

A New York City-based firm has acquired the Big Flats Commons in Elmira, expanding its portfolio in the region.

ELMIRA, N.Y. — New York City–based Time Equities, Inc. (TEI) announced it has acquired Big Flats Commons in Elmira from NNN Reit, a real-estate investment

07/03/2024

The Rome Area Chamber of Commerce has appointed a new executive director to advance its mission and services.

ROME, N.Y. — Bruce Hairston will serve as the next executive director of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce, effective July 29, the organization announced.

07/03/2024

A $40 million grant has been awarded to the Buffalo-Rochester-Syracuse tech hub to enhance semiconductor manufacturing efforts.

DeWITT, N.Y. — U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D–N.Y.) on Tuesday announced a $40 million federal award for the Buffalo-Rochester-Syracuse tech

07/02/2024

The acquisition of O'Rourke's construction division by Sessler expands its portfolio and operational reach.

Sessler Environmental Services (SES), which provides services including abatement, environmental remediation, interior demolition, concrete saw cutting and

07/02/2024

Syracuse University has appointed a former New York Knicks scout to the new role of Men's Basketball General Manager.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse University (SU) has hired a former scout for the New York Knicks to serve in the newly created role of general manager of the men’s

07/01/2024

The committee overseeing the $500 million fund from Micron's state deal has released its priority document, guiding future investments.

The fund is a requirement of the 2022 agreement between New York State and Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: MU). As a requirement of Micron’s participation in

06/30/2024

The economic contribution of the AFRL Rome Labs surpassed $509 million in 2023, reflecting its key economic role in the region.

ROME, N.Y. — The economic impact of the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate (AFRL) in Rome has decreased slightly but remained significant

06/30/2024

Tompkins County has awarded its Distinguished Citizen Award to the CEO of Cayuga Health, acknowledging his impactful community efforts.

ITHACA, N.Y. — The Baden-Powell Council, Boy Scouts of America, on June 10 honored Dr. Martin Stallone, president and CEO of Cayuga Health System, with its

06/29/2024

New funding will enable Central New York hospitals to enhance and broaden their mental health services.

Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced the awarding of $39.1 million to nine community-based hospitals across New York state, including several in Central New

06/29/2024

A Southern Tier fisherman faces legal trouble after proudly posting images of fish caught out of season on social media.

ELMIRA, N.Y. — A Southern Tier angler recently got himself into some trouble after allegedly catching a fish out of season and then showing off the catch in

06/28/2024

Limp Lizard and Country Glazed Donuts are teaming up to introduce their popular barbecue to a new region, expanding their culinary reach.

From right to left, Alex Nielsen and Becca Berard of Country Glazed, a doughnut shop that recently moved from Cleveland to Central Square, pictured with Chuck

06/28/2024

Second-quarter grants from the Rome Community Foundation are set to benefit a range of community projects and initiatives.

ROME, N.Y. — The Rome Community Foundation awarded $33,170 in grants to six Rome–area charitable organizations in its second-quarter grant distribution, the

06/28/2024

Newly released renderings by the state illustrate the planned enhancements for the I-81 project in Syracuse's Northside and Inner Harbor.

The third contract of the I-81 project — under construction in the Inner Harbor and Northside — is an extension of the work already underway in the northern

06/27/2024

An open house on Thursday will provide updates on the I-81 contract, with a spotlight on the Inner Harbor and North Side areas.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) will host an open house on Thursday evening, June 27, discussing the third

06/26/2024

A surge in building projects is transforming Broome County, highlighting a period of significant economic expansion.

In 2024, Broome County is building more than it has in a generation with more than $500 million in construction projects. Take a look across our community,

06/26/2024

Utica University is broadening its accelerated teacher preparation program to address the growing demand for educators.

UTICA, N.Y. — Utica University was awarded more than $1.2 million to expand its Accelerated Educator Preparation Program, also known as its Transitional B

06/26/2024

Le Moyne College is set to host a new Construction Academy starting July 1, offering hands-on training for aspiring builders.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Le Moyne College says it will host an eight-week, hybrid construction-training program starting on July 1.

06/25/2024

Coughlin & Gerhart has officially opened a new office in Bainbridge, expanding its legal services in the region.

BAINBRIDGE, N.Y. — Coughlin & Gerhart, LLP celebrated the relocation of its Bainbridge office to a new location at 109 North Main St. with a

06/25/2024

Millions from the Juul settlement are being distributed to New York counties and BOCES to combat youth va**ng.

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06/24/2024

Crime at Destiny USA has decreased by approximately 50% since last November, according to Syracuse Police.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse Police Deputy Chief Mark Rusin says Destiny USA has seen property crime cut in half in the last six months.

06/21/2024

At its annual meeting, the Downtown Committee of Syracuse reviewed major projects and presented awards to outstanding contributors.

That’s according to the State of Downtown report that Merike Treier, executive director of the Downtown Committee of Syracuse Inc., delivered during the

06/20/2024

Starting this season, Chick-fil-A will operate at NBT Bank Stadium, bringing its popular menu to Syracuse Mets fans.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The local Chick-fil-A franchise is set to begin operations at NBT Bank Stadium for Syracuse Mets games beginning Wednesday as the team hosts

06/20/2024

The New York Attorney General announces a $4.7 million settlement with Juul to support anti-va**ng efforts in Central New York.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Central New York counties and some school districts will share a total of $4.7 million from the state’s settlement with JUUL Labs Inc. for

06/19/2024

In a bid to expand their regional influence, CCB Law of Syracuse has merged with Buffalo's Lippes Mathias.

SYRACUSE — The Buffalo–based law firm of Lippes Mathias LLP has entered the Syracuse market after CCBLaw — a Syracuse law firm known for its work with health

06/19/2024

Understanding the importance of annual audits for nonprofits can help ensure financial integrity and transparency. https://buff.ly/3RyokJZ

Dannible & McKee, LLP

06/19/2024

The Food Bank of Central New York will expand its distribution capabilities, thanks to a $30,000 grant from the NNY Community Foundation.

WATERTOWN, N.Y. — The Northern New York (NNY) Community Foundation says it’s providing a $30,000 grant to the Food Bank of Central New York to help pay for

06/18/2024

A recent audit by State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli reveals up to $1.5 billion in improper Medicaid payments to providers.

ALBANY — Medicaid managed-care organizations made as much as $1.5 billion in “improper and questionable” payments to health-care providers who did not appear