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• King & King plans move to downtown Syracuse

  - 2007-06-08

  SYRACUSE - King & King Architects, LLP a 140-year-old architectural firm, is planning to move from Manlius to the West Street corridor in downtown Syracuse next year. The four owners of King & King - managing partner Peter King, partner James King, partner Kirk Narburgh, and partner David Johnson closed...

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• Healthy job market beckons for Class of '07

  - 2007-05-18

  SYRACUSE - The nation's 1.3 million graduating college seniors will enter a positive job market, according to recent reports by Syracuse University SU and Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., a global outplacement-consulting agency. SU's Class of 2006 Placement Report and the 2007 Challenger College Spring Grad Job Outlook agree that...

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• Nonprofit wins SU business-plan competition

  - 2007-05-11

  SYRACUSE - An aging population and imminent closures of New York State hospitals motivated five Syracuse University SU student entrepreneurs to form Lighthouse, a start-up nonprofit that caters to the family members of hospital patients. The graduating seniors' business plan for Lighthouse beat out 40 other teams to win the...

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• P.K.Y. Associates finds new home in Franklin Square

  - 2007-03-09

  SYRACUSE - When he was a struggling college student at Syracuse University in the 1970s, Philip Yanulis had two loves: classical piano and the Greek Orthodox priesthood. "I had two diverse fields of interest and no summer job," Yanulis says. "So I started to do business analyzation with my mother,...

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• Halbritter honored for efforts

  - 2007-03-02

  VERONA - When Turning Stone Resort & Casino opened in 1993, not everyone knew what to make of the facility. But Oneida Indian Nation Representative Ray Halbritter knew the casino would be the tool to launch the Nation into economic self-sufficiency. As CEO of the Nation's now multiple enterprises, Halbritter's...

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• MVP grows, focuses on community

  - 2007-02-02

  SYRACUSE - In 1980, a group of physicians in the Schenectady area created the Schenectady County Foundation for Medical Care. The goal was to establish a health-maintenance organization HMO that would offer quality health care through private physicians. Three years later, the Mohawk Valley Physicians' Health Plan Inc. MVP began...

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• CEOs Of CNY: Sandra H. Martin

  - 2006-09-22

  SANDRA H. MARTIN * Title: President * Company: Home Aides of Central New York, Inc. and Eldercare Foundation * Education: Executive Education Program, Harvard Business School, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA; M.P.S., health services administration, New School for Social Research, New York City - Syracuse Branch; M.S.W., community organization...

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• ACE to Unveil First-Of-Its-Kind Public Outreach Campaign

  - 2006-03-13

  News Advisory: ACE to Unveil First-Of-Its-Kind Public Outreach Campaign WHAT: The American Council on Education ACE will announce a new, first-of-its-kind national outreach campaign intended to highlight higher education's role in the future of our country. The campaign includes the participation of hundreds of colleges and universities and numerous...

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• Syracuse University

  - 2006-02-09

  Dr. Monica S. Webb has been named assistant professor of psychology at Syracuse University. Most recently, she served as a clinical intern in health psychology at the University of Florida. Webb earned a bachelor's from the University of Miami and a doctorate from the University of South Florida.

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• Syracuse Office keeps it in the family

  - 2005-10-21

  SYRACUSE - In 1946, Walter Sweeney started an officefurniture sales firm. Nearly 50 years later, his sons - Vincent P., David, and Kevin - carry on the business in the Sweeney name.The three brothers are equal shareholders of Syracuse Office Environments SOE, a 35-person firm located in downtown Syracuse."Everybody uses...

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