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Law firm to host online discussion of legal issues amid coronavirus
SYRACUSE — Stanley Law Offices, a personal injury firm, will host an online live Q&A focused on working through thorny legal issues during a state of lockdown. This includes discussion about … more
GOING NOWHERE FOR NOW — A group of coach buses sit idle on the parking lot at Hale Transportation in Clinton. The motorcoach company has taken the majority of its buses off the road and is feeling the squeeze of the national shutdown from the coronavirus.
Area tourism industry hard hit by coronavirus, shutdown
This week, business for Carol Buczek - owner of Hinckley-based tour company Tours by Design - has been a bit out of the norm due to the economic impact of coronavirus pandemic. After 17 years of … more
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Cliff’s Local Market raises $44,715 for MDA
UTICA — Cliff’s Local Market again partnered with the MDA of Central New York for the 2020 Shamrock campaign raising a total of $44,715. Cliff’s Local Market is a chain of convenience stores … more
Real estate agents adapting to work-from-home orders
While remote working situations have become the new normal, solutions have become widely available to recreate a communal office experience, experts say. “It’s not an exaggeration to call this … more
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IMPACTED BY COVID-19 — Area dairy farmer Nicholas Finn, shown here cutting down corn silage in the fall at his farm in Holland Patent, is among area dairy farmers hard hit by the wide-reaching impacts of the coronavirus.
Dairy farmers upended by COVID-19
Count the dairy industry — long beset by rising costs and low milk prices — as among those industries effectively upended by COVID-19. With markets for their products in enormous flux from … more
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Human Technologies working OT to provide sanitation services
UTICA — Human Technologies’ Environmental Services division is working overtime to help slow the spread of COVID-19 by providing enhanced disinfection services at more than 100 sites across New … more
Empowered Pathways offers programs online
Empowered Pathways will continue to offer their women’s employment and dispute resolution programs while complying with the state mandate for non-essential employees to stay at home. Empowered … more
Human Technologies wins $7.7M Navy contract
UTICA — Human Technologies, headquartered in Utica, has announced it has been awarded a new five-year, $7.7 million contract to provide facilities management services to the U.S. Marines at three … more
Boscov's closes stores, offices
NEW HARTFORD — Boscov's Department stores have temporarily closed all of its stores — including its location at the Sangertown Square Mall in New Hartford — as well as its corporate offices, … more
Area Chambers of Commerce join forces to support business community
The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce, Rome Area Chamber of Commerce, Herkimer County Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber Alliance of the Mohawk Valley are coming together in a joint effort to … more
Adirondack Bank announces loan, mortgage and fee relief program
UTICA — Due to the devastation and hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Adirondack Bank is rolling out new financial relief measures to aid people, businesses, and communities throughout … more
Dentists urged to postpone elective and non-emergency services
National and state dental associations are recommending that dental offices postpone elective and non-emergency services for at least three weeks and provide only emergency dental care, to help … more
Berkshire Bank outlines steps to assist customers impacted by pandemic
BOSTON, MA – Berkshire Bank today announced programs to provide additional financial flexibility to customers who may face financial hardship due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 virus.   … more
Chamber to host silent auction
The Rome Area Chamber of Commerce will present the 29th Annual Honor America Days Silent Auction on Friday, March 20 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Teugega Country Club, 6801 Golf Course Rd., … more
Women’s business group convenes in Utica March 24
The EmpowHER Network Women’s Mastermind Group meets from 4:45-6:15 p.m. March 24 at the Mohawk Valley Small Business Development Center at the thINCubator, 326 Broad St. in Utica. The group meets … more
Workshop on starting a small business to be held Monday
The Utica Municipal Housing Authority will sponsor a free workshop on starting a business 6-7:30 p.m. Monday at the Utica Public Library, 303 Genesee St., in the second-floor gallery. Speakers at … more
NBT Bank receives half-dozen awards for excellence, customer satisfaction
NBT Bank has been recognized with six awards in the 2019 Greenwich Excellence Awards in the Small Business Banking and Middle Market Banking categories, announced NBT. In the U.S. Middle Market … more
NEW BUSINESS — No Mud No Lotus Holistic Wellness Center and Yoga Studio opened in mid-February on Elmer Hill Road.
Yoga instructor opens new studio in city’s outer district
For one new business owner, taking a chance on space in the outer district of Rome proved to be just the right place to open up a yoga studio, the No Mud No Lotus Holistic Wellness Center and Yoga … more
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CONCEPT — Pictured is an artist rendering of what the soon-to-be completed DeWitt Clinton Apartments on Ann Street could look like.
Applications being accepted for new DeWitt Clinton apartment complex
While finishing touches are being made on a local housing project, applications are being accepted for its occupancy, officials tied to Rome’s DeWitt Clinton Apartments project say. Applications … more
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MVHS Rome Medical Office closed today
The Mohawk Valley Health System's Rome Medical Office, at 1617 N. James St., Suite 900, will be closed today — Tuesday, March 3. This includes the St. Elizabeth Lab located at this office.  … more
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