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Hemstrought’s Bakeries, 900 Oswego St., in Utica.
Hemstrought’s Bakeries looking to expand into innovative culinary destination
Hemstrought’s Bakeries, 900 Oswego St., is planning an expansion to become an innovative culinary destination for both locals and tourists alike. more
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Jenna Rossi (left) and Gina Sangiacomo with their front window signage at Abode on Oxford Road in New Hartford.
Local home store that lets you shop like a designer
Shopping for home decor can be inundating. After all, there are the hours of scrolling through Pinterest, trips to the home store, and bottomless articles. more
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Joette Swisher displaying a handmade card and an assortment of jewelry. Joette’s Gifts’ has a new home at 420 New Hartford Shopping Center, New Hartford.
Local businesswoman returns to restore signature staple of CNY’s style for decades
Four years have passed since Joette Swisher wrapped her final sparkle around Central New York. more
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A CABVI employee packages a home health kit. A total of 38,901 home health kits were built in just 10 business days by a team from CABVI’s Central Industries.
CABVI continues growing commercial solutions, filling biggest order to date
The success of CABVI Solutions, a full-service business service provider, continues to swell as CABVI’s largest commercial order was placed and filled for Medline Industries, LP. more
Utica Proud app supports local businesses
Utica Proud, the mobile application which launched back in November, is continuing to help support the city's local businesses and rewarding customers for doing so. more
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Boxes upon boxes of comic book back issues are available to look through and buy at Ravenswood in New Hartford. The comic shop also hosts weekly game nights for Magic the Gathering players.
New ownership at Ravenswood keeps focus on comics
Peter Parker is still Spider-Man. Clark Kent is still Superman. But the Ravenswood comic book shop in New Hartford looks a little different these days. more
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The Tramontane Cafe, The Tram, at 1105 Lincoln Ave. in Utica.
Neighborhood cafe serves up coffee, community and creativity
From the eclectic decor to the overall welcoming atmosphere, Tramontane Cafe provides their customers with more than what a typical coffeehouse does. more
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Joe and Brian Mazzaferro in front of what will be the entrance of their new store on Route 46 in Rome, across from Ridge Mills Elementary,
Mazzaferro Meats and Deli’s new building set to open this summer
A new year, new opportunities. That’s the mindset for the owners of Mazzaferro Meats and Deli as they roll into 2023. more
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Woodland Farm Brewery owner/brewer Keith Redhead poses with a brew Sunday, Jan. 29 in the new taproom in the Hulbert House in Boonville.
Stress relief on tap at Woodland Farm Brewery
Woodland Farm Brewery owner/brewer Keith Redhead says renovating the historic Hulbert House taproom in Boonville was the business’ major accomplishment of 2022. more
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Olde Country Market owners Myron Stoltzfus and Regina Stoltzfus pose with daughters Lakeisha and Rainelle Monday, Jan. 30 at their Vernon store.
Olde Kountry Market has old-fashioned commitment to quality
“Honest customer service” was the top priority of Olde Kountry Market during 2022, and now that dedication to service continues moving into 2023. more
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Rachele Potaczala, general manager at The Bunker Bar & Grill at 8653 Clinton St. in New Hartford, demonstrates one of the suites that guests can play rounds of golf in.
New, growing businesses add to New Hartford retail community
New Hartford is seeing an influx of new and expanding businesses, marking a promising start to 2023. more
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Andrew Drozd, Project Fibonacci founder, discusses the popular STEM effort for students during a past dinner event for the Rome Academy of Sciences.
MOSART downtown project ‘on indefinite hold’
Project Fibonacci Foundation Chairman Andrew Drozd announced Wednesday that his Multiversity of Science, Art and Technology — MOSART — Center planned for downtown is “on indefinite hold." more
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Interior of Woods Valley Ski Center Monday, Feb. 20, 2023.
With eye on 60th anniversary, Woods Valley set to glide into future
Woods Valley, 9100 Route 46, will celebrate its 60th anniversary next winter, in 2023-2024, with a slew of exciting improvements and changes. more
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Whistle Post Antiques and Whistle Post Creations owners John and Brenda Thorna pose between their shops Friday, Feb. 3 in Bouckville.
Couple shares barn for Whistle Post train, craft shops
A love of old trains, a love of crafting and a love of each other have led John and Brenda Thorna to split the space in the barn behind their home to house their individual businesses. more
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Bill Guglielmo, at the podium, speaks at a naturalization ceremony to welcome new citizens in this September 2013 file photo of a ceremony at the Fort Stanwix National Monument.
Business community recalls legacy of former longtime chamber president Bill Guglielmo
Members of the area’s business community continue to mourn the loss of long-time Rome Area Chamber of Commerce president William K. Guglielmo, who passed away on Thursday, Feb. 23 more
A variety of THC and CBD infused seltzers are now available at Stockdale’s Bar and Grill in Oriskany.
Local bar and grill receives state cannabis license
Stockdale’s Bar and Grill, 103 River St., has been awarded a Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary License from the state’s Cannabis Control Board and the Office of Cannabis Management. more
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The Workforce Development Board, Herkimer, Madison, Oneida Counties, Inc., will host a free webinar Wednesday, March 1, at 5 p.m.
Webinar on employment at DFAS Wednesday night
The Workforce Development Board, Herkimer, Madison, Oneida Counties, Inc., will host a free webinar Wednesday, March 1, at 5 p.m. more
Dr. Nicholas Qandah, performs spinal surgery on a patient using technology that maps the patients spine which then creates a 3D image to assist Dr. Qandah during surgery. (Photo submitted)
Rome Health provides ‘The best care out there. Here.’
“The best care out there. Here.” is more than a marketing tagline for Rome Health. more
This concept drawing was one provided by LaBella Associates, of Rochester — a rendering of the former Waterbury Felt Mill as the developers and village planning board consider options for the site once it’s rehabilitated. The historic building may one day house restaurants, shops or senior apartments.
Village eyes host of options for Waterbury Felt Mill site
From small shops and cafes to a local brewery or apartments, a variety of options are being considered for the future of the historic Waterbury Felt Mill. more
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Glenfield Elementary off Route 12 south of Lowville Tuesday, Feb. 7.
New programs seek to spur property development in Lewis County
Now through the end of 2023, ongoing economic development projects in Lewis County span from the redevelopment of properties to small business incentives. more
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