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New interim Chief Executive Officer announced by EPAC
ENDICOTT, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Following the loss of EPAC’s beloved Patrick Foti, a new interim Chief Executive Officer has been appointed. On September 18, one of EPAC’s founding members and artistic director, Pat Foti, died at the age of 71. Today it has been announced that his son Joe Foti has been appointed at the […]
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Raymond's Proven Approach to Supply Chain Technology Earns Industry Recognition
Technology leader Derrick Miller recognized by Supply & Demand Chain Executive with Pro to Know award_ GREENE, N.Y., October 22, 2026 — Derrick Miller, senior manager of technology solutions, at The Raymond Corporation, has been named a recipient of Supply & Demand Chain Executive (SDCE) magazine’s 2026 Pro to Know award. SDCE’s Pros to Know awards highlight industry leaders who are driving innovation and technology adoption to enhance supply chain resilience. With his strategic approach to integrated, intelligent warehouses, Miller has been a driving force for Raymond’s technology portfolio, including advanced telematics, operator assist technology and automation solutions, demonstrating how technology integrates into the warehouse and fleet for an interconnected operation.
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Phoenix Tailings Rare-Earth Facility Brings $375 Million Investment to Upstate New York
A planned Phoenix Tailings rare-earth facility in Rochester would add a new link to New York’s advanced-manufacturing supply chain. The Massachusetts-based company has selected Eastman Business Park for a 500,000-square-foot commercial-scale plant that is expected to separate rare-earth materials for use in high-performance magnets and other technology. Gov. Kathy...
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Syracuse Estate Planning Attorney William P. Davies Explains the Differences Between Living Trusts and Testamentary Trusts in New York
SYRACUSE, NY - October 20, 2026 - Families in Central New York weighing how to structure their estate plans often face a fundamental choice between two commonly used tools: living trusts and testamentary trusts. Syracuse estate planning attorneys Frederick P. Davies and William P. Davies of Davies Law Firm (https://davieslawfirm.com/living-trust-vs-testamentary-trust-new-york/) have released guidance explaining how these two trust types differ in New York, including when each takes effect, how probate applies, and what each may cost. The central distinction, the attorneys note, comes down to timing and its effect on probate, privacy, control, and inheritance.