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Amazon says it’s finalizing hiring details for Watertown facility
TOWN OF PAMELIA, New York (WWNY) - Is Amazon’s Watertown location open? The new facility off Bradley Street near Interstate 81 was expected to open this fall and employ 100 to 150 people. Signs the facility is in use. Amazon Prime subscribers around Watertown might see an overnight delivery...
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Watertown clears up confusion over school tax bills
WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - The city of Watertown is clearing up confusion about school tax bills. The school district mailed “Delinquent School Taxes” notices to taxpayers whose balances appeared to be unpaid. The city says the purpose of the notice was to correct a mistake about the...
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Back 2 Work: Nov. 9–Nov. 13
UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) -- Back to Work job orders for Nov. 9–Nov. 13. Full time for a casino hotel. Duties: Responsible for properly executing surveillance duties on assigned shift to adequately protect the life and property of customers, associates, and the company. Provide excellent guest service to both internal and external guests. Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age. High school diploma or the equivalent.
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Upstate hardware store starts new life as worker-owned co-op
CANTON | Diane Cullen has worked for Coakley Home and Hardware since she was 16 years old. Today, 37 years after her first day, she can call herself an owner of the company. Coakley’s, a 124-year-old business with two locations in the North Country region of New York, became a worker-owned cooperative last week. With the help of the Cooperative Development Institute, Diane and other Coakley’s employees formed a cooperative and bought out the business from their boss, Bill Coakley.
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AFRL Takes Steps to Push Quantum Tech to the Field
The Air Force Research Lab has awarded quantum computing firm IonQ a $7.5 million follow-on contract to bridge the gap between the lab and the field for the highly advanced technology. The award, announced in late October, builds on the work the company has already done for AFRL at the...
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One out of twenty Rome area businesses checked in latest underage alcoholic beverage compliance checks busted for selling to underage person
ONEIDA COUNTY- Several businesses throughout the Rome, NY area were recently checked for ensuring compliance in not selling alcoholic beverages to underage individuals. Out of twenty establishments examined in this latest initiative, investigators from the New York State Police say that Community Express Market (804 Floyd Avenue) was found in violation.
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Fulton's Old Nestle Building 30 Comes Down Nov. 9, City Warns of Murky Tap Water
The City of Fulton expects demolition of the long-vacant former Nestle Building 30 to begin November 9, and city officials are warning residents that the work could leave their tap water looking cloudy or discolored for a few days afterward. The building sits at 533 South 4th Street, on the sprawling former Nestle property that has sat partly empty since the company shut down its plant there more than two decades ago.
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Ross Berntson Businessperson of the Year Honored at Utica Ceremony
At a ceremony hosted by the Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce, the Indium Corporation leader was recognized for service, innovation and a global business that remains rooted in the Mohawk Valley. UTICA, N.Y. The Ross Berntson Businessperson of the Year recognition moved from announcement to celebration on Tuesday, October 27,...
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Phoenix News to Know: Unemployment Deadline and Community Dates | November 1, 2026, 10 a.m. EST Edition
A Monday unemployment-benefits deadline leads this edition of Phoenix News to Know. Also inside: two Utica community gatherings, a final-weekend look at New York’s attorney general race and a state investment in Buffalo’s Urban League. This is a service and community briefing, not a list of announcements all...
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REPORT- 7-Eleven Convenience Store in Lowville to sue town over property assessment
LOWVILLE- The 7-Eleven Convenience Store is aimed to sue the town of Lowville over a property assessment that store figures say this year was unfair. These developments are coming from WWNY-TV. The 7-Eleven Store is suing for their property assessment to be lowered from $988,000 to $98,800. Village Mayor Dan...