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'It's not enough': Advocates, recipients disappointed over latest Social Security adjustment
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Social Security Administration has announced its annual cost-of-living adjustment. But some stakeholders aren’t happy with the result. Even though the adjustment is matched to the consumer price index that measures inflation, some are concerned that this increase in Social Security payments isn’t enough to cover rising costs.
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Currier Evolves into Full-Service CDMO Under Alentra Brand
Currier, a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) that serves the medical device, pharma, diagnostic, and consumer markets, has rebranded as Alentra. Alentra marks Currier’s transition from plastics component manufacturer to full-service healthcare and life sciences contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO). The company supports clients throughout the product lifecycle, from design, prototyping and development to scaled component manufacturing and finished-device assembly.
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Ely’s Cream Balm, Ely Bros., Owego, N.Y.
Ely’s Cream Balm was a patent medicine introduced to the market sometime in the late 1870’s. Originally manufactured by Alfred, Charles and Frederick Ely in Owego New York, the brothers would later move the operation to New York City where it was ultimately acquired by the Wyeth Chemical Company about 1915.
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Cortland County to sell 49 Grant St. property through online auction
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City of Cortland opens applications for grant program aimed at local entrepreneurs, business owners
CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) — The City of Cortland is now accepting applications for its Microenterprise Assistance Program (MAP). The program aims to give financial assistance to local entrepreneurs and small business owners who are looking to start or expand on a business within the city. MAP is funded by the New York State Office of Community Renewal through the federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.
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Torrey community members oppose proposed expansion of power plant
What is the requested duration of the moratorium on the power plant expansion?. How many signatures did the community petition gather against the expansion?. Why do community members seek a moratorium on the data center expansion?. Torrey, N.Y. — Community members in Yates County are pushing back on a proposed...
Wellsville Sun
OP-ED: Langworthy’s support for dairy farmers is questionable
The Dairy Farm Resiliency Act is “shiny object” distraction An OPINION by Jim King, Owego NY In his October 2nd press release Nick Langworthy intermixed the Dairy Farm Resiliency Act […] The post OP-ED: Langworthy’s support for dairy farmers is questionable appeared first on THE WELLSVILLE SUN .
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Q&A with Randy Wolken: MACNY’s Expanding Footprint
Organization now providing services in Rochester, Mohawk Valley, Albany and beyond. Manufacturing Association of Central New York — “MACNY”— may need to change its name as it continues to grow beyond just a few local counties. The organization’s two main programs, Advance 2 Apprenticeship and Real...
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B&W Supply marks 50 years outfitting Ithaca’s restaurants and kitchens
For 50 years, B&W Supply Co. has stocked the essential machinery behind the region’s restaurants, bars, schools and hospitality businesses: the fryers, refrigeration, cookware, ventilation systems, furniture and smaller supplies that keep commercial kitchens moving. The company began when Hoyt Benjamin Sr., an Ithaca College graduate and owner of...
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FRANKLY SPEAKING: Corning Building Company Reopens as Corning’s Home Central This Saturday
CORNING, N.Y. — A longtime local landmark is beginning a new chapter as Corning Building Company transitions to Corning’s Home Central, continuing its longstanding tradition of serving homeowners, contractors and businesses throughout the community. To celebrate the transition, Home Central will host a grand reopening this Saturday, October...
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Restaurant chain closes its only New York location amid bankruptcy
True Food Kitchen has closed its only New York location after the restaurant chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the company announced in a press release . The restaurant chain, which was founded in Phoenix, said it is using the Chapter 11 process to "strengthen its financial foundation, optimize its restaurant footprint and cost structure, and accelerate ongoing operational improvements." As part of the bankruptcy filing, True Food Kitchen closed 12 restaurants, including its only New York location in Garden City, on Oct. 4. The company has 34 restaurants remaining across 14 states, none of them in New York. True Food Kitchen said it is pursuing a court-supervised sale process to find a long-term partner to help "support the brand's future." "True Food Kitchen is a pioneering brand with a distinctive position in wellness-driven dining, a loyal community of guests, and a mission that is more relevant than ever," True Food Kitchen CEO Jeff Chandler said. "This process is the best path forward to simplify the business and focus on what we do best: delivering craveable, health-forward food and genuine hospitality. We are confident this step will help us build a stronger True Food Kitchen for the future." Here is