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The article presents updates on the construction and real estate scene in New York. It offers information regarding the construction project of DeWitt, New York based structural engineering and landscape architecture firm, Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt, P.C. (KHH). It briefly explores the company's rich history and offers details on KHH's projects, including the Upstate Golisano Children's Hopital and the National Grid renovation.

Lists the top architectural firms in Central New York, as ranked by number of licensed architects. Total number of local employees; Top projects begun and/or completed in 1998; Managing partners/executive officers.

The article informs that Leadership Greater Syracuse (LGS) has revealed that 52 area citizens are ready to take on high-level community roles in Central New York (CNY) after graduating from the LGS Class of 2018. According to LGS Executive Director Pam Brunet, the Board of Directors and staff are proud of this class as students have been immersed in the issues and achievements of community and they need to give back to CNY.

The article reports that the advertising, marketing, and internet strategy firm Brockett Creative Group has expanded and moved from New Hartford, New York to Clinton, New York.

The article reports that the Oneida Nation has opened Tin Woodman’s Flask wine and spirits store in Chittenango, New York.

The article announces the appointment of Harvard University scientist Maria Kontaridis as the director of research at the Masonic Medical Research Laboratory (MMRL) in Utica, New York.

The article reports on the new office opened by the Greater Utica American Heart Association/American Stroke Association in Utica, New York.

The article focuses on acquisition of a laser-cutting machine by Meyda Custom lighting to expand its custom-lighting capabilities, and mentions ability of the machine to cut a range of thin, medium, and thick gauge metals including copper, brass and steel.

The article announces that Bill Byrne, chairman of the board for Byrne Dairy Inc., has received the 2012 Legacy Award from the periodical "The Central New York Business Journal."

The article offers information on the Syracuse Nationals classic and custom car show held at the New York State Fairgrounds in Geddes, New York, July 15-17, 2011.

The article reports on the expansion of the fifth annual AccelerateCNY conference to be held at the Holiday Inn Syracuse-Liverpool on Electronics Parkway in Salina, New York on April 14, 2011.

The article reports on the expansion of the existing manufacturing facility and corporate headquarters of Fulton Cos. in Centerville Road in Pulaski, New York. Kathy Sega company's executive vice president mentions that the 13.5 million dollars project includes spaces for the research and development, general office and for industrial production. Moreover, Syracuse-New York based MacKnight Architects LLP designs the facility wherein office occupancy is expected to be completed in June 2011.

The article features the background of stained-glass making company Meyda Tiffany which was founded by Meyer and Ida Cohen in Yorkville, New York in 1974. It mentions that the growth of the company began with the purchase of the Quality Glass company, which supplied Louis Comfort Tiffany and Tiffany Studios with lighting products. It also mentions president Robert Cohen, who succeeded his father in the company.

The article focuses on the growth of Burritt Motors Inc., a family-owned car dealer company in Oswego, New York despite the recessions. It features the company's president Chris R. Burritt, depicting the company's success as well as his real passion in the business. It provides a history about the creation of the company by Elmer O. Burritt, grandfather of Burritt, in 1955 in Hannibal. Moreover, the importance of customer service as an advantage for the success of the business is stressed.

The article focuses on the life and works of David O. Chase, founder of small package-consulting company ChaseDesign in Skaneateles, New York. Chase was able to work product-design consulting related to packaging, merchandising, brand development and corporate identity for battery products after he graduated at Syracuse University. He made to expand his business to North America, Europe and Southeast Asia because of the increase sales achieved.

The article profiles Wayne Tyler, the president and chief executive officer of Tyler Fire Equipment, LLC which he founded with his wife Victoria in 1977. It is mentioned that Tyler began at a fire-apparatus company called American LaFrance in Elmira, New York in 1800. His business now has three offices with products ranges from fire apparatus to ambulances to personal protective gear (PPG), hoses, thermal imaging cameras and air products for self-contained breathing apparatus.

The article profiles Fulton Cos. which is the global manufacturer of steam, hot water and thermal fluid heat transfer systems. It mentions that the company has an annual revenue of 100 million dollars with 650 employees. It notes that Ronald B. Palm is the chairman of the board while R. Bramley Palm is the president and chief executive officer (CEO).

The article reports on Geddes Federal Savings and Loan Association located in Westvale Plaza in New York. It reveals the brief history of the company, stating that the chairmanship of the company is like a family heirloom. Information on William J. Hemmerlein, chief operating officer (CEO) and president is also offered.

The article reports that Attorney Rebecca M. Speno opened her own law office in Baldwinsville, New York based on the field of law which include real property tax assessment litigation.

The article mentions the anniversary of glass company Syracuse Glass Co., which has been in the business for 100 years.

The article presents a corporate profile for Auburn, New York-based Currier Plastics Inc. which provides custom injection and blow molding and design, and engineering services. The company is founded in 1982 by Raymond J. Currier, the father of John Currier who is the corporate president. The company's annual revenue is 20 million dollars in 2008 and its 2009 revenue is projected to reach 17 million.

The article profiles SRCTec Inc. a manufacturer of military products in the U.S. It is wholly owned subsidiary of SRC, a nonprofit company, which formerly called Syracuse Research Corp. It provides systems that are significant to the military, such as ground-based and counter-fire radars and counter-improvised explosive device (IED) systems. In addition, all of its profits are reinvested at SRC to fund new product development and research and development to sustain the business.

The article reports on the partnership of architects Peter Sorber and Wayne LaFrance in forming Lake Architectural in Marcellus, New York. The executives worked at many architectural-design firms before successfully created their own business. When Lake Architectural has been formed, the two architects decided to focus on three principles including technology, sustainability and staying nimble and quick in management.

The article profiles Plan & Print Systems Inc., a blueprint/copy operation in Syracuse, New York. The company provides digital document management; large format digital printing and computer-aided design plotting services; archiving; on-site services; remote printing; and, resale of large-format printers and supplies. According to John Lipari, president of Plan & Print, the number of customer jobs in digital form has been increasing monthly.

The article offers information on the Ithaca, New York-based RP Solutions Inc. It discusses the implication of the U.S. Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act (Check 21) on the check processing operations of the company as well as explains the features of its small check scanner. A brief company background is also provided.

The article reports on the new United Van Lines LLC (UVL) Annual Migration Study which shows that outbound moves from New York are on the decline in 2009. It says that the percentage of UVL New York moves that were outbound dropped to 55.1% in 2008, from 59.4% in 2007. Despite news about significant job losses, it notes that New York still ranks high on the UVL's outbound list, placing seventh nationally. It also presents a chart depicting the annual trend of UVL outbound moves.

The article focuses on the performance of Infinit Technology Solutions, owned by Anthony Cerrone and Brady Cass, in DeWitt, New York. The company started with four employees and grown to 35 and has enjoyed its positive financial performance. Aside from growth, Infinit received several awards such as the Fast Track 50 Awards in 2008. Cass states that the economic downturn has affected its clients' decision making and created more stringent standard for return of investment (ROI).

The article profiles Applied Concepts Inc. (ACI), a high technology industry founded by Stephen Soos. It is also stated that Soos also work as the vice president and director of engineering at the company. In its 10th anniversary, it has depicted steady growth since it was founded. It manufactures direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) inverters which serves as the power source for flat-panel display blacklighting applications that light up liquid crystal display (LCD) screen.

The article focuses the family-owned company L.M. Sessler Excavating & Wrecking Inc. in New York. Owned by Sessler family, the company is now celebrating its 50th anniversary in demolition services. It has demolished more than 2,500 buildings and 400 bridges across the Northeast. Information related to the company's developments and achievements is discussed.

The article focuses on the success of Jerome Fire Equipment Co. Inc. in Clay, New York. Founded by Manford Jerome in 1967, the company grew for years and expanded into new product areas, like loose equipment, including personal-protective items, hoses, nozzles and trucks. Manford retired in 2002 and was succeeded by his son Russell Jerome to become the company's president. Moreover, Russell was recognized for his donation to specialized personal protective equipment to the operation in Iraq.

The article presents the grant recipients of the $24.9 million in grants from the State Environmental Protection Fund's Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP) across New York State. City of Binghamton will receive $105,000 for the Chenango River Trail project. Town of Vestal will receive $48,000 for the Broome County Intermunicipal Waterfront Revitalization Project. Lastly, the Village of Marathon will receive $515,000 for the Village of Marathon Waterfront Redevelopment Project.

The article announces that John Williams is now resigning as president of the Midstate Printing Corp.

The article reports on the opening of the second office of the 1-800-Got-Junk? LLC by Deane Johnson in Oswego, New York. Johnson decided to buy her own franchise after ending a career of 32 years as a corporate attorney. The firm provides customers with more like a hauling service, charging them based on how much space the junk occupies the truck.

Ranks certified public accounting firms in New York based on the number of certified public accountants. Services offered; Types of clients; First Charles Chambers LLP; Dannible & McKee LLP; Ernst & Young; Kruth Stein Squadrito & Liberman.

Lists the top banquet and meeting facilities in Central New York, as ranked by maximum room capacity. Number of meeting rooms; Server/guest ratio; Maximum exhibit area; Recreational facilities/amenities.

Ranks the largest commercial real estate developers in Central New York according to commercial square feet owned. Top position taken by the Widewaters Group; Average square feet per project; Square feet planned for 2003; Types of property developed; Names of developed properties; Areas of service; Management.

Ranks colleges and universities in Central New York according to full-time enrollment for the 2002-2003 school year. Size of faculty; Budget for 2002; Tuition costs; Endowment; Web site; Degrees offered; Key officials; Year founded.

Presents charts on employee-benefits consultants in Central New York (CNY) as of August 3, 2001. Total number of benefits consulting professionals in the company; Total number of offices in CNY; Other CNY locations and branches; Retirement and savings plan consulting services offered.

Presents a list of the largest credit unions in New York as of July 27, 2001. Visions Federal Credit Union; Corning Federal Credit Union; AmeriCU Credit Union; Cornell Fingerlakes Credit Union; Empire Federal Credit Union; Power Federal Credit Union; SeaComm Federal Credit Union; First Source Federal Credit Union.

Presents a list of the top-ranked golf courses in New York. Name of the golf courses; Slope rating championship tee; Number of holes; Rounds played in 2000; Facilities and amenities; Golf professional or owner; Year established.

Lists top Internet service providers in Central New York. Corporate address; Services provided; Cost of basic service; Clarity Connect; Intermedia Communications Inc.; Logical Net Communications; Verlo Inc.

Lists the top Web-design firms in Central New York ranked based on number of Web designers in the area as of March 2001. RWay Communications; Purplewire LLC; Dreamscape; Eric Mower & Associates; NetSite Systems Inc.

Features a round table discussion on the status of electric energy deregulation in New York State. Wholesale versus retail; Obstacles in the energy-services companies; Supply and prices; Pricing stability; Real-time metering; Five-point plan issued by the New York State Public Service Commission to boost energy competition.

Presents a chart on the top advertising agencies in Central New York, as ranked by number of local employees. Names, addresses and contact numbers of agencies; Major clients; Top executives; Media directors; MRA Group; Eric Mower and Associates; Sage Marcom Inc.

Ranks the largest manufacturing companies in New York, according to number of local employees as of February 2, 2001. Carrier Corp.; Oneida Ltd.; Frito-Lay Inc.

Lists the top colleges and universities in Central New York, ranked by student enrollment as of January 26, 2001. Name; Address; Contact information; Full-time and part-time enrollment; Faculty; Administrative staff; 2000 institutional budget; Percentage receiving financial aid; Cost of tuition/room and board; Endowment; Number of library books; Web site/e-mail address; Degrees offered; Key officials; Year established.

Presents the top employee-benefits consultants in New York for the year 2001. Number of staff and offices of RMSCO; Services offered by Marsh Inc.; Names of firm executives.

Presents the largest hotels and motels in New York for the year 2001. Number of bedrooms and meeting rooms in Holiday Inn Arena; Room rates in Embassy Suites Hotel and The Hotel Syracuse; List of amenities; Names of company executives.

Presents the top banquet and convention facilities in New York for the year 2001. Room capacity of Turning Stone Casino Resort; Number of meeting rooms in Heritage Country Club; Guest ratio in The Hotel Syracuse; Meeting equipments of each company; Recreational facilities available in Drumlins.

Presents the top telecommunications service and equipment providers in New York for the year 2001. Number of employees in Verizon Communications; Major brands carried by Fernwood Technology Services; Package configurations available in Choice One Communications; Specialties of the companies; Names of executives.