CNY Business Journal (1996+)

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Articles in Apr 29, 2005, issue of CNY Business Journal (1996+)

• Chittenango Falls, Skan-Ellus Drive-In among area's hidden gems
• Lake Ontario artists start virtual store
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Film fest begins April 28
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• SUNY ESF researchers examine energy potential in trees
  by Tampone, Kevin
• NBT Bancorp Q1 net income rises 3 percent
• Incoming dean has ambitious goals
  by Poltenson, Norman
• Local group protests strings attached to hotel aid
• Fun Junction seeks business meetings
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Mattress dealer growing locally, looking beyond
  by Duffett, Claire
• Visitors bureau aims to pump up B&Bs, smaller inns
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Pathfinder Bancorp grows municipal market
  by McChesney, Charles
• Impact of rising fuel prices on businesses varies
  by DeRico, Anthony
• Education & Training: A taste of everything
  by Tampone, Kevin
• MRA wins lion's share of 2005 advertising awards
• Finger Lakes tourism group delves into online market
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Credit scores don't tell the whole story
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• CNY plants win state contracts
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Car-Freshner sues Texas company
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• A. Duie Pyle moving to Van Buren
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Veracity offers help with Linux
  by Tampone, Kevin
• ICM commits to staying put
  by Poltenson, Norman
• New Rome Bancorp, Inc. completes stock offering
• Technology positions dominate online job listings, survey says
• Best & Company spa gets new owners
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Center helps entrepreneurs get off the ground
  by Tampone, Kevin
• New York leads nation in economics education
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Alliance uses small size as an advantage
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• SMCS expects continued growth
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Schiro taking CNY model to a larger audience
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• SATOP gives planned karaoke club sound advice
  by Duffett, Claire
• Dutch tour operators visit Finger Lakes region
• Turning Stone comes a long way
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Summer festivals thrive in Syracuse
  by Duffett, Claire
• CNY Works offers grant opportunity for businesses
• Fuccillo to make run at record again
  by Rombel, Adam
• Community Bank sets first-quarter earnings conference call for April 21
• Specialty Welding consolidates operations
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Federal grant helps Vera House expand offices
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Two CNY schools receive grants from HP
  by Fitting, Beth
• Schiro up, Naples in at M&T in Syracuse
• MedTech president looks for link
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Long-term focus keys Dannible & McKee
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Rebuilding Upstate confab seeks to heat up development
  by Poltenson, Norman
• Citizens builds off Charter One's base
  by Rombel, Adam
• First quarter profit nearly doubles for Partners Trust
• Morrisville State College launches gaming institute
• Get away without going away
  by McChesney, Charles
• Demand drives Ithaca Dispatch to deliver
  by Tampone, Kevin
• ITH Staffing seeking space for second Syracuse office
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• HSE Consulting poised for environmental growth
  by Tampone, Kevin
• NP&G Innovations turns tires into railroad ties
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• TCAD to launch campaign to attract new tech businesses
  by Rombel, Adam
• Alliance Financial Q1 net income up 6%
• Hayner Hoyt builds on success
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• New high-speed ISP option for region
  by Dickinson, Casey J
• Avicolli's owners to tempt different taste buds
  by Duffett, Claire
• Naef undertakes upgrades to its facility
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Tractor Supply opening two Syracuse-area stores
  by Tampone, Kevin
• Sensis prospers by listening to smart people
  by Rombel, Adam