This Week
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TOP STORY: One of the founders of Paetec is heading a locally based alternative energy firm.
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Where to Meet, Where to Stay is a comprehensive hospitality guide for the upstate region.
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A tough economy has tightened scrutiny and hurt demand for commercial loans.
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General Code owner and CEO Gary Domenico is a self-described data hound.
- Graham gets orders for $6M in condensers
Graham Corp. has been awarded orders totaling roughly $6 million for steam surface condensers for facilities in the United States and Asia. - Ultralife adds director to its board
Ultralife Corp. announced Thursday that Thomas Saeli has joined its board of directors. - Obama names Burns to export council
Xerox Corp.’s CEO Ursula Burns has been tapped by President Barack Obama to help speerhead his drive to boost U.S. exports. - New Kohl's store creates 150 jobs
Wisconsin-based Kohl’s Corp. will employ roughly 150 local workers at its new location in Victor, company officials said. - Jury awards $2.25M to 3 victims of '05 crash
A jury in Livingston County has awarded three victims of a 2005 I-390 bus crash $2.25 million. - Ultralife to receive $2.4M for energy storage project
Four local firms and one university have been awareded a total of some $3 million in funding from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority to help develop or commercialize energy storage projects. - RCSD board president, Duffy to discuss mayoral control
Mayor Robert Duffy and Rochester City School District Board President Malik Evans are scheduled to participate in an April 1 panel discussion of mayoral control of city schools, officials announced Wednesday. - Web site to help green efforts in Monroe County
Monroe County has launched a Web site that will help residents save money on energy bills and put them in touch with experts who can assist with home energy needs, county officials announced Wednesday.
Opinion
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Majority says Paterson should serve out remainder of term The majority of respondents to this week's RBJ Daily Report Snap Poll said Gov. David Paterson, who ended his candidacy for a full four-year term last Friday, should serve out the remainder of his current term. |
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Cloud over Albany Gov. David Paterson's ability to lead New York at this critical time surely is in question. The governor says he still wants to lead; he needs to demonstrate that he can. |
Empowering SUNY would benefit economy The SUNY/CUNY Empowerment Act would let SUNY chart its own destiny as other great public universities have always done. |
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- I pull for the NCAA Tournament underdogs, the nobodies of college basketball, to beat the big-time bullies of the game.Whatever we do to fix the New York State budget, remember the dictum from medicine: First, do no harm.
- See pictures of The Pike Co.'s contribution to Foodlink's Food for Families event and Wayne County Red Cross' annual Vegas Night.Hattie Bryant hosts Small Business School. Daily videos educate you on small business operations.
New York State Headlines
- Financial execs in Westchester charged in $50M fraud
(NYJournalNews)(3/11/2010 7:29:00 AM) - Lead in IBM's water- Investigation cuts to chase
(PoughkeepsieJournal)(3/11/2010 7:29:00 AM) - Albany Med prize honors genome work
(AlbanyTimesUnion)(3/11/2010 7:29:00 AM) - Insolvent firm looted, trustee says
(AlbanyTimesUnion)(3/11/2010 7:29:00 AM) - Atlantic Yards set to break ground as families, companies are told to take a hike
(NYDailyNews)(3/11/2010 7:29:00 AM)
US/World Headlines
- Conan O'Brien will take his show to theaters (AP) (3/11/2010 2:12:53 PM)
- Americans' net worth up for 3rd straight quarter (AP) (3/11/2010 1:00:46 PM)
- Pro Football Hall of Famer Merlin Olsen dies at 69 (AP) (3/11/2010 12:46:10 PM)
- China rights record worsening in areas: US (AFP) (3/11/2010 12:30:13 PM)
- Obama presses China on currency in trade speech (Reuters) (3/11/2010 12:30:07 PM)
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