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100 Years Strong
October 25, 2009 ST. JOHNSVILLE — Diane Burkdorf-Littrell was a law clerk in Canajoharie from 1971 through 1976, while her husband ran their family business, C.H. Burkdorf & So. more »» 
Price Drop
October 18, 2009 With the cost of nearly everything else rising steadily, local residents should expect a welcome break in an unlikely area — their home heating bill this winter. more »» 
Fighting Fraud
October 11, 2009 Evamarie Mraz got quite the education from what was supposed to be a large sneaker orde. more »» 
Sensitive Season
October 4, 2009 Farmers all over New England are reporting a poor pumpkin crop this year, but locally, farmers have mixed reviews. Some growers in New England lost their entire crops of pumpkin. more »» 
Taxed Import
September 27, 2009 With the U.S. government’s tariff on imported tires from China having gone into effect Saturday, one retailer said it’s too soon to gauge the effect it will have on business. more »» 
An ‘Open’ option
September 20, 2009 AMSTERDAM — Open MRI of Amsterdam is the only place in the Fulton, Montgomery and Schoharie County areas where a patient can receive a magnetic resonance image scan without being enclosed in a... more »» 
Life after ‘Clunkers’
September 13, 2009 JOHNSTOWN — The ripple effect of the government’s Cash for Clunkers program is still being felt throughout the local automotive world, as new car dealerships attempt to figure out how to handle the... more »» 
Cold Expense
September 6, 2009 The nation’s two largest beer makers are planning to raise prices in the fall and the effect may be felt in patrons’ wallets. more »» 
Spicing up downtown
August 30, 2009 GLOVERSVILLE — With the arrival of King TeleServices and its approximately 1,200 employees to the downtown area, businesses nearby are excited about the prospect of so many people flooding the... more »» 
Castiglione still shines
August 16, 2009 GLOVERSVILLE — More than diamonds will be shining at Castiglione Gem Jewelers Saturday. Louis Castiglione Jr. more »» 
SWIPING FEES
August 2, 2009 Credit cards are convenient for consumers, but retailers say there is a hidden cost being paid with every swipe. more »» 
Working on Ideas
July 26, 2009 Local businesses and officials suggest the New York Small Business Task Force — and state officials in general — look for ways to reduce taxes and fees, unfunded mandates and cumbersome regulations... more »» 
Building the future
July 19, 2009 MAYFIELD — At the same time many companies are struggling with the effects of the recession, the Delaney Group continues to line up more work and expand its business. more »» 
Businesses that depend on dry weather feeling the crunch this summer
July 12, 2009 For local businesses that depend on warm, sunny weather to attract customers, the recent rain has left a number of them waterlogged, and it doesn’t look like it’s going to get much better. more »» 
Regulating the shop
July 5, 2009 An Environmental Report Form from the state Department of Environmental Conservation has some auto body shop owners concerned they will not be able to afford the costs of staying in business. more »» 
Aging Adirondacks
June 28, 2009 There may be an opportunity to earn some gold in the Adirondacks. more »» 
Staying Strong
June 21, 2009 BROADALBIN — While it might surprise those who saw it, the fire in January 2008 that destroyed a building at Fiber Conversion created less of a problem for the village company than the stubborn... more »» 
Costly measure
June 14, 2009 To hear farmers tell it, there is nothing fair about the Farmworkers Fair Labor Practices Act. more »» |
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