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Sweet Future

June 13, 2010 CANAJOHARIE — As Richardson Brands’ Chocolate Gourmet Mints spun in a giant vat, a new machine purchased after a 2006 flood sorted them into packages of two at 656 units per minute. more »»

Eating Outdoors

June 6, 2010 With wintry weather finally a thing of the past, for now at least, local restaurateurs are eagerly setting up tables and chairs on decks and patios as customers demand an outdoor eating experience. more »»

More Empty Bottles

May 30, 2010 Seven months have passed since the state Legislature passed a law expanding bottle recycling regulations, and local businesses that handle the recyclables have varying opinions on how the law has... more »»

Evolving Industry

May 23, 2010 The closing credits are rolling on thousands of video rental stores across the nation, and the effect is being felt in Fulton and Montgomery countie. more »»

Generational Store

May 16, 2010 CAROGA?LAKE — Jerry Groom’s motto for his store in Caroga Lake, “If we don’t have it, you don’t need it,” symbolizes the independent spirit and hard work that has kept the store viable for three... more »»

Portable Pizzeria

May 9, 2010 PERTH — Orapello’s Wood Fired Pizza is fast (90 seconds), hot (800 degrees) and here today, somewhere else tomorro. more »»

Powered by Propane

May 2, 2010 By KAYLEIGH KARUTIS, The Leader-Herald Two Johnstown businessmen are hoping to expand their business, which installs propane-injection fuel systems for diesel engines, after an initial... more »»

Budding Early

April 25, 2010 JOHNSTOWN — Unseasonably warm weather earlier this spring didn’t affect the business of fruit growers in the region, but the possible danger of a severe hard frost on future produce lingers until th... more »»

Adirondack Chairmaker

April 18, 2010 GLOVERSVILLE — What started as a favor has turned into a business for Peter and Christine Schoonmaker. more »»

New Doesn’t Mean Better

April 11, 2010 While some television commercials urge tax filers to file their returns online, using a free Web site or software that must be purchased, local tax preparers say often times, filing with a... more »»

Waiting Game

April 4, 2010 GLOVERSVILLE — Though health care reform measures have passed and will begin to take effect over the next few years, local businesses say they are still struggling to wade through the details of wha... more »»

Plaza Renewed

March 28, 2010 JOHNSTOWN — The city’s Briggs Street Plaza — at Briggs Street and Jansen Avenue — is rapidly becoming one of the hottest and vibrant small shopping spots in the count. more »»

Family Tradition

March 21, 2010 The Lanzi family has kept one key ingredient since the 1920s — hard work. That approach has carried three generations of Lanzis to success in the restaurant business. more »»

New Regulations

March 14, 2010 Area organic dairy farmers say they are happy to hear of new regulations passed down from the United States Department of Agriculture that will require them to do what they say they’ve been doing al... more »»

Slow Season

March 7, 2010 Although lack of snow can make residents’ lives easier, the companies that remove snow feel otherwis. more »»

Tapping for Syrup

February 28, 2010 People waiting for the genuine taste of maple syrup can look forward to what area producers are calling an optimistic sugar season this yea. more »»

Surprise Fees

February 21, 2010 JOHNSTOWN — Industrial development agencies across New York state, including those serving Fulton and Montgomery counties, are being hit with thousands of dollars in fees by the state, which is... more »»

Still Dancing at 30

February 14, 2010 AMSTERDAM — While Walter Porath Jr. more »»

Debatable Plan

February 7, 2010 GLOVERSVILLE — New York state may transition from one type of economic development program to another, but local officials and business leaders are unsure whether the proposed new Excelsior Jobs... more »»

Cracking New Markets

January 31, 2010 GLOVERSVILLE — Fulton County Regional Chamber of Commerce & Industry President Wally Hart was at a function in Albany when, after finding out he came from Gloversville, a woman there told him that... more »»

 
 

 

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