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Today, Don Graves was sworn-in as the Deputy Secretary of Commerce by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina M. Raimondo following a Senate confirmation vote of 89-7. Graves was sworn-in on a copy of the 13th amendment that was signed by President Abraham Lincoln and more than 150 members of Congress, gifted to his third-great-grandfather by his friend, U.S. Senator Charles Sumner, and passed down through his family for generations. “I am thrilled to have Don join our team at the Department as we set a course to build our economy back stronger and more equitably,” said Secretary Raimondo. “We�...

May 1, 2021 From left are Shauna Anderson, president and CEO if Chautauqua Hospice & Palliative Care; Marty and Patty Idzik, campaign volunteers; Courtney Sinatra, VP and Relationship Manager; and Kyle Morgan, Key Private Bank VP and Wealth Advisor. Chautauqua Hospice & Palliative Care has received a $50,000 contribution from KeyBank, in partnership with the First Niagara Foundation, to its Our House Campaign to build a hospice residence in Chautauqua County. The hospice residence, which will be located adjacent to the Chautauqua Hospice & Palliative Care administrative offices on Fairmount ...

Another Downtown Binghamton Bank Branch to Close With more people using online services, the number of bank branch offices continues to shrink in Broome County. KeyBank has advised customers it plans to close its downtown Binghamton branch office at 65 Court Street on June 25. The company reportedly plans to shut down several dozen branches this year. KeyBank regional communications manager Matthew Pitts said accounts at the downtown branch will be transferred to the bank's office at 282 Main Street on the city's West Side. A notice posted at the KeyBank branch at 65 Court Street on March 31...

KeyBank agrees to pay $5 million to state of New York to resolve allegations of deceptive advertising KeyBank agrees to pay $5 million to state of New York to resolve allegations of deceptive advertising Key Tower in downtown Cleveland. The New York attorney general said it has resolved an investigation into alleged deceptive advertising practices by Cleveland's KeyBank in the market that includes a $5 million payment by the bank to the State of New York Mortgage Agency and a commitment to lend $145 million to low- to moderate-income New York homebuyers over the next five years. The related i...

Seneca Gaming Corporation The Buffalo Bills won't be making an appearance, but with an estimated 100 million television viewers, Sunday is one of THE days to bet on sports. There was a time when sports betting involved the guy sitting in the back booth of a neighborhood bar or some cubicle in an office. Now it’s online or in giant bettor parlors with massive screens featuring sporting events. An increasingly legal system of sports betting exists for those who want to put cash down on the outcome of a game or of some aspect of the game. Seneca Gaming Corporation has sports betting lounges ...