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Don't bet on that marketing degree, Gen Z - Vimarsana News

Don't bet on that marketing degree, Gen Z

Companies want to hire recent graduates who pursued business, accounting and finance. Marketing majors need not apply.

Cazenovia's Simone named NAC Softball Player of the Year - Vimarsana News

Cazenovia's Simone named NAC Softball Player of the Year

It was December when junior Olivia Simone (Whitesboro) and her teammates found out their next softball season at Cazenovia College would be their last because the school would be closing at the end of this year.

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Cazenovia's Cieslak, Simone swing into NAC softball playoffs - Vimarsana News

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Cazenovia's Cieslak, Simone swing into NAC softball playoffs

Cazenovia College softball slugger Madison Cieslak (Whitesboro) ended the regular season with a bang, homering seven times in her last 10 games and earning North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Player of the Week honors on Monday.

The State – 12/09/22 - Vimarsana News

The State – 12/09/22

Welcome to the last episode of the semester! Today’s weather forecast is predicting cloudy with some snow showers coming in the afternoon with a high of 38 degrees and a low of 29 degrees. For the weekend, it looks like it will be high 30’s with cloudy skies all weekend. EL Independent Police Oversight Commission...

NYC rent is still too damn high — Manhattan typical monthly charges hit record $4,000, up 25% in one year - Vimarsana News

NYC rent is still too damn high — Manhattan typical monthly charges hit record $4,000, up 25% in one year

Pandemic-weary New Yorkers who fled the five boroughs at the height of the coronavirus crisis are returning to a city where the median rent reached $4,000 for the first time ever, a new report says. According to realtor Douglas Elliman, the skyscraping Manhattan rent in May was up 25% from a year earlier, when the median rent was $3,195.