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1:36 Mask rules can vary from business to business under New York's latest guidelines. CenterState CEO is hoping the public will cooperate with whatever a business decides. Rob Simpson says it’s really at the discretion of businesses as they have workers and families to keep safe too. “…And while it certainly feels good to walk outside without a mask or perhaps to walk into a retail shop – if you’ve been vaccinated without a mask, if you’re allowed to.  We want to remind people that there is still a pandemic going on.”  He adds that the public should remember that mask requi...

Credit covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov/covid-19-vaccine-tracker / 2021 Mapbox Open Street map The easing of masking requirements across the state and locally on Wednesday still means businesses may or may not require fully vaccinated customers to wear masks due to the risk of COVID-19.  The President of Centerstate CEO in Syracuse says everyone is looking forward to experiencing normalcy but, he’s asking the public to cooperate.  Rob Simpson says it’s really at the discretion of businesses as they have workers and families to keep safe too. “…And while it certainly feels good to walk o...

‘Strokes ain’t nothing to play with’: Gulf Coast stroke survivor works on road to recovery Gulf Coast stroke survivor works on road to recovery By Bill Snyder | May 6, 2021 at 1:53 PM CDT - Updated May 6 at 9:18 PM BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - In some areas of Mississippi, access to home healthcare can be difficult, but on the Gulf Coast there are options. For one Gulf Coast man who’s recovering from a stroke, those options are getting him back on track. William McKinney, Jr. is currently recovering from his third stroke. The first one happened back in 2014 when he was in a...

Syracuse Tech Garden begins $16 million, 46,000 square-foot expansion Courtesy of CenterState CEO The Tech Garden’s expansion will involve the construction of two additional floors to the existing building and add about 46,000 square feet. Facebook Subscribe to our newsletter here. The Tech Garden, which provides resources for startup technology businesses in Syracuse, will proceed with its proposed $16 million expansion after Syracuse’s Common Council voted to approve a lease agreement in late March. The agreement extends the lease between the city and CenterState CEO — the nonprofit ...

Updated: April 12, 2021, 3:59 pm © Supplied by Scorgie Construction To go with story by Kathryn Wylie. New homes Picture shows; The former Anderson House centre in Banff.. Banff. Supplied by Scorgie Construction FB Date; Unknown Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An abandoned north-east day care centre is ready for a new lease of life as family homes following a £430,000 renovation. Anderson House, a former day care c...