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May 18 2007
When Buying Bonds, Quality Counts Print
Reprinted with permission of Investment Representative Celine Richardson of Ithaca's EdwardJones   
Friday, 18 May 2007
One of the reasons you invest in bonds - perhaps the main reason - is the interest payments you'll receive. So, naturally, you'd like these payments to be as large as possible. However, "chasing" high rates may not always work out in your favor. But when buying bonds, you can hardly go wrong when you look for quality.

As you may know, there's a direct - and inverse - relationship between a bond's quality and its interest rate. To attract investors, the lowest-quality bonds typically pay the highest interest rates. Conversely, high-quality bonds pay lower rates.

 
May 17 2007
Ithaca Businessman Featured in HUD Energy Webcast Print
Dan Veaner   
Thursday, 17 May 2007
Greg Thomas, president of Ithaca-based Performance Systems Development, joined a small group of colleagues from around the country in a webcast sponsored by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Thursday, May 17. The webcast focussed on energy efficiency improvements for high-rise and multi-family housing units.

“There is an increasing demand for information on the best ways to retrofit and remodel multi-family residences to reduce energy use while increasing comfort and safety,” said Thomas, who has helped establish the concept of “building performance” in local, regional, and national markets. His company works with builders and contractors whose goals include increasing energy efficiency in existing structures.

 
May 11 2007
Historic Dane Emerson House Becomes a B & B Print
Doug Levine   
Friday, 11 May 2007

(Ithaca, NY) The Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce and Ithaca/Tompkins Convention and Visitors Bureau will conduct a special ribbon cutting ceremony today at The Dane Emerson House.

Located just south of Ithaca on Newfield Depot Road, in the town of Newfield, The Dane Emerson House Bed & Breakfast occupies a modest Queen Anne Victorian built in the year 1900. Along with a historic 1909 barn, which is listed on the Historic Registry, the timeless property sits on 55 acres of pristine land. Additions and restorations through the years have been thoughtful and well executed. Much of the original character of the building has been preserved in the oak and chestnut trim, leaded glass windows, 10’ ceilings, and walls that measure over 12” thick.

 
May 11 2007
"Pros" and "Cons" of Investment Clubs Print
Reprinted with permission of Investment Representative Celine Richardson of Ithaca's EdwardJones   
Friday, 11 May 2007
Investment clubs are quite popular these days. In fact, even if you aren't in a club yourself, the chances are pretty good that you know someone who is. Should you consider joining such a club?

There's no one "right" answer for everyone, of course. But if you do join an investment club, you will find that there are both "pros" and "cons" involved. Let's take a quick look at a few of these.

 
May 04 2007
Cayuga Radio Group Honors 20 Outstanding Women Print
Connie Fairfax-Ozmun   
Friday, 04 May 2007
ITHACA, NY — In coordination with WOMEN’S EXPO 2007, Cayuga Radio Group is honoring “20 OUTSTANDING WOMEN YOU SHOULD KNOW.” The 20 women, representing a wide range of backgrounds and careers, will be honored during a ceremony on May 10 at the Ithaca Hilton Garden Inn.

A call for nominations promoted in January, February, and March on WHCU News-Talk 870, Lite Rock 97.3, Q-Country 103.7, and Progressive Talk 1470 WNYY in Ithaca yielded more than 200 names, according to Susan Johnston, General Manager of the four Cayuga Radio Group stations.

 
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