May
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2008
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Friday, 09 May 2008 |
 ITHACA, NY - At the annual mangers meeting of Saga Communications, parent company of Ithaca's Cayuga Radio Group, General Manager, Susan Johnston, was honored with the new title of President/General Manager.
CEO, Ed Christian said, "Our mission, as a company, is first and foremost, localism. Do creative things to serve the public and people will listen. If we work to understand the needs of our local clients, the advertising will work. Susan Johnston and the staff of Cayuga Radio Group have demonstrated a long history of service to the Ithaca/Cortland community. We are very proud of their accomplishments."
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May
09
2008
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Marlo Capoccia
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Friday, 09 May 2008 |
Garden Gate, an Ithaca-based local food delivery service, is expanding to include the Town and Village of Lansing in their delivery area. The expansion will take place in early June and will coincide with their new Thursday deliveries of Full Plate Farm Collective’s CSA shares.
The expansion will bring local food staples such as produce, meat, milk and breads to the doorsteps of Lansing residents and businesses. Customers can also sign up to receive CSA deliveries from Full Plate to their homes, thereby saving themselves a trip to the grocery store. Garden Gate hopes to bring farm-fresh foods to lovers of fine foods, locavores, rural residents and people who can’t easily reach grocery stores.
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May
09
2008
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Reprinted with permission of Investment Representative Celine Richardson of EdwardJones
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Friday, 09 May 2008 |
 If
you're a small-business owner, you put your heart, soul - and most
of your time - into your business. Unfortunately, sheer hard work
doesn't always translate into financial security - so you'll need
to take some additional steps.
Here
are a few to consider:
Protect
your business against the loss of a key employee. If you have
an employee with valuable management or sales skills, and this person
were to die unexpectedly, your business could suffer. That's why
you may want to write a "key-person" life insurance plan on this
employee. In its simplest form, key-person coverage pays cash to
your company, which is usually the policy beneficiary, when the
designated employee dies or becomes disabled. Key-person insurance
also can be structured to fund deferred-compensation arrangements
or buyout agreements between partners.
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Apr
29
2008
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MortgageLoan.com
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008 |
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