- By the office of Rep. Tom Reed
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Tom Reed was at Cornell University Tuesday to meet with professors for a tour of the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Light Source (CHESS) lab and the Cornell Electron Storage Ring, both supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) funding Reed secured for the lab. Most recently, Reed worked to secure $100 million to fund the CHESS Lab on a long-term basis.“When we have conversations about where our national priorities lie, we have to fairly consider which initiatives will provide for economic opportunity and have a large return on taxpayers’ investment,” Reed said. “By securing federal funding for Cornell’s CHESS Lab, we’re caring for jobs in our region and we’re also caring for the hundreds of thousands of lives impacted by the sophisticated research being done. Whether it’s developing new materials, discovering new drugs, improving electric vehicles, or studying viruses, the CHESS Lab is constantly breaking new ground and opening doors for local small businesses and start-ups. Since coming to Congress I have always acknowledged and supported the critical role NSF dollars play in our area to support jobs, whether at Cornell or the University of Rochester, the National Science Foundation is critical to our area.”




New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli announced Thursday that Fortune 500 retailers Dollar Tree and Dillard’s have agreed to new reporting standards that will help ensure greater transparency and safety in their suppliers’ factories. The agreements will help safeguard the companies and their investors against the financial and reputational damage that can result when suppliers fail to uphold recognized standards of labor and workplace safety. As a result of the substantive agreements, DiNapoli has withdrawn his shareholder proposals asking the companies to strengthen their supply chain accountability.
The new Cornell Store in the Shops at Ithaca Mall will be holding a grand opening celebration on Saturday, April 19 from 10:00am – 9:00pm. After operating in a temporary location in the mall, The Cornell Store now has a new permanent store on a main corridor.
Cayuga Medical Center will provide specially trained Rasa Spa massage therapists to patients who will go to their bedside and give comfort massages based on the needs of the patient. In-bed massage is available to any patient on request by patient, family, CMC staff or physician regardless of the type and severity of their condition.
Pubs are a dime a dozen, but brew-pubs are special. They have a cachet that makes them stand out because you get to drink the beer in the place where it was brewed. For the past six years the
TCAD President Michael Stamm joined others for a press conference in Albany to announce the result of a new study, 'Manufacturing Executives: Attitudes, Operations, Expectations & Opportunities.' The results indicate that while the manufacturing sector still finds the economic climate to be challenging, they continue to invest in capital and operation in New York State.
Alternatives FCU’s Student Credit Union Now In All Ithaca Elementary Schools Ithaca, NY – Alternatives Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce the opening of a Student Credit Union branch at Ithaca’s South Hill Elementary School. The opening of the South Hill Branch marks the expansion of the Student Credit Union into all eight Ithaca City School District elementary schools.
Horseheads-based Unchained Properties, LLC (UP) announced today that it has finalized a purchase agreement for the former Emerson Power Transmission plant, located on South Aurora Street/Route 96B in Ithaca, New York, and concepts to redevelop the site. A public meeting will be held on April 10 at 5:30pm at Cinemapolis movie theatre (120 E. Green St., Ithaca), to introduce the project to the community and seek their involvement in the process.
Crowdfunding is the new way to get new products to the market. Individuals pledge relatively small amounts of cash, but if you get enough of them you can raise millions of dollars to launch the latest greatest thing. Tech journalists have gone wild over crowdfunded technology, creating a buzz about products that don't actually exist yet. That gets people excited to click over to a crowdfunding site and pledge money so they will be the first to get the exciting new widget at a discounted price -- because they helped fund the project.
