Member Essentials-CEO Insights November 2025Posted on November 2, 2025 |
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Below is a snapshot of the latest news and top headlines from our members. We want to hear from you! You can request your organization's news and events be shared on the CenterState CEO website.
AmeriCU merger expected to get state approval by years end.
Community Bank grows its Syracuse footprint with new South Side branch.
DisruptHR seeks mentors for its new leadership program.
Drakos Urgent Care opens a new location in Camillus.
Le Moyne College will use $5 million in grant funding for grad students seaking healthcare degrees.
National Grid will build a transmission line that will connect Micron campus in Clay, NY.
NBT Bancorp announces record third quarter 2025 results.
Oswego Hospital will undergo $14 million transformation.
ReDev CNY opens former East Syracuse elementary school as St. Matthews Condominiums.
Rescue Mission Alliance will expand with an $11.6 million facility.
Syracuse University, Cornell University, Clarkson University and Le Moyne College received funds from New York state for on-campus projects.
Turning Stone reports its expansion project will finish ahead of schedule.
Visions FCU and Syracuse University launch a financial literacy program.
Other Member News
November 17, 2025Oneida Indian Nation Celebrates the Grand Opening of Point Place Casino Hotel ExpansionOneida Indian Nation leadership, labor, local government, business, tourism and community representatives come together to commemorate the opening of new hotel, The Forest Grill restaurant, and the completion of the $50 million expansion… |
November 13, 2025Oswego Health Strengthens Therapy Services with Addition of King and MyersOswego Health is excited to announce that Michele R. King, MS, OTR/L, and Jason A. Myers, PT, former owners of Fyzical Therapy & Balance Centers, Inc., have officially joined the Oswego Health Therapy Services team. |
November 10, 2025Three Nave Law Attorneys Named Super Lawyers Rising Stars for 2025Nave Law Firm is proud to announce that three of its attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyers as Rising Stars for 2025 — a distinction awarded to only 2.5% of attorneys in each state who demonstrate exceptional skill,… |
