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2019 Central New York Community Guide You're Worth More 2019 CENTRAL NEW YORK COMMUNITY GUIDE YOU'RE WORTH MORE '\ I / / ' � - -0 -- - 0 -dr � ' �□on□ )( 0- ) 0 - Call 800.388.2000 or visit your local financialcenter and ask us how we can help you start saving today! - ----··-- www.americu.org/worthmore ------··-- Equal Housing Lender. Membership restrictions apply. Federally insured by NCUA. © 2013 Lockheed Martin Corporation GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS IN CENTRAL NEW YORK Lockheed Martin is proud to support the CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity and its more than 2,000 members. We understand the importance of partnering with civic leadership, nonprofit organizations, educational institutions and local businesses to find innovative solutions to complex challenges. Through these partnerships, our goal is to help local communities thrive and grow to a greater tomorrow. www.lockheedmartin.com WE’RE HERE TO HELP TABLE OF CONTENTS CenterState CEO is an independent and forward-thinking economic President’s Welcome. 5 development strategist, business leadership organization and Leisure . 8 chamber of commerce dedicated to the success of its members and Cayuga County at a Glance . 16 the prosperity of the region. Our vision is for a vibrant and globally Onondaga County at a Glance . 23 connected region recognized as a place where business thrives and Housing . 28 people prosper. We advocate for smart business, facilitate regional Education . 34 growth and promote community prosperity, all of which enhances the Cortland County at a Glance . 42 incredible quality of life we enjoy! Health Care. 44 Newcomer . 54 We hope you will contact us for any information you need related Madison County at a Glance . 62 to business leaders, employers, schools and colleges, cultural and Business . 64 sports attractions and more. An online business directory featuring a Transportation . 76 comprehensive listing of thousands of organizations across the region Oswego County at a Glance . 78 is also available at www.centerstateceo.com/business-directory. Advertisers Index . 82 For more information, visit us at www.centerstateceo.com. MAP INDEX CenterState New York . 6 Onondaga County . 7 Sip on Syracuse . .24 Finger Lakes . 25 Towns & Villages in Onondaga County . .30 2019 CENTRAL NEW YORK COMMUNITY GUIDE Published by CenterState CEO Photos courtesy of Visit Syracuse 115 W. Fayette St., Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone: 315-470-1800 • Fax: 315-471-8545 [email protected] • www.centerstateceo.com Publisher: Robert M. Simpson Executive Editor: Christa Glazier Editor: Cindy Gambell Contributing Writer: Emily Kulkus Advertising Sales: Beth Savicki Concept & Design: Idea Kraft Printer: Dupli Envelope and Graphics Photos: courtesy of Wainwright Photography unless otherwise noted Cover photos courtesy of: Laptop – Pexels, rawpixel.com Connect with us on social: Students – Onondaga County, Kevin Morrow Couple walking – Onondaga County, Visit Syracuse CNY Biotech Accelerator – Onondaga County, SUNY Upstate Medical University Drone – Oneida County, NUAIR Alliance Follow us at Follow us Follow us at Subscribe to Follow us at CenterState CEO @CenterStateCEO CenterState CEO CenterState CEO @CenterStateCEO on YouTube 4 WELCOME! Every year a staple of this guide is a series of testimonials from our friends, neighbors and community leaders talking about what they love about living here. Year after year, their answers are both consistent and surprising. We hear common threads of why this is such a great place to live and raise a family; how this region offers a colorful palette of arts, culture and education; and how a weekend here can include a hike in the woods, a game at the Dome and a five-star meal downtown no matter the season. But we also hear about caring friends and colleagues, unique neighborhoods, growing businesses, and how people have found their way back to call Central New York home after residing in other parts of the country. Central New York is a community of neighbors who are eager to see this region not only survive, but thrive — and thrive it has. Our community is growing in new and exciting ways all of the time. Whether you are looking for a place to start a business or raise a family — or both — this area has it all: jobs, homes, communities, great schools, health care, growing industries, countless ways to have fun, and one of the best quality of life standards in the entire country. We are focused on the future and working tirelessly to position ourselves on the front lines of the next generation of technology development, new innovations, educational leadership and health care breakthroughs. Talk to these friends, neighbors and community leaders and they will tell you what this place is all about — people chasing the future and pinning it down, right here in Central New York. Businesses of all shapes and sizes are investing in the region and its people. We are working, planning, building, strategizing and growing — together. There is so much that makes this region special and unique — our seasons are the best example of that! You’ll need your sunglasses in July and your snow boots in January, but we know how to have great fun wearing both — sometimes at the same time. We hope this publication helps you understand what a fantastic place the Central New York is as you consider making our home, your home. Welcome to Central New York. We hope you love it as much as we do! Cover photos courtesy of: Laptop – Pexels, rawpixel.com Sincerely, Students – Onondaga County, Kevin Morrow Couple walking – Onondaga County, Visit Syracuse CNY Biotech Accelerator – Onondaga County, SUNY Upstate Medical University Drone – Oneida County, NUAIR Alliance Robert M. Simpson, President CenterState CEO 5 CENTRAL NEW YORK Onondaga: Often referred to as the “Heart of New York,” Onondaga Central New York is part of the larger 12-county CenterState New County is home to the city of Syracuse. www.ongov.net York region, which includes the counties listed; plus: Cayuga: Situated directly west of Onondaga County, Cayuga County Herkimer: www.herkimercounty.org is home to Auburn and is in the middle of the Finger Lakes region. Jefferson: www.co.jefferson.ny.us www.cayugacounty.us Lewis: www.lewiscountyny.org Oneida: www.ocgov.net Cortland: South of Onondaga County, Cortland County is home to Seneca: www.co.seneca.ny.us the city of Cortland, and boasts four ski areas within 30 minutes of St. Lawrence: www.stlawco.org each other. www.cortland-co.org Tompkins: www.tompkinscountyny.gov Madison: This county is east of Onondaga County and includes one of the area’s longest stretches of Route 20, off of which can be found the beautiful communities of Cazenovia and Hamilton, to name a few. www.madisoncounty.ny.gov Oswego: Sitting directly north of Syracuse and Onondaga County, Oswego County abuts the eastern tip of Lake Ontario and is home to some of the country’s best salmon fishing. www.oswegocounty.com Photo courtesy of Visit Syracuse A B C D E F G H 1 Onondaga County From Canada/Watertown 1 b O O n s e L w id eg a o R 11 R i i v 10 ve e 81 r r ¨¦§ 8 ONEIDA LAKE Greene Pond 48 2 57 481 2 31 3 31 690 48 31 Beaver Lake 1 Baldwinsville 31 31 57 S e n 481 e 11 370 c 10 81 a ¨¦§ 11 R iv r e e 31 r iv R 16 370 C a 3 c 3 R e O n e S S S 298 481 North ¨¦§ 48 57 Syracuse 690 L 31 o A K E 370 Liverpool 4 298 90 ¨¦§ ¨¦§90 5 1011 ¨¦§690 O From Albany N 6 O 9 298 N 9 90 b 4 173 D ¨¦§ 4 A 90 G 15 ¨¦§ ¨¦§90 A From Buffalo/Rochester L 81 19 A 370 ¨¦§ 298 481 K 635 ¨¦§ 31 173 E b ¨¦§90 8 6 695 20 14 Jordan 5 7 Minoa 290 297 1 20 East Syracuse 290 690 690 290 ¨¦§ 13 ¨¦§ 290 173 Solvay 1 21 13 5 4 17 Green 5 5 Lakes 317 2 5 5 5 ¨¦§81 92 2 14 5 8 257 5 Elbridge 10 173 2 22 15 7 2 5 Camillus Fayetteville 5 5 5 321 18 19 481 174 3 ¨¦§ 92 173 16 321 SYRACUSE 257 3 1011 3 173 Manlius 174 18 173 175 173 12 92 6 Marcellus 6 175 81 321 ¨¦§ Jamesville Reservoir 80 91 92 174 175 6 1 11A 174 Skaneateles ONONDAGA 175 1020 12 17 7 174 7 1020 NATION 80 10 174 1011 41 20 TERRITORY 91 10 1020 41A 80 S KA 11A 1020 N 81 E ¨¦§ AT 1020 EL 20 ES 7 10 8 1020 8 91 174 11A 11 41 O 10 T I S C 91 O 174 41A 359 L A 91 38A KE 80 38A 1011 80 LA 81 KE ¨¦§ 9 80 11A 9 Fabius 41 80 91 4 DeRuyter 91 Reservoir 80 80 11 Tully 10 Tully Lakes 01234567 11 Labrador Pond Miles ¨¦§81 281 10 1011 10 41 Prepared for CenterState CEO b From Binghamton/Pennsylvania A B C D E F G H ONONDAGA COUNTY PARKS CITY PARKS POINTS OF INTEREST (cont.) COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES B-2 1 Beaver Lake Nature Center E-5 15 Burnet E-4 7 Regional Farmers M arket E-5 1 Bryant & Stratton College E-5 2 Ro s amo nd Giffo rd Zo o at E-5 16 Elmwo o d E-4 8 Regional Transportation Center F-5 2 Le M oyne College Burnet Park E-5 17 Lincoln D-4 9 Salt M useum D-6 3 Onondaga Community College B-6 3 Carpenter's Brook Fish Hatchery E-6 18 M eachem C-5 10 Wilco x Octago n Ho use E-5 4 St. Jo seph's College of Nursing H-9 4 Highland Forest E-5 19 Onondaga C-3 11 Baldwinsville Canal Park & E-5 5 SUNY College of Environmental E-4 5 Hopkins Road Park E-5 20 Schiller Amphitheater Science & Fo restry F-6 6 Jamesville Beach E-5 21 Sunnycrest B-7 12 (Skaneateles) Lakefront/The F-4 6 SUNY Empire State Co llege C-8 7 Otisco Lake Park E-5 22 Thornden Creamery E-5 7 Syracuse University M ain Campus F-2 8 Oneida Shores POINTS OF INTEREST E-5 13 Syracuse Inner Harbor E-5 8 Upstate M edical University D-4 9 Onondaga Lake Park C-7 1 Baltimore Woods F-5 14 Ryder Park/Erie Canal Trail SHOPPING MALLS G-7 10 Pratt's Falls C-5 2 Camillus Erie Canal Park E-4 15 Ska-nonh - Great Law of Peace Center E-5 1 Destiny USA D-10 11 Spafford Forest E-5 3 Coyne Field/M anley Field House C-3 16 Shacksboro Schoolhouse F-5 2 Shoppingtown M all STATE PARKS F-4 4 Hancock International Airport E-7 17 Onondaga Nation School D-2 3 Great Northern M all F-6 12 Clark Reservation D-4 5 NYS Fairgrounds/Empire E-5 18 Carrier Do me G-5 13 Green Lakes Expo Center D-4 19 Lakeview Amphitheater H-4 14 Old Erie Canal E-4 6 NBT Bank Stadium D-4 20 Onondaga Lake Visitor Center 7 Photo courtesy of Visit Syracuse LEISURE CENTRAL NEW YORK IS A GREAT PLACE TO WORK AND PLAY.
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