Yorkville News

Five years ago, when Cathy Fauss wanted to cheer up a friend in the hospital, she started snipping paper into a design, added an inspirational message and framed it.

The first construction project funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in Oneida County is getting underway.

ANDREW BAISLEY described himself as a "cheerleader for Brooklyn " - at least until a month ago, when the proud Bushwickian decided to take a peek at the Manhattan rental market.

While residential development on the far West Side has generated significant buzz thanks to the planned redevelopment of the Hudson Yards, a lower-profile stretch of land just to the east appears to be quietly undergoing its own renaissance.

YORKVILLE, N.Y. - As new car sale numbers continue to remain weak, other car related businesses are seeing a boom.

There are a lot of milestones being celebrated in the Mohawk Valley right now. That means consumers have the upper hand because some businesses are offering deals and discounts to recognize their anniversaries.

BARGAIN seekers, nostalgists and ascetics, take heart: the $200,000 apartment has returned to Manhattan .

John "Jack" B., PhD. on April 1, 2009. Vietnam Veteran. Beloved husband of Eileen .

Yorkville, NY Meyda Lighting , a Meyda Tiffany company, established a new custom lighting division.

On Saturday morning, March 7, 2009, nearly 9,000 runners and walkers will participate in one of the countrya TMs largest Heart Run & Walks.

The Carbone Auto Group is closing its Boonville location. Carbone Chrysler Dodge Jeep of Boonville was closed Wednesday and merged with the groupa s other dealership on Commercial Drive in Yorkville.

Phyllis V. on January 23, 2009. For further information, please call McMANUS FUNERAL HOME 718-377-5200. CETTI-Rosa . Formerly of W. 8th St.

Brian Clarke, 86, was born on July 2, 1921 in Utica and died there on Dec. 25. He was nicknamed after the ancient King of Ireland by his grandfather, William Tyler Baker.

A heating and cooling company and the city's historic performing-arts theater are among this year's honorees as the 2008 Business of the Year award winners.