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Business

Producer Price Inflation Eases, Still High

WASHINGTON — Inflation at the wholesale level rose 8.5% in September from a year earlier, the third straight decline though costs remain at painfully high levels. Wednesday’s report from the Labor Department also showed that the producer price index — which measures price changes ...

Expanding The Thrift Store Audience

NEW YORK — Goodwill is expanding its online presence, promising high tech features from digitized receipts to personalized alerts. The 120-year-old Maryland-based nonprofit organization this month launched GoodwillFinds, a shopping venture that is making roughly 100,000 donated items ...

Crosby’s Holds Hartfield Store Grand Reopening

HARTFIELD — Crosby’s recently held a grand reopening of its convenience store in Hartfield. “Hartfield is a great community and we’re proud to be part of it — we are so excited to be in this location for customers and serve Chautauqua County,” said Lenny Smith, vice president and ...

S.I. Overhead Door Provides Unique Approach To New Endeavor

S.I. Overhead Door is a locally run company that provides any service one might need for their garage doors. The company is run by Adam Stern and Lukas Ingrao. S.I. Overhead Door opened in July 2020 and the two have been working together as a team to install new garage doors or repair old ...

Area Native Retires As President, CEO Of Former Bush Industries

SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, Canada — eSolutions Furniture has appointed Luc Mongeau as president and CEO. Mongeau succeeds Mike Evans, president and CEO, who will be retiring on September 30 after 24 years of service to the company. Evans is a Randolph resident. Evans’ retirement is consistent ...

City Resident Named To Health Care Organization Board

The Central PA Chapter of the Healthcare Financial Management Association has welcomed Tamara Dickey as a new member of its board. The Central Pennsylvania Chapter of HFMA is comprised of more than 600 members from many different industries and this opens several opportunities for our youth ...