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Old 09-29-2008, 08:19 PM
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Actually, Saratoga County and Tompkins County have been the two that have seen growth Upstate. So, that means that Saratoga springs and Ithaca have actually been progressing versus declining.
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30K state employees provide an unmatched economic base.Lot of tech development centered
around RPI which is best tech school in state,top 10 in US I should imagine.U at Albany 10K
plus-Govt. Nuke labs in Schenectady,4-5 other colleges.Normal other buisness
Albany Symphony is outstanding, more culture than one would imagine.Rents not too high,little
crime for an area this size,what there is concentrated in few areas,close to ultra-fab Lake George.
Real feeling of "place" unlike much of US where there is no "there" there.
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Actually, Saratoga County and Tompkins County have been the two that have seen growth Upstate. So, that means that Saratoga springs and Ithaca have actually been progressing versus declining.
Growth from a smaller base always look higher though.
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Growth from a smaller base always look higher though.
Growth of any kind is still good. Especially in Upstate NY.
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have 20+years of clinical social work in houston area-am looking to return to syracuse-what is the job situation like in the professional arena
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Central New York Jobs

Syracuse is also a Top Site for Companies Relocating or Expanding their Business

Editors' Location Picks 2008 - Business Facilities

EDIT - Additional Information

Here is more of a specific listing of Human/Social Services under the Creative Core web-site. I believe it says over 177 jobs within a 60 mile radius of Syracuse.

http://www.essentialnyjobs.com/index.php?thes=50

Good luck!
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