Sullivan County Business Edge Summer 2016

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Partnership lands aerospace company in Glen Wild Park A

fter a multi-year search for a site suitable for a pilot plant that will be manufacturing critical components for commercial aircraft engines, Metalized Carbon Corporation of Ossining, NY, has selected a site at the Glen Wild Industrial Park in the Town of Fallsburg for its Aerospace Materials Division.

The firm looked at sites throughout the Hudson Valley, Capital District, Pennsylvania and Virginia before deciding in Sullivan County. Current construction plans are for a 15,000 sq. ft facility that will initially employ 10 people when full production is achieved in 2017. The property is approved for a total of

65,000 square feet to accommodate anticipated future expansion. At full build out, the facility may employ as many as 100 people at this location. The facility will house all new, state of the art, processing equipment designed to produce the highest quality self-lubricating materials for the aerospace, petro

Jeff Bank unveils new Monticello branch using latest banking technology Story and Photos by Joseph Abraham

chemical, desalinization, power generation and food processing industries among others. When asked why the Company chose Sullivan County Matt Brennan, President and CEO of Metalized Carbon replied,

Please see AEROSPACE, page 3E

INSIDE: President’s Message page 2 EPR Properties closes on $110 million of bonds page 4 BOCES expands programs page 8 Grahamsville Fairgrounds get much needed construction help page 10 Pine Bush Equipment celebrates 60 years in business page 13 Narrowsburg Union readies for tenants, college courses page 14 Sullivan County Chamber publishing relocation guide pages 17

Jeff Bank's newest branch opened yesterday at 18 Anawana Lake Road in Monticello.

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eff Bank’s newest branch opened yesterday, on June 27, relocating from its Wal-Mart location to 18 Anawana Lake Road in Monticello. Jeff Bank acquired the property in mid2014 – reconstructing a building which

was formally leased by Marshall and Sterling Insurance Agency – and began to collaborate on a new design that incorporates the latest technology for branch banking centers. The new location will look and feel a lot

different than the bank’s traditional set-up. New features include two cash recyclers, which takes in money, and also counts and dispenses cash.

Please see JEFF BANK, page 6E

Sullivan County Visitors Assn. reaching out to new markets page 18 Jeff Bank opens new location in Port Jervis page 19


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