SYRACUSE — Many people representing area businesses, local chambers and the Syracuse community turned out for Poly-Wood’s ribbon cutting ceremony Monday, March 7, taking place in the company’s new facility, located at 813 W. Brooklyn St., Syracuse.

SYRACUSE — Syracuse-based Poly-Wood LLC will cut the ribbon next week on a new $23 million manufacturing and warehouse facility.

SYRACUSE — Poly-Wood Inc., Syracuse, donated a child’s picnic table to the Lakeland Youth Center. Although the table is weather proof, the children were ready to use it for indoor activity.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — “2015 was a fantastic year,” said George Robertson, president of Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation. “It’s certainly the best in the five years I’ve been here.”

You don’t have to look very far to find new construction projects in the lakes area. Several local companies are in various stages of major expansion undertakings.

By SHARON HOWELL Poly-Wood LLC SYRACUSE — We are very pleased to officially announce the recapitalization of Poly-Wood through Oxford Financial Group Ltd. and Cardinal Equity Partners of Indianapolis. Each are privately held and contribute decades of experience from seasoned business executives to provide forward thinking investment strategies. While all original Poly-Wood shareholders have remained …read more.

SYRACUSE — In an effort to join the battle against childhood cancer, Poly-Wood, Inc. will host an Alex’s Lemonade Stand from 3-5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 20, at Lakeside Park, 1013 N. Long Drive, Syracuse.

Several remonstrators prompted Syracuse Board of Zoning Appeals to deny one petition for a variance Thursday evening, July 16.

By SHARON HOWELL Poly-Wood Inc. Poly-Wood Inc., Syracuse, held groundbreaking ceremonies Thursday, June 25, for their new manufacturing, warehousing and shipping facility. This $23.275 million project marks the sixth expansion in the last five years for Poly-Wood and will provide 250 new career opportunities for already one of the biggest employers in the area. “This …read more.

The regular meeting of the Syracuse Board of Zoning Appeals was Thursday night and three variances were approved. PW Realty LLC’s petition for a variance to allow a new industrial building to be constructed was approved. It requested employee parking and loading and unloading facilities in a street yard, where ordinance requires them to be …read more.

Syracuse-based Poly-Wood Inc., a manufacturer of outdoor furniture made from recycled plastics, announced plans today to expand its operations here, creating up to 250 new jobs by 2018.

SYRACUSE, Ind. – Poly-Wood Inc. and contractor DJ Construction announce the completion of Poly-Wood’s 42,260-square-foot expansion. Space was added to the manufacturing area, giving Poly-Wood needed room for increased production, according to Doug Rassi, president of Poly-Wood. The expansion also includes a new showroom for Poly-Wood to display its 26 varied styles of outdoor furniture. …read more.

Syracuse Town Council accepted a request by Syracuse Police Chief Tony Ciriello to approve an ordinance prohibiting the sale, distribution and use of synthetic drugs within the town limits. In recent months, the county drug task force has been cracking down on businesses that deal the products. Recent arrests have included North Webster businessman Sam …read more.

Poly-Wood Inc. recently broke ground on a 42,260 square foot addition that will link two of their existing buildings in Syracuse. The building will allow for extra manufacturing space and also includes plans for a showroom to display their 26 varied styles of outdoor furniture. This is the company’s fifth expansion in 3 years. They …read more.

Homegrown business Poly-Wood Inc. continues to grow in its manufacturing of outdoor performance furnishings made with recycled plastic milk jugs. On July 26, the company broke ground on an addition project, partnering with DJ Construction Company. The new area falls in the center of four existing buildings, requiring special attention by the builders for designing …read more.

Poly-wood Inc., the Syracuse-based maker of recycled plastic furniture, recently donated tables, chairs and benches to the Harold Schrock Youth Sports Complex, in Syracuse. The complex is currently in its second phase of raising funds. Money raised or donated at this time will go toward bleachers and lighting for two of the fields. Dick Pelletier, …read more.