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The site of the former Westwood Country Club is set to be transformed into a new public green space complete with a nine-hole golf course and space for recreational activities.
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Scanlon, who is currently the city’s acting mayor, has long been supported by both unions in the form of campaign donations for common council.
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The Erie County IDA knew there would be job loss or failed job creation scenarios when its directors approved clawback provisions slightly more than 10 years ago. Now, most IDA’s have such a provision because of state mandates.
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Concerns about new tariffs imposed by President Trump prompted a Canadian firm to buy a Buffalo warehouse to give it a U.S. foothold.
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This week on the Disabilities Beat, BTPM NPR's Emyle Watkins talks with Western New York Independent Living's Douglas Usiak about concerns over the Erie County Sheriff's "Handle With Care" Registry.
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Leaders of faith-based institutions are backing a bill that would give them a pass from local regulations that make it hard to build housing.
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The Maple Leafs doubled their lead over the Senators; The Bills prepare for the NFL Draft; Another familiar face is returning to coach at UB; plus an in depth chat on girl’s flag football with a local collegiate coach.
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After weeks in which a partial mask ban hardly came up, officials said Hochul this week proposed narrowing her demand.
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In federal bankruptcy court in Buffalo, N.Y. Tuesday, there was a hearing for the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo and creditors setting framework to pay $150 million to hundreds of victims of clergy sexual abuse.
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Canisius University is working with the Erie County Industrial Development Agency on a $55 million bond package that will help to finance a series of renovations to a trio of buildings including the historic Old Main Hall, the oldest on Canisius’ Main Street campus.
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If the Erie County-created Sumitomo Rubber Task Force has its way and sticks with its timeline, a commercial real estate consulting firm will be hired by mid-summer to help create a blueprint for selling the shuttered Town of Tonawanda tire plant.