Jim Fink
WBFO ContractorA Buffalo native, Jim Fink has been reporting on business and economic development news in the Buffalo Niagara region since 1987, when he returned to the area after reporting on news in Vermont for the Time-Argus Newspaper and United Press International.
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The “Buffalo Loves Canada” campaign will run all of July, with the centerpiece being a welcoming billboard along the Q-E-W near Toronto. -
Buffalo is seeing the bulk of Lactalis USA’s expansion with $60 million going into upgrades at its sprawling South Park Avenue cheese campus, where 750 people work, and 50 more could be added. -
In an exclusive interview, Jemal said the online bids were low, and he decided to redevelop the five-story, Court Street building when economic conditions improve. -
Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns said he has had enough when it comes to legislative delays to the plans he has for collecting overdue back property taxes. -
Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon may have lost the Democratic Party primary to State Sen. Sean Ryan, but he remains on the November ballot with his Good Neighbors Party independent line as of early morning. -
After nine days of early voting, today is primary day across Erie County and elsewhere in the state. -
The office, which anchors the renovated Genesee Gateway Building at 111 Genesee Street, serves an average of 10,000 customers annually and employs 90 people. -
Rep. Tim Kennedy said he would have preferred more negotiations and diplomacy from President Trump than the bombing mission. Kennedy’s comments were made shortly before news broke of Iran attacking a U.S. military base in Qatar. -
These protests draw a cross-section of people, and like elsewhere in the country, they’ve seen a large number of baby boomers and other older adults. -
The lots, pending council approval, will be sold for $1,000 as long as the buyer will build an affordable single-family home, extend a backyard or plant a garden — among other options.
