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By: Matt Glynn
The United Steelworkers union's top locally based official said he was blindsided by Sumitomo Rubber USA's decision to shut its Town of Tonawanda plant.
David Fiore, the plant manager for Wells, talks about what the expansion to the the Dunkirk ice cream production facility means to the community and the local economy.
Wells Enterprises' ice cream production facility in Dunkirk is in the midst of an extensive and unusual expansion in Chautauqua County. The company is demolishing most of the existing Wells plant and building new, expanded operations at the site in four phases, while production continues.
M&T Bank once again dominated the SBA's 7(a) loan program in the Buffalo-Rochester market. The program provides loans that allow businesses to obtain working capital, buy equipment or make an acquisition, among other purposes.
"I think the most overwhelming feeling I'm feeling right now is heartbreak," said Jennifer Wagner, 37, who worked at the plant for nine and a half years. "Heartbreak not just for me, but for my union brothers and sisters"
By: Matt Glynn
"This job meant everything for me," said Jennifer Wagner. "I'm a single mother. I don't get any child support or anything like that, so this income is it. This job meant me being able to take care of my son, and that's gone."
The state Labor Department will host a job fair for Sumitomo Rubber USA workers displaced by the company's sudden closing of its Town of Tonawanda tire manufacturing plant.
Kristine O'Shaughnessy, National Grid's director of advanced metering infrastructure customer, community and regulatory engagement, explains the benefits of smart meter technology.
National Grid customers' meters are about to get a technology upgrade. In January, the utility will start its first wave of installations of "smart meters," mostly in the Southern Tier.
A Dec. 3 job fair for displaced Sumitomo Rubber USA workers is moving to a larger venue. The job fair, in conjunction with the state Department of Labor, will now be held 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lincoln Park Athletic Complex, 1200 Parker Blvd. in the Town of Tonawanda.
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