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By: Max Faery
The recently approved state budget includes some significant investment to address the state’s affordable housing crisis, which includes tens of millions of dollars in funding to construct homes for Buffalo, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester and Binghamton
Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - Effective April 15, the Buffalo Zoo has incorporated a new pricing structure for admission into the park significantly higher than the previous prices, much to the dismay of families and zoo enthusiasts.
By: Max Faery
The Amherst Concerned Citizens group took their petition signed by over 4,500 residents Amherst Town Clerk’s office on Wednesday which they say could force a public vote on the issuing an $11 million bond to fund the MusicalFare Theatre
The U.S. Department of Education’s changes to the FAFSA form announced last December were supposed to make things less anxiety-inducing for students - not more so. Read more from WBEN:
It currently sits idly by with scattered few mall walkers and patrons coming back to gaze at the miniscule amount of businesses still left inside and the few department stores that will remain until the property is expected to turn into a “new
By: Max Faery
After his State of the County address announcing the approval of 10, $500,000 grants to construct 630 affordable housing units across Erie County, Mark Poloncarz announces groundbreaking coming to an affordable housing project. More from WBEN:
West Seneca Supervisor Gary Dickson fell short Tuesday night in accumulating the votes required to beat Democratic challenger Tim Kennedy for a congressional seat to represent New York’s 26th District. He lost by about a 36-point margin.
By: Max Faery
West Seneca Town Supervisor Gary Dickson fell short Tuesday night in accumulating the votes required to beat Democratic challenger Tim Kennedy in the special election for New York’s 26th Congressional district seat. Read more from WBEN:
By: Max Faery
A big contract announcement between New York City and Jewish Family Services of Western New York (JFS) will move over 500 migrants out of Cheektowaga, Amherst hotels and into apartments throughout Western New York, providing a more effective
By: Max Faery
A new contract between New York City and Jewish Family Services of Western New York (JFS) was announced Wednesday that will move over 500 migrants out of Cheektowaga and Amherst hotels, and into apartments throughout Western New York. More from WBEN:
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