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This pile of painted cement blocks was dumped into a ravine in Elma, sandwiched between properties owned by a couple, Robert Gross and Lori Weidner, and by contractor Todd Huber,

The state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation will hold two meetings next week in the scoping process for phase three of the reimagining of the Niagara Scenic Parkway

Michael A. Barnes, 37, originally pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon when he was arrested in September 2023.

Todd Huber's Building Solutions is working on a project involving a double-lot property on Seneca in Elma that includes this garage. Painted cement blocks dumped into a ravine across the

Todd Huber's Building Solutions, which owns this construction equipment, is working on a project on a double lot across Seneca Street from a ravine where painted cement blocks and other

Neighbors saw employees of Todd Huber's Building Solutions pouring this fill material, including asphalt millings and mulch, into a ravine along Seneca Street in Elma where they had previously seen

Elma contractor Todd Huber's company, Building Solutions, put up this construction fence in the ravine at 6150-6170 Seneca St. after his neighbors on the other side filed complaints about painted

This photo shows a home lead-paint test purchased at Lowe's and used to test one of the painted cement blocks that fell into a ravine on the Elma property of

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"No trespassing" signs like these dot one side of the ravine at 6150-6170 Seneca St. and 11 Northrup Road in Elma, where the couple who lives on Northrup have fought