The Jets will have 12 new starters in 2022 – four prime rookies, four free-agent signees and four high-profile veterans who missed all or most of last season due to injury.
"For every dollar that goes into brownfield redevelopment, you leverage about $20 in private sector investment," Rep. Brian Higgins said. "This is an investment into the health and safety of our communities."
The push to redevelop the LaSalle Metro Rail station and surrounding acreage is generating more interest than any previous real estate bid by the city, as the growing economic revitalization and development boom of the last decade draws more attention not just locally but nationally.
Gig workers will account for half of the workforce five years from now, and the ranks of "digital nomads" will increase to 60 million by 2030, according to a report released by Delaware North.
Trailing in early returns to Andrew Giuliani – son of the former New York mayor – Rep. Lee Zeldin pulled into a double-digit lead once returns from Long Island were counted. The two other candidates, former Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino and businessman Harry Wilson, trailed far behind.
"I stand on the shoulders of generations of women who constantly banged up against that glass ceiling," she proclaimed. "Women of New York, this is for you!"
Endorsed Democrat Melissa Hartman, the supervisor for the Town of Eden, handily won the Democratic primary race for Erie County clerk against five-year incumbent Michael "Mickey" Kearns. The two will face off again in the general election. While Hartman has now secured the Democratic Party l…
In Cheektowaga, endorsed Democrat Jennifer A. Runfola won the Democrat primary over John J. Wanat, but Wanat won the Conservative primary by more than two-to-one, according to unofficial tallies. In Pendleton, retired Niagara County Sheriff's Capt. Todd T. Ostrowski defeated Wolfgang Buechle…
Gov. Kathy Hochul's appointee, who emphasized his ability to partner with the governor, had more than twice as many votes as his nearest challenger in the three-way race.
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While this past weekend’s top box office draw “Elvis” takes some liberties with the life of the “king of rock ‘n’ roll,” a look back at Elvis Presley’s 1957 visit to Buffalo fits into the energy created in the film, writes Steve Cichon.
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