Moog Inc. and Astronics Corp. are part of the team that will support Bell Textron, which the Army picked over a rival bid to build a next-generation helicopter.
Ferrero Group – manufacturer of sweets like Nutella, Kinder, Tic Tac and Ferrero Rocher – will acquire Wells Enterprises.
One of Western New York's best-known elite boarding and day schools is building an administrative building on its rural campus, after the current aging facility was deemed ready for demolition.
A look at McGuire Development Co.'s conversion of the former Buerk Tool Co. factory and machine shop into the Vintage Flats Apartments, with 33 affordable and market-rate apartments, in an $8.26 million adaptive reuse project.
McGuire Development Co. spent $6.5 million to transform the former Buerk building into the Vintage Flats, with 33 boutique apartments – 23 one-bedroom and 10 two-bedroom units.
More than 500 representatives have attended meetings for interested contractors, vendors, suppliers and professional service providers in Buffalo, Syracuse and Albany over the past month. That does not include the standing-room crowd attending Tuesday’s meeting – the second in Buffalo since …
A contractor informational session for the Buffalo Bills' new stadium project was held Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2022, at Buffalo & Erie County Public Library
A contractor informational session for the Buffalo Bills' new stadium project was held Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2022, at Buffalo & Erie County Public Library
The cost of the proposed Thankful Gardens Apartments project – located at 169-187 Sumner Place, near Walden Avenue and Doat Street – has also increased, from $2 million initially to $2.5 million.
Even though the Buffalo Bills new stadium project is being partially funded by taxpayer money from New York State and Erie County, it is for the most part being managed as a private construction project.
How did The Villages of Orleans Health and Rehabilitation Center become the target of a lawsuit that seeks to remove some of its owners and stop the facility from admitting any new residents until conditions improve?
Jemal acquired the 20,644-square-foot mansion and 7,887-square-foot carriage house on 3.24 acres at 672 Delaware on Friday from the University at Buffalo Foundation.
William I. Miller, who owns Blind Faith Window Coverings in the Town of Tonawanda, must pay a $3,000 fine to the state and $7,000 to Deirdre Chesson of Buffalo.
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The proposed changes would radically alter the way New Yorkers heat their homes, cook their meals and wash their clothes. In many cases, meeting the new rules would require costly and extensive upgrades to heating systems and duct work.
The E. Brooke Lerner Research Fund, will be geared toward supporting new ideas and out-of-the-box thinking for the purpose of strengthening pre-hospital care.
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A global consumer products testing, inspection and certification company may have to pay back more than $175,000 in sales tax breaks for failing to maintain a specified minimum job count locally under terms of an agreement with the Amherst Industrial Development Agency.
For most of his 51 years, attorney John Gaughan has called Lackawanna home.
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Vowing to use his clout as majority leader, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer called on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to take immediate action to get Western New York and upstate New York hospitals the support needed to tackle the wave of admissions head on.
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Contractors have begun clearing the land for the project's first phase, which includes a new pedestrian bridge from the park to the adjacent neighborhood over the Niagara Thruway.
The ECIDA backed a 10-year package of property, mortgage-recording and sales tax relief for the Amherst-based developer's plan to construct a 151,200-square-foot industrial warehouse at 10 Dona St.
People Inc. is addressing the nursing shortage with a unique program that allows its employees to attend nursing school at Niagara County Community College part time and work part time for full-time pay and benefits.
There's been a lot of talk about the spike in local home prices, but if you look at what's happened across the country, what's hot here is lukewarm elsewhere.
The nonprofit organization would use nearly two-thirds of an acre of mostly vacant land at 169-187 Sumner Place, north of Walden Avenue and south of Doat Street.
Amazon has been good to Western New York entrepreneurs’ Jayson Czerniak and Kevin Mychajluk.
CleanFiber plans to use the $10 million – from global investment management firm AXA IM Alts – to fund its plan to increase its local production capacity by five times in the next year, CEO Jon Strimling said.