As energy and grocery costs continue what seems as an unending climb, many households — even those working multiple full-time jobs — are experiencing more than just a pinch. It is an absolute cash gash. Within the last month, the New York State Association of Counties continued banging ...
Packages carried by Amazon, Federal Express and UPS may soon receive the same level of legal protection as those carried by U.S. postal workers. State Sen. Sam Sutton, D-Brooklyn, has introduced legislation (S.10703) that would establish the crime of private carrier package theft, with courts ...
HANOVER — The next regular Hanover Town Board meeting will begin with public hearings regarding the preliminary Town Budget for the 2027 fiscal year and its Fire Protection District contracts. The preliminary budget for the fiscal year beginning on Jan. 1, 2027 will be completed and filed ...
A tax equity syndicate announced it is getting a projected $4.9 million in tax credits to redevelop a Fredonia apartment complex. Foss & Company stated in a press release that it closed on “four historic rehabilitation investments in Buffalo, Albany, Fredonia, and Kingston, supported by ...
Dunkirk has raised its water rates, effective Jan. 1. The Common Council voted 3-2 on Tuesday to pass a local law enacting the changes. The ward representatives were split: Natalie Luczkowiak and Michael Civiletto voted “no,” while Frank Torain and Gary Frederickson were in favor. That ...
New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman packed the Conservation Club to capacity with supporters for a rally Monday. The Republicans’ candidate to take over for Gov. Kathy Hochul made a Western New York swing Monday, also stopping in Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Blakeman, the ...
