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Major Retailer Taking Over Famous Location in East Aurora, New York

When does the new store in East Aurora open?

East Aurora, NY · 12d

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Crescent Beach auction brings new hope for Greece neighbors

What is the court's judgment amount for the Crescent Beach case?. What do neighbors hope the new owner will develop at Crescent Beach?. Why was the Town of Greece unable to act on the Crescent Beach property for years?. Greece, N.Y. (WHAM) — After sitting vacant for years, the long-empty...

Greece, NY · 3d
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News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY

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Higher prices, fewer options for Monroe County seniors signing up for Medicare Advantage plans

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Older adults in Monroe County are facing higher prices and fewer choices as they sign up for Medicare Advantage plans during open enrollment. Peggy and Oscar Kent are longtime Greece residents, “ever since I was young and got married, it was always my dream to retire and live in Florida in the […]

Monroe County, NY · 19h

WBEN 930AM

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What a surprise: Another $1 million-plus home sale in Clarence

Salt Road house sells for $1.6 million

Clarence, NY · 1d

classicnewyorkhistory.com

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25 Famous Hardware Stores, Lumberyards, and Home Improvement Centers in Upstate New York

Photo by Tyler A. McNeil, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. There was a time when a home improvement project in Upstate New York began with a trip to a familiar hardware store, lumberyard, or neighborhood home center. Maybe it was a leaky pipe in a Rochester two-family house, a porch that needed new boards in the Southern Tier, or another winter spent trying to keep the snowblower working in Western New York. Before the largest warehouse chains dominated so many commercial strips, local owners, family businesses, cooperatives, and regional chains supplied the parts and advice that kept homes running.

New York · 4d

wnypapers.com

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Final brick laid on 'Elevate Shea's Buffalo' expansion tower

Joined by Higgins, union bricklayers complete 4-story elevator tower & set last brick. Shea's Performing Arts Center press release & photos. Shea’s Performing Arts Center marked the completion of brick masonry on the “Elevate Shea’s Buffalo” elevator and stair tower, with President and CEO Brian Higgins – the son, nephew and grandson of union bricklayers – joining the construction team to lay the final brick.

Buffalo, NY · 20h

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Buffalo New Listings Surge as Price Cuts Stay Well Below the National Rate

Buffalo new listings surged while price cuts stayed far below the national rate, a rare mix for buyers watching the market right now.

Buffalo, NY · 4d

WKBW-TV

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Downtown Buffalo businesses show signs of growth as new shops prepare to open

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — After years of downtown businesses closing their doors, signs of a shift are showing, with some local businesses expanding and others preparing to open. For customers like Esther Nyakato, the growth is something worth celebrating. Nyakato considers herself a loyal regular at Jack's Corner Cafe,...

Buffalo, NY · 3d

WBEN 930AM

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7 Brew opening new location in Blasdell

7 Brew opening new location in Blasdell

Blasdell, NY · 5d

WBEN 930AM

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Five stores to open at Amherst's Station Twelve Thursday

Five stores to open at Amherst's Station Twelve Thursday

Amherst, NY · 7d

wnypapers.com

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Taxes likely to rise on Grand Island

Taxes may be going up in the Town of Grand Island, but officials staved off actually voting on the preliminary budget at Monday’s regular business meeting. “We’re down a couple rabbit holes and if we come up with anything we maybe can move a little bit of it, but there’s not a whole lot … we’ve been really aggressive with this budget,” Supervisor Peter Marston said. “Really aggressive.”

Grand Island, NY · 4d

WBEN 930AM

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Final touches on jet at Kenney Field

Goal is to have restoration finished by Veterans Day

Tonawanda, NY · 5d

WKBW-TV

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'It's a big deal': First 5 stores open at Station 12 in Amherst

AMHERST, N.Y. (WKBW) — The first five stores at Station 12 in Amherst officially opened their doors on Thursday. The new businesses include Warby Parker, Evereve, Just Salad, The North Face and ALO. Located at 3097 Sheridan Drive on the former Northtown Plaza site, Station 12 is designed to...

Amherst, NY · 4d

Yahoo!

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Future use ideas, interest for HSBC Atrium property in Buffalo

The developer who seemingly bought up half of downtown Buffalo several years ago is now selling off some of that property including the prominent HSBC Atrium Building. 2 On Your Side spoke with a downtown development advocate who talked about what he would like to see there as Douglas Jemal seeks to sell that property.

Buffalo, NY · 4d

106.5 WYRK

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A New Beer Store Opening In The Village of Hamburg, NY

When will Consumer's open in Hamburg?

Hamburg, NY · 5d

The Batavian

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Noblehurst Green Energy awarded more than $4 million for pilot plant to turn farm biogas into jet fuel

A pilot plant at Noblehurst Farms in Pavilion will turn waste biogas into sustainable aviation fuel, backed by more than $4 million in state funding. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the award to Noblehurst Green Energy on Nov. 5. Noblehurst Green Energy will build and operate the plant, which will use

Pavilion, NY · 4d

hoodline.com

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New Bookstore The Walrus Said Opens on Main Street, Vows to Stock Banned Books

A new bookstore called The Walrus Said opened its doors downtown at 600 Main Street, near Chippewa, with a soft opening Thursday that featured a reveal of the space along with some treats. The shop takes its name from a line in Lewis Carroll's poem “The Walrus and the Carpenter,” and its owners say shoppers will find a wide range of titles on the shelves, including banned books.

Buffalo, NY · 4d