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Tractor trailer crash halts traffic on Interstate 79, 90 interchange
Traffic was backed up along the I-79 and I-90 interchange Thursday afternoon after a tractor-trailer rollover. That accident happened just before 2 pm Thursday afternoon. The accident reportedly led to a diesel spill after the rig went off the roadway along the I-79 northbound ramp after exiting I-90 eastbound. No word on whether or not […]
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Jamestown Holding Two Amnesty Days For Residents To Dispose Of Bulk Trash, Recycle Electronics
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Both events are free for eligible City of Jamestown residents and property owners and will take place rain, snow, or shine. Participants must provide documentation verifying City of Jamestown residency or property ownership. Acceptable forms of documentation include:. A valid New York State driver’s...
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Randolph returns to glory in Class D football
AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) — No school has won more Section VI football championships than Randolph. It had been four years, however, since the Cardinals wore the crown in Class D. Randolph reclaimed its throne by winning a 13th sectional with 49-16 romp over defending champion Newfane on Thursday at UB’s Broadview Stadium. “I’m just so […]
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His Erie-based biofuels empire is being sold. His debt keeps growing
Erie entrepreneur Samuel P. "Pat" Black III broke ground in 2006 for the Hero BX plant on East Lake Road, which became the center of his biofuels empire . The phrase "fuel for humanity" was incorporated into the Hero BX logo. Twenty years later, Black is selling his biofuels facilities to fuel a court-approved financial plan to help pay off a personally guaranteed loan of about $13.5 million. But even as Black's Lake Erie Biofuels, which does business as Hero BX, unloads more of the facilities, the debt has continued to grow, according to the latest court filing related to the collapse of the 84-year-old Black's financial holdings. A failure to satisfy the $13.5 million debt would put Black's personal assets at risk. Black has blamed much of his financial decline on his daughter, Sumi James-Black, 51, whom he adopted in 2019, when he was 77 and she was 44 . But Black's $200 million federal lawsuit against her has stalled as he awaits a ruling from a federal appeals court. Black's forced sale of his Hero BX facilities is the result of another federal lawsuit. Connecticut-based Siena Lending Group sued in federal court in Erie in May 2025 after
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Local Auto Repair Shops Feeling the Squeeze as Costs Continue to Rise
Keeping your car on the road is getting more expensive, and the shops fixing them are feeling it too. At Harrell Automotive, foot traffic hasn't changed much. But behind the scenes, the shop is paying more for oil and parts, while still trying to find quality products without driving prices even higher for customers.