Gerry

Gerry, NY · Municipal
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Main Street businesses feeling effects of construction
Construction is well underway on the City of Buffalo's "Middle Main Street" project, but work between Virginia and Allen streets is already proving to be a major headache for several business owners in the area. Read more from WBEN:
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Construction Watch: Cars Sharing Main Street
Construction continues on the largest and last phase of the Cars Sharing Main Street project. Work started in April between Mohawk and Exchange streets with work currently focused on the west side of the street. New York State transportation funds are being utilized for the nearly $60 million project. Improvements...
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Western New York snow plans to come soon, winter parking bans to begin
chautauquatoday.com
Virtual Meeting Scheduled for Framework of Wright Park Beach Improvement Plan
The City of Dunkirk and Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper are inviting members of the community to attend a virtual meeting to view and comment on the final framework plan for improvements to Wright Park Beach and Lakefront Boulevard. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday from 5:00-6:00 PM and will be the final meeting on the Wright Park Beach Shoreline Naturalization and Protection Project, which will focus on restoring and stabilizing the shoreline, bluffs and habitat at Wright Park Beach. The area has faced significant erosion from stormwater, lake level fluctuations, and waves as high as 30 feet -- damaging infrastructure and threatening the city's wastewater treatment plant. This effort is part of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative (GLSCI) Resilient Coastal Projects Initiative, which aims to deliver sustainable, fundable designs to protect vulnerable Great Lakes shorelines.
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$12 million state investment dedicated to developing 5/14 Living Memorial and Healing Center
In a surprise announcement Monday for members of the 5/14 Memorial Foundation, New York State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie joined Assembly Majority Leader Crystal Peoples-Stokes and other local elected official and community leaders to dedicate $12 million of state funds to development the 5/14 Living Memorial & Healing Center along Jefferson Avenue. Read more from WBEN:
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More Concerts Coming to Highmark Stadium in 2027
More Concerts Coming to Highmark Stadium in 2027
WKBW 7 News Buffalo
Early voting turnout strong in Erie County, running 50% ahead of the last governor's race
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Judi's Lounge named Niagara Co. business of the month