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Buffalo business owner expands with new restaurant despite ongoing Main Street construction woes
A Buffalo business owner is expanding - opening a new Main Street restaurant despite a longterm multimillion dollar construction project on his doorstep.
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Amherst's Station Twelve Opens Five Stores Nov. 5 After Years of Delays
Five stores at Station Twelve on Sheridan Drive are set to open their doors on Nov. 5, marking a new retail opening phase at the long-delayed Amherst development. Warby Parker, Alo Yoga, The North Face and Evereve are among the tenants preparing to welcome shoppers next week, following years of construction setbacks at the site.
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Douglas Jemal lists former HSBC Atrium in downtown Buffalo for $50 million
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Seven Buffalo Candy Shops Locals Trust For Sponge Candy That Actually Shatters
Buffalo has wings, snow, and a serious opinion about sponge candy. If you have never tried it, picture a crunchy, airy center made from caramelized sugar, covered in chocolate. Good sponge candy should snap clean and crumble into tiny crisp bits, not turn chewy or sticky. The seven shops below...
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F.W. Webb Expands in Greater Buffalo with New 140,000-Square-Foot Amherst, NY, Facility
F.W. Webb Company today opened a 140,000-square-foot store and warehouse at 735 South Youngs Road in Amherst, NY, significantly expanding the company’s capabilities in the greater Buffalo market. The self-service store offers a broad selection of plumbing, heating, HVAC/R, and industrial products for contractors, facility operators, and other trade...
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F.W. Webb Opens Amherst Hub, Transfers More Than 40 Buffalo Workers
More than 40 employees have moved from F.W. Webb’s Buffalo operation to its newly opened Amherst store and warehouse, the company says. The Wednesday, July 8, 2026, opening at 735 South Youngs Road shifts the wholesale counter from the company’s 37 Clyde Avenue site to the larger facility.
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Buffalo business owner expands with new restaurant despite ongoing Main Street construction woes
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — As a long-term construction project reshapes Buffalo's Main Street, some small businesses are struggling, but one owner is defying the trend by expanding. The $54 million federally funded project to allow cars to share Main Street with the train is set to continue until 2028....