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Niagara Falls gas station selling regular gas for $2.99 a gallon
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The Homey Small-Town Restaurant In New York Where The Comfort Food Keeps Locals Coming Back
There’s a small village in Western New York called Akron, and it’s keeping one of the best-kept food secrets in the entire state. The Candy Apple Cafe is the kind of place that makes you question every fancy restaurant reservation you’ve ever made. Now to start with...
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National Grid providing more than $2 million in economic development grant funding to bolster projects, foster growth across Western New York
Through its various economic development grant programs, National Grid supports the transformation of commercial districts, and long-underused properties in cities and towns across its service areas. And in recent months, the company awarded economic development grants totaling more than $2 million to six projects in Erie, Niagara and Chautauqua counties.
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Wayfair Eyes Buffalo, NY, Suburb for 2028 Superstore Opening
Wayfair has selected the Buffalo, NY, area as a new market for one of its namesake brick-and-mortar superstores. Set to open in 2028, a 96,000-square-foot Wayfair store in the Buffalo suburb of Amherst, NY, will give consumers the chance to explore curated room and style displays, with employee -etted Wayfair Verified products among the featured merchandise, the company noted, Shoppers will be able to consult with on-site design experts at no charge and enjoy same-day pickup or fast delivery options for larger purchases, Wayfair reported.
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Lewiston Slashes Property Tax Rate 65% in New $24M Town Budget
The Lewiston Town Board has approved a 2027 budget totaling about $24.04 million in appropriations and special-district spending, about $1.575 million above the previous year's plan, while pairing the increase with a steep cut to the town's property tax rate. The new rate lands at 11.7 cents per $1,000 of assessed value, down 65% from the prior year's 33 cents.