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HUDSON — The Hudson Development Corporation has decided to go forward with the closing of a sale of railroad property despite not having assurance the property could be subdivided — a crucial point of the Read More …
Canalside – Buffalo’s largely flat waterfront attraction – is now going vertical. It’s also about to get a lot more crowded. A planned roundhouse carousel building and the first new residential project at Canalside are Read More …
CORNING – The Corning Fire Department will have visited all six elementary schools in the city by the end of today providing fire education to Kindergarten through 5th-grade students as a part of National Fire Read More …
ALBANY — A law firm hired by the administration of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo in 2016 amid the sprawling “Buffalo Billion” investigation received a $1.2 million contract extension in February. But the original purpose for Read More …
About 200 residents, elected officials and business owners came together at Liverpool High School to share their comments and questions about a proposed 3,783,000-square-foot warehouse in the town of Clay at a Sept. 30 joint Read More …
WESTFIELD — The site plan review for 216 E. Main St., submitted by Family Health Services Inc. for a new medical office building in the village, special meeting of the village board took place Tuesday Read More …
HERKIMER — The Herkimer village board is looking to deal with flooding caused by Bellinger Brook. The board met Monday with Benjamin Werner, an engineer with Barton & Loguidice, and asked him to submit a Read More …
Five years after Cayuga Milk Ingredients opened its $100 million processing facility in Aurelius, the dairy cooperative is looking to expand. One of the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council’s priority projects for 2019 Read More …
BATH – Demolition of the Steuben Bowling Academy began on Tuesday. A collapse of a back corner of the Steuben Bowling Academy, built in 1934, occurred the evening of Sept. 29, 2018, a Saturday night Read More …
Cortland County will consider leasing rather than buying vehicles for its sheriff’s department after an analysis suggests that leasing is cheaper than buying. “I would’ve said years ago don’t lease, but it’s something that’s changed Read More …