Business First
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Power struggle in Tonawanda
Tonawanda leaders tell Business First the NY Power Authority could have done more to make the Huntley project a reality
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Hometown menu
Area growers are hoping New Yorkers take the state's advice to eat only locally grown or produced food one day this week. The Clinton Bailey Farmer's Market is one of the only markets that is owned by area farmers and represents up to 60 area farms.
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Enjoying hometown flavor
It's National Farmers week so New York State is asking all New Yorkers to eat local produce at least one day this week, for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
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Businesses "reel in" new customers
The Bassmaster Elite Series Empire Chase wrapped up Sunday at the Small Boat Harbor. More than 200 pro and amateur anglers took part in the competition.
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Two Wineries Toast National and International Publicity
Merritt Estate Winery's Bella Rosa wine has won the Best of Class award for 2009 at an international wine competition in California for the second straight year
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Free Publication Helps Families
WNY Family Magazine is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Over the years, many area families have come to rely on the free publication.
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Medical Campus Launches Marketing Plan
There's a new slogan for the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus: "knowledge works." Officials are marketing the new brand to patients, professionals, and employees.
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Buffalo's Population Loss Will Affect National Rank
Buffalo's population is shrinking and other metros are set to zoom past Buffalo on the list of America's 50 largest metropolitan areas during the next few years
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June Employment Numbers Dip Slightly
The Conference Board Employment Trends Index for June is 88.4.. down nearly a point from May, but down nearly 22 percent from a year ago.
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Kan Jam Catches On
Memorial Day weekend is upon us and many people will be playing Kan Jam. What began as garbage can frisbee in the 1990s has become a popular interactive game.
