Business First
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Home sale rush is on in Erie County
The federal tax credit program that benefits home buyers has created a slew of busy days at the Erie County Clerk's office.
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New York Tops Nation for School Spending
A new Census report shows that New York's public elementary and secondary schools spent more than $17,000 per pupil in 2007-08.
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Bass Pro signs 20-year lease - in Memphis
The city of Memphis has Bass Pro Shops Inc. on the hook for a new store at the site of a former sports and entertainment venue, but now it has to get the Springfield, Mo.
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Meckler, Gregory will exit NFTA in October
The executive director of the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, along with its long time general counsel, will retire later this year
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Buffalo industrial site sold for $1.23M
A Dingens Street commercial property that housed two businesses has been sold. 173 Dingens Street LLC, an affiliate of Laub Warehouse, has acquired a 70,050-square-foot building at that East Side Buffalo address, paying $1.
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Northtowns 'Y' expansion nears
Plans for an expanded Northtowns branch of the YMCA of Buffalo Niagara are shaping up, with Bammell Architects of Orchard Park signing on as architect
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Downtown Building Up for Sale
The downtown Buffalo headquarters for BlueCross BlueShield of WNY could be going up for sale. A report in today's Business First says the owner, Duke Realty Corp.
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Bryant & Stratton eyes O.P. expansion
A limited liability company affiliated with Bryant & Stratton College has purchased land adjacent to the college's existing Orchard Park campus with the intent to build a facility for the college's growing online program division, a college official said
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SUNY greenlights ECC for enhancements
A steady stream of revenue is likely available for future capital improvement projects at Erie Community College.
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Historical Society introduces new director
The Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society has a new executive director, just the 11th since it was founded in 1862. Melissa Brown, formerly director of research and interpretation at the museum, succeeds Cynthia Conides, a Buffalo State College professor who will now return to her full-time job after serving as a loaned executive for the past four years.
