WASHINGTON — For at least another month, Canadians will largely be barred from entering the United States at any land crossing across the northern border.
BUFFALO — The certified public accounting firm Freed Maxick has promoted five employees to director positions, the company announced this week.
BATAVIA — National Grid employees volunteered their time this week to help Arc of Genesee Orleans get rid of old machines the utility company’s Day of Service.
BERGEN — Byron-Bergen Central School District recently took a step in its commitment to social emotional learning (SEL) with by creating a new position — SEL coordinator.
The state’s hiring freeze in effect for nearly a year-and-a-half since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic is over, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Thursday.
MEDINA — Medina’s new bookstore will be holding its grand opening Sept. 25.
HUDSON — Local, state and federal officials traveled to Hudson to discuss broadband challenges in New York.
UTICA — A federal court Tuesday granted a temporary restraining order against Gov. Kathy Hochul’s vaccine mandate for the state’s health care workers.
ALABAMA — Plug Power Inc. has not yet begun construction of its planned plant at the Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park (STAMP) campus in Alabama, but there was a welcoming party at the site this week.
The New York Coalition for Open Government is calling on Gov. Kathy Hochul to release the Buffalo Bills stadium study.
Samsung Electronics launched its lineup of consumer devices for the latter half of the year Wednesday, positioning its new Galaxy Z Flip 3 as a direct rival to Apple’s upcoming iPhone release.
Magna CEO Swamy Kotagiri had some interesting things to say about electric vehicles and more when I participated in a conversation that will air beginning Sept. 9 on “Autoline This Week” on PBS.
WASHINGTON — Workers at companies with more than 100 employees will be required to get a COVID-19 vaccine or submit to weekly testing under a new rule President Joe Biden unveiled Thursday — but is it feasible?
ALBANY — The USDA-NASS has released the crop production forecast for September.
WARSAW — The Wyoming County Chamber & Tourism office is inviting the public to nominate their favorite business to be considered for one of its annual “business of the year” awards.
BATAVIA — Three developers are looking to invest nearly $20 million in local projects. One is hoping to get the OK Thursday for aid from the Genesee County Economic Development Center.
WARSAW — Financial Institutions, Inc. has acquired the assets of North Woods Capital Benefits LLC.
GENESEO — The Livingston County Thank A Vet Discount Program is being expanded using a mobile application with an interactive map.
WARSAW — Independent movie theater owners Scott and Tami Treutlein, who had to close their theaters in Warsaw and Hornell during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown, have received some help from a Small Business Association grant program.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The National Agricultural Statistics Service will gather information about production practices from corn producers across New York and Pennsylvania as part of the 2021 Agricultural Resource Management Survey.
GENESEO – The couple behind Amber Lantern Brewing, the GLOW region’s first craft brewery, is eyeing an October grand opening for their new brewery, the Strange Design Public House.
New Yorkers are waiting with bated breath for more concrete parameters within the new recreational marijuana industry after the Senate’s approval this week to appoint two leaders to the entities responsible for licensing and regulating the emerging market.
MOUNT MORRIS — Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Northwest New York Team will lead a pasture walk at Valley View Devons on Sept. 9.
The federal government approved $5 million Friday to help ease the burden on state and local governments working to remedy closed roads, train service and severe damage caused by Hurricane Ida’s historic rainfall and flooding in 14 counties throughout New York City, Long Island and the Hudso…
The go kart track, or Kartway, at Genesee Speedway will host a night of racing in memory of Violet Davis.
After the 2020 census concluded, more than 300 residents of the south side of Batavia — an area targeted for census reporting outreach efforts, were identified who had not been counted in the previous census.
BATAVIA — When space in Tops Plaza next to Pizza 151 became empty this summer, Eric Levan was ready to take it.
BATAVIA — Jack Duyssen of Le Roy spent part of his summer operating rides at Six Flags Darien Lake.
LATHAM — Sen. Majority Leader Charles Schumer visited Plug Power Inc.’s green hydrogen production facility and electric substation under development
ALABAMA — In his second personal visit to the STAMP campus, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer revealed a two-pronged plan to establish the Science and Technology Manufacturing Park (STAMP) as a domestic hub for the semiconductor and clean energy industries. He talked about that …
ALBANY — Senate and Assembly Republicans blasted their Democratic colleagues for deciding to extend the state’s eviction moratorium before Wednesday’s extraordinary session commenced for extending the eviction moratorium.
ALABAMA — With the U.S. Supreme Court having struck down President Joe Biden’s eviction moratorium, Sen. Charles Schumer was asked Wednesday during a visit to the Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park (STAMP) site in the town of Alabama what the federal government is doing to ad…
ALBANY — New York’s temporary ban on evictions and foreclosures will continue through the beginning of next year, lawmakers decided Wednesday, arguing the state needs more time to distribute billions of dollars in relief to make tenants, small landlords, business and property owners whole am…
A couple of clarifications to begin with.
BATAVIA — In about a month, more than 700 students from 30 school districts in the region will be ready to meet and interact with local businesses as GLOW With Your Hands returns for its third year, the second in-person.
WARSAW — Employees of Wyoming County Community Health System, along with participants from other locations and retired nurses, spoke out over the weekend against the mandatory COVID-19 vaccines the state has mandated for healthcare workers and volunteers statewide.
WASHINGTON (TNS) — The Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure bill makes a $42.5 billion bet that the government will overcome an obstacle that has long plagued efforts to connect most Americans to the internet: notoriously inaccurate maps showing where they can get a signal — and where they can’t.
ALBANY — New York’s small landlords are taking out second mortgages, cashing life insurance policies and other last-resort measures to stay afloat as they fight to access COVID-19 assistance promised to satisfy millions of dollars in rental arrears incurred over the last 17 months as some te…
GAINESVILLE — Amy Bailey remembers The Gainesville Store very fondly.
BATAVIA — Local officials and the owner of the former C.L. Carr Co., Inc. store property say a Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) project at the Main Street site is moving forward.
GENESEO – Rochester Regional Health is primed for a sizable expansion that will bring a slew of new medical services to the town of Geneseo.
PERRY — A community meeting to gather public input on Perry’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative application will be conducted Sept. 9.
BATAVIA — The Western Regional Off-Track Betting (WROTB) Corporation will give the town of Batavia more money than previously planned to contribute to a $4 million project to upgrade Park Road and make it safer for pedestrians.
MEDINA — Congressman Chris Jacobs talked with village officials and local business owners as he walked down Medina’s Main Street on Thursday afternoon.
GAINESVILLE — A series of electrical upgrades has been completed in the village, New York State Electric & Gas officials announced Thursday.
The next time the Genesee County Legislature meets in regular session in September, a new clerk will be sitting to Chairwoman Rochelle Stein’s right.
BATAVIA — Average gasoline prices decreased last week in Batavia.
HARRISBURG, Pa, — During the first two weeks of September, a sample of small grain growers around the country will receive Agricultural Survey questionnaires from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service.
BUFFALO — Companies use QR codes to point consumers to their apps, track packages, or view menus.
