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Niagara Pride Awards Jean Hopkins Memorial Scholarship to Two Local WNY High School Graduates

Niagara Falls, NY – This month, Niagara Pride, Inc. presented the Jean Hopkins Memorial Scholarship to Abdullah Moin, of Bennett High School in Buffalo, NY, and Bryn Dewey, of North […]

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Independent Health, Family of Companies Honored as Best Places to Work for in New York

BUFFALO, N.Y. (June 8, 2023) – As part of a program that identifies and honors the best places of employment throughout the state, Independent Health and its family of companies […]

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UB School of Management Names Nonprofit Board Fellowship to Honor Jordan A. Daniels

BUFFALO, N.Y. – The University at Buffalo School of Management has named its Nonprofit Board Fellowship in honor of the late Jordan A. Daniels, MBA ’22. The program is now […]

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Tax subsidy reforms stall in Albany

New York state lawmakers were poised to end the 2023 legislative session Friday with no action on a pair of bills that would have drastically reformed the state’s 107 industrial development agencies. Industrial development agencies, or IDAs, are public benefit corporations that have the power to grant property, sales and mortgage tax breaks to corporations... View Article

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OTB board extends embattled executives

Editor’s note: Investigative Post and the Niagara Gazette share selected stories, including the following report from Mark Scheer, who previously worked for Investigative Post. Days before state lawmakers agreed to abolish their positions, the board of directors for Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp. approved new employee contracts for several members of its management team, including... View Article

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Feds pause permit for critical industrial park work

Editor’s note: Investigative Post and the Niagara Gazette share selected stories, including the following report from Mark Scheer, who previously worked for Investigative Post. A federal agency has put a hold on a permit for construction of a piece of infrastructure critical to the development of a sprawling industrial park in Genesee County. An official representing the... View Article

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