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Niagara Falls Boulevard in Tonawanda just became a little greener with the grand opening of Puffalo Dreams cannabis dispensary.
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Front-facing employees at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum decided to seek third party arbitration with the National Labor Relations Board in their push to form a union.
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Two University District business owners are giving back to the community that has supported them for years with a Back to School Community Day event Saturday.
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New York State has begun the application process for licenses to run retail cannabis stores, nearly a year and a half after the drug became legal for adult recreational purposes.
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Olcott has had a couple of weak years, partly due to COVID-19 and partly high water in Lake Ontario, which flooded the relatively small beach. This year, COVID isn't seen as a factor, lake level is routine and people want to travel, especially those with small children.
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GoNetspeed is putting up the wires on those electric poles in Depew, Lancaster and Cheektowaga. It's also putting the paperwork together to put fiber lines on poles in the Lockport area. It's very high speed with fiber to the homes, potentially thousands of them.
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There's $54 million state and federal dollars coming in to continue reopening Main Street to cars, mostly on the old Metro Rail pedestrian mall. Since the first section opened in 2009, it's taken $108 million and there may be more.
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The county's tourism is roaring back from the depths of the pandemic, running about 5% better than the last normal tourism year in 2019. And natives are returning to work from back home and may be staying permanently.
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National Labor Relations Board attorneys successfully argued to use a Buffalo Starbucks worker’s secret recording of a company meeting Monday, the first day of what could be months of proceedings against the coffee giant.
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Tops Markets is set to reopen its Jefferson Avenue store Friday morning, just over two months after a racially motivated mass shooting took place there. In the meantime, grassroots efforts are underway in an attempt to convince one of its competitors to consider building an East Buffalo store to help address an existing food desert.
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Niagara Falls had difficulty retaining workers for its hotels, restaurants and bars because thousands of workers drop out of the industry when they can't get full-time, full-year jobs.