Alex Simone
Multimedia Reporter-
The Western New York Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park hit a new roadblock after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service revoked its wastewater pipeline permit.
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Amherst has its eyes set on turning Boulevard Mall into a blend of additional housing and shops, but some residents are much less confident in the town's plans.
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The fate of a future arts facility for MusicalFare Theater could be in jeopardy after thousands of Amherst residents signed a referendum to put the theater troupe’s contract with Amherst up for a vote.
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It’s more than 40 years since the Love Canal Environmental Disaster, but it has a lasting impact, especially for those personally involved.
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Even Buffalo’s cloudy weather didn’t keep people from taking their opportunities to see this year’s total solar eclipse.
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Spring marks the start of a new year on the Iroquois calendar, and with it comes more chances for education at the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge in Basom, New York.
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Amherst has passed a new local law to improve transparency, but concerns remain over the level of oversight.
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Genesee County’s science and industrial park has cleared one of its hurdle preventing completion after an Orleans County judge dismissed a petition to stop the project.
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A major Buffalo-based business is among a group of food producers working to decrease methane emissions from dairy production, but the practicality of those efforts is up for debate.
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Solar eclipse preparation is kicking into overdrive, and some local experts, from eye doctors to EMS, are taking safety measures.