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Sumitomo Rubber workers, others attend NFTA job fair

Business First

UB enrollment grows as other schools face declines

Most Buffalo four-year colleges increased fall enrollment this year, with UB in the lead.
Business First

MusicalFare Theatre to move to Shea's 710 Theatre downtown

MusicalFare Theatre will join the downtown Theatre District.
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'Kick in the teeth'; Hochul, Schumer express their anger over Sumitomo closure

Governor Hochul and Senator Schumer expressed their anger and disappointment about the Sumitomo closure, but ultimately concede that nothing can be done.
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National Grid Customers to get Smart Meters

January, the first in Western New York will get them. They replace meters installed about 25 years ago. The smart meters send back energy usage in real time
Local News

NYS surpasses goal for Minority and Women owned businesses

The state has surpassed its utilization goal for the last four years.
Business

Tops holds ribbon cutting for $4 million renovation of Lockport store

The South Lockport store location reopened on Tuesday with improvements.
Business First

An Ellicottville bar is transitioning to new owners

Mill Street Sports Pub is under development at 5 E. Washington St., where Finnerty’s Tap Room closed this summer.
Tonawandas

'A lot of these people are still in shock': Sumitomo workers gather to show support, share information

Four days after Sumitomo Rubber USA abruptly shut its doors, several hundred workers gathered to show support and share information.
Business First

Student manufacturing program launches in two more WNY counties

The program gives students manufacturing skills and connections with employers.
Tonawandas

Anastasia's Artisan Bread Opens in NT

Two-and-a-half years ago, she realized they needed to move into a bigger kitchen outside of their home and, bought this space on Zimmerman Street in North Tonawanda
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Ortt Wants DOL Action After Sumitomo Closure

Sumitomo says they've had an aggregate loss of 790 million dollars over the last ten years.