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Bell Buckle Holdings, Inc. today issued the following update on its merger agreement with Green Mantis LLC. A definitive Merger Agreement was executed by and between Bell Buckle Holdings, Inc. RG...

The Town Board is considering a zoning change that would subject plans for massive warehouses and distribution centers to heightened scrutiny. However, Erie County officials have come out against the

Erie County has come out against Grand Islands proposed zoning changes dealing with the allowable size of warehouses and distributions centers in M-1 and M-2 districts.

A drenching rainstorm and snow melt on Jan. 26 left a wet footprint of dangerous flooding on several Island roadways. Supervisor Peter Marston wants to eliminate the possibility that such a

Buffalo News reporters cast their gaze on the future to predict and speculate.

Its back to the drawing board for the Town Boards ongoing effort redraw its zoning law on large-scale warehouses and distribution centers.

Peter J. Marston Jr. was the GOPs endorsed candidate for town supervisor. He lost in the primary to fellow Republican Michael H. Madigan but opted to stay in the race

A standing-room-only crowd in Town Hall on Monday signaled its approval to the towns efforts to limit the size of new buildings on Grand Island to 100,000 square feet.

In the second of two Town Board public hearings this week, residents gave their opinions Wednesday at the high school on the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Grand Island Commerce Center. Thats the formal name for the mega-warehouse proposed by Acquest Development for 2780 Long Road.

The Grand Island Town Board is uniformly backing a proposal to limit the size of new buildings in the quasi-rural town to 65,000 square feet. And its four members want