Batavia Development News Today

Image Designer Larissa Reynolds and Consultant Rick Hauser of In Site Architecture of Perry present their reuse study of Brisbane Mansion during Monday's City Council meeting at City Hall. Photo by

Image File photo of Sam Savarino, president/CEO of Savarino Companies, which he announced he was closing this week, during the groundbreaking of Ellicott Station.Photo by Howard Owens Suffice it to

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2018 File Photo: Eli Fish Brewing Company shows a definite sign during its initial phase of development, and now owners are planning a two-level back patio adjacent to Jackson Square. Photo by Howard Owens. Recession? What recession? Despite global doomsday predictions to go along with inflationary prices, there appear to be signs of definite life in downtown Batavia. Three

The Batavia Town Board on Wednesday night voted

Press release: The Paolo Busti Cultural Foundation Scholarship Awards Dinner will return on Tuesday, June 14 at 6:30 p.m. after a two-year hiatus. The Foundation is excited to be able to celebrate their heritage together again. It promises to be a wonderful evening of friendship, pride, and, of course, delicious Italian food. The dinner will be hosted at Terry Hills

If not for a flooded basement many years ago, today’s grand opening of Ellicott Place and City View Residences at 45 Ellicott St. likely would have never taken place. ---------------- For a look at the apartments, click on the link at the bottom of this story. ---------------- Speaking to a gathering of about 40 people in front of the entrance to the second-floor apartments

The City of Batavia apparently has concluded its “hunt” for the right engineering firm to handle the City Centre/Mall rehabilitation project. According to a memo to City Council dated Feb. 16, City Manager Rachael Tabelski is recommending that the city contracts with HUNT E/A/S of Rochester for architectural and engineering services for the design of the project’s