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The development plans were reviewed by the Millcreek Township Planning Commission on Tuesday and were recommended for Millcreek supervisors approval.

An engineering company held a meeting with Southwest residents Thursday about the proposed restaurant between Southgate and Play It Again Sports.

The project, from Manhattan-based developer Alpine Residential, is the largest so far to be approved by the Town of Oyster Bay

On Tuesday at the Chestnuthill Township supervisors meeting, Bohler Engineering of Bethlehem, on behalf of the McDonald’s Corp., took the floor to ask for several waivers from the Chestnuthill Townshi...

GREENFIELD — Aldi, the discount supermarket chain based in Germany, is one step closer to setting up shop in Greenfield after the Conservation Commission approved special conditions for the project proposed for 208 Mohawk Trail.Commissioners this week...

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The forthcoming Stonemont Passaic Logistics Center is a nearly 300,000-square-foot speculative industrial development on more than 20 acres.

The developer of a Plainfield Avenue warehouse project is seeking final major site plan approval at a Jan. 18 Planning Board meeting.

A proposed GetGo Station, planned for 979 N. Lexington-Springmill Road, got the green light from Ontario Planning Commission Wednesday.

WATERTOWN — The planned DICK’s Sporting Goods store got a final approval to proceed with relocating to Towne Center, the sprawling Route 3 plaza with Target as the anchor store.