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BATAVIA — A request for a general contractor to lead the $4.5 million renovation and retail and residential reuse of the former C.L. Carr Co., Inc. store on Main Street

BATAVIA — As construction crews try to enclose the Healthy Living campus building as much as they can before winter, a project consultant took time recently to show what will

BATAVIA — As construction crews try to enclose the Healthy Living campus building as much as they can before winter, a project consultant took time recently to show what will

BATAVIA — The county Planning Board’s site plan review and final subdivision for the Edwards Vacuum proposal in Alabama prompted a couple of people to speak about their concerns about

BATAVIA — County Planning Board members have given Edwards Vacuum’s proposed 236,210-square foot manufacturing project at the Western New York Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park (STAMP) site their blessing.

PEMBROKE — The topping off ceremony that took place Tuesday morning at NEXgistics’ new warehouse and office building on Vision Parkway, which will house its corporate headquarters, had a World

ATTICA — The clock in downtown Attica, put in diagonally across from Hans Moeller Jewelers, has been a “feather in the cap” for the village, says a Lions Club member.

The Carr's building in Downtown Batavia.Photo by Howard Owens. This last week of May was capped off with bountiful news for property owner Ken Mistler and downtown Batavia as a whole with the

The Carr’s Reborn project for the former C.L. Carr Department Store on Main Street has met another goal to get the project moving. Approved by the Downtown Revitalization Initiative Committee earlier this month, the project received City Council’s blessing Monday to be part of a Restore NY grant application for $2 million. No one spoke during a public hearing about the

When David Ciurzynski was a kid, he and his brother would shop for school items and take the elevator at C.L. Carr’s department store, watching as the operator pulled the little stick to close the zig-zag accordion-like gate before they ascended to a higher floor. And then down again. There were floors for the billing department, a bridal shop and other specific types of