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Stucco-covered 7 Ontario St. stands at the intersection of Ontario and Lock streets, within sight of the Erie Canal Flight of Five locks and Erie Canal Discovery Center. Presently it’s

CANANDAIGUA — The Ontario County Board of Supervisors has approved a second round of federal American Rescue Plan Act funds for not-for-profit organizations impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

CANANDAIGUA — Following $1.25 million in federal American Rescue PlanAct funds being awarded by Ontario County to non-profit, municipal, and business organizations, county officials are soliciting grant proposals related to

CANANDAIGUA — Nearly 20 organizations are sharing about $1.25 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funds being awarded by Ontario County.

Ontario County allocates federal funds for arts and recreation projects impacted by COVID Service/non-profit

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Plus, the U.K. culture secretary steps down, and a typhoon causes flooding in South Korea and disrupts international travel.

Twenty-two small businesses in Genesee County will be splitting a pool of $875,000 through the first round of the Genesee CARES Business Recovery Fund initiative set up to help for-profit ventures with 25 or fewer employees recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Batavian received the list of businesses today in advance of a press release scheduled to go out on Thursday from

Business owners on the receiving end of the Genesee CARES Business Recovery Fund grant program say they are thankful and appreciative of the opportunity to achieve their entrepreneurial goals. The Batavian reached out today to several of the 22 for-profit businesses that will share $875,000 from the initial round of the program, which is supported by a New York State Community

A dozen businesses, seeking more than $500,000 in assistance, have applied thus far for financial assistance through the Genesee CARES Business Recovery Fund -- the new program that is providing up to $75,000 to small businesses negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Jim Krencik, marketing director for the Genesee County Economic Development Center, and Michael