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As Roswell Park continues its emphasis on diversity, equity and inclusion, it has three new faces on its board of directors.

There’s no question that the pandemic was a game-changer for small businesses. But if it sparked one good thing, it was an obvious desire to support locally o

It’s almost October. Have you started your Christmas shopping yet? It may seem early to entertain this question, but in the world of corporate gifting these d

Seven months after revealing their surprise intention to completely demolish and replace the Marine Drive Apartments instead of just rehabbing them, the developers working with the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority

Seven months after revealing their surprise intention to completely demolish and replace the Marine Drive Apartments instead of just rehabbing them, the developers working with the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority

The construction, operation and maintenance of the Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail will benefit from the proceeds of a 42-mile charity bike ride from East Aurora to Ellicottville on Sept. 30.

A quick read of news from the past week and a look ahead at whats coming next.

The Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce will proudly recognize a number of organizations and individuals during its Annual Awards Banquet, Thursday, October 5

Attorneys representing Genesee County argue that their neighbor to the north is "wholly without merit" in their attempt to stop the STAMP project in Alabama.

For several years now, the Patrick P. Lee Foundation has prioritized grants to support the mental health workforce.