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Share La Plaza de Virginia Will Offer 46 Affordable and Supportive Homes for Seniors with Community Senior Service Center and Café     WYSIWYG Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the start of construction on a $17 million affordable housing development that will offer 46 affordable homes for seniors in Buffalo. Known as La Plaza de Virginia, the development will also include a community senior service center and café. The developer is Hispanos Unidos de Buffalo, a nonprofit o...

The State of Michigan is not fooling around with violators of Health Safety orders.

20 employers cited in latest round of COVID-19 workplace safety violations February 5, 2021 As the state continues to prioritize worker safety and health, the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) inspected and issued COVID-19 emergency rule or general duty citations to twenty different workplaces with violations for failing to protect workers and take safety precautions. Under MIOSHA’s Emergency Rules, businesses that resume in-person work must, among other things...

Several construction companies and builders were among the latest to be cited for coronavirus workplace safety violations after Michigan Occupational Safety and Health investigations. The state has been investigating complaints about alleged COVID-19 safety violations for months and periodically announces citations and, in most cases, fines. Related: Thanks to COVID-19, Michigan had more work ...

A burgeoning industry in Woorabinda with the potential for international appeal could drastically improve the economic independence of the Central Queensland shire. Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council, conservation organisation Greening Australia, and Rural and Remote Development Consultants announced on Friday they were going ahead with practical testing for large-scale wattleseed production at Woorabinda nearly 20 years after the then-mayor Steven Kemp commissioned a feasibility study into th...

Whats the next step for the Broadway Market? As the Broadway Market prepares for whats usually its busiest time of the year, there are new plans to revitalize it for the future. But how do we get there? and last updated 2021-02-03 07:14:43-05 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — As the Broadway Market prepares for whats usually its busiest time of the year, there are new plans to revitalize it for the future. But how do we get there? “We wanna help it get to where the rest of the city has gotten, i...

Credit: Amanda Brown R. William Potter On Jan. 14, 2021, Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver, in her day job as commissioner of the Department of Community Affairs (DCA), sent a one-page letter to the mayor of Franklin Township in Warren County, rejecting his ill-conceived designation of 100-plus acres of prime farmland — continuously tilled for nearly a century — as “blighted.” Every mayor and municipal governing body should read this letter before initiating the formal process for declaring privat...

Former SUNY Poly chip fab in Finger Lakes expanding FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 Inside SUNY Polys former Canandaigua research and manufacturing facility that is now owned by Akoustis. Show MoreShow Less 2of11 SUNY Polys former Canandaigua facility was known as the Smart Systems Technology Center. It is now owned by Akoustis. Show MoreShow Less 3of11 4of11 Pandemic-driven demand for computers and smart phones has led to a boom in microchip production at facilities such as Global Foundries Fab 8...

Collaborative approaches bode well for region Taulby Roach FacebookTwitterEmail The creation of a new organization called Greater St. Louis, Inc. may be one of the most important developments in years for our region, which has struggled because of issues related to fragmentation and lack of a unified effort aimed at helping all parts of the region to grow. We finally have one organization to serve as a single voice speaking on behalf of a broad base of stakeholders. The strength of this collabo...