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May 16, 2024
HOPE Day, the annual 24-hour match challenge day of giving to benefit Appeal, raised a total of $434,778 toward the 100th annual Appeals $9.5 million goal in support of Catholic Charities of Buffalo and the
May 3, 2024
Uniland Development Co. says it was chosen by the city to develop a new consolidated campus for the Department of Public Works street maintenance, trash removal and snow-clearing operations. Theres
May 2, 2024
The Amherst-based company is seeking the first of city approvals needed for the project to advance.
May 2, 2024
HOPE Day, the annual 24-hour match challenge day of giving to benefit Appeal 2024 is Wednesday, May 15, across Western New York. The first $61,000 raised will be matched dollar-for-dollar from generous donors including Uniland Development, Catholic Health and OneBridge Benefits.
April 22, 2024
The Amherst developer is proposing to construct a series of six elongated industrial warehouse buildings, totaling 109,884 square feet of space along the west side of Pavement Road, north of
February 29, 2024
The Florida-based company is negotiating to purchase an additional parcel of vacant land adjacent to its existing facilities in the county-operated business park off Route 5. That would increase its
February 23, 2024
So many of the things associated with Old Buffalo are becoming part of the New Buffalo. We asked a group of local business and labor officials how they see those
February 21, 2024
"Everything old is new again," said Carl Montante Jr., Unilands vice president of marketing and strategic initiative.
February 20, 2024
The former Bethlehem Steel property west of Route 5 in Lackawanna, once the epicenter of Buffalo Niagara’s industrial might and its subsequent decline, has undergone a revival in recent years.
February 16, 2024
National Grid is supporting revitalization and growth in Western New York by providing more than $1 million in economic development grants to regional businesses that are redeveloping brownfield sites and historic buildings, repurposing abandoned and dilapidated properties, turning vacant stores into affordable housing units, renovating space to create a permanent home for a nonprofit organization, and more.