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Black Rock Lock operating schedule announced - Vimarsana News

Black Rock Lock operating schedule announced

The Black Rock Lock allows boats to bypass the rapids and fast currents of the Niagara River at the outlet of Lake Erie.

Cleanup of Parks Township nuclear waste dump to begin in 2025, last 7 years - Vimarsana News

Cleanup of Parks Township nuclear waste dump to begin in 2025, last 7 years

The Army Corps of Engineers is preparing the nuclear waste dump in Parks Township for remediation, which is slated to begin in spring 2025 and last about seven years. The Corps on Wednesday provided an update to a crowd of more than 60 people on the work they’ve done, and

Busy time for car wash, oil change franchises in WNY suburbs - Vimarsana News

Busy time for car wash, oil change franchises in WNY suburbs

It may be summer, but it has been a busy few weeks in Buffalo's suburbs – especially for large national car wash and oil change companies.

Wetland restoration set to begin in Buffalo's Outer Harbor - Vimarsana News

Wetland restoration set to begin in Buffalo's Outer Harbor

Construction on a stone breakwater in the abandoned shipping slip adjacent to Wilkeson Pointe is scheduled to begin in the fall and should be completed by November.

Army Corps of Engineer assembles national team of experts for safe cleanup of Parks Township nuke site - Vimarsana News

Army Corps of Engineer assembles national team of experts for safe cleanup of Parks Township nuke site

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced it has assembled a national team of experts for the cleanup of the nuclear dump in Parks Township. The Corps made the announcement during a virtual public meeting Thursday. The Corps is working on a more than $500 million project to dig up