Aquarium of Niagara adds two to staff
NIAGARA FALLS — The Aquarium of Niagara recently welcomed two new additions to the staff; Richelle Swem is the new curator of animals, while Joe Weickart is the aquarium’s new…
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NIAGARA FALLS — The Aquarium of Niagara recently welcomed two new additions to the staff; Richelle Swem is the new curator of animals, while Joe Weickart is the aquarium’s new…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is applauding the passage of the bipartisan Bringing Postpartum Depression Out of the Shadows Act, which aims to provide targeted, federal funding to…
RENSSELAER — Holiday lighting is expected to add 750-800 megawatts (MW) to the level of electricity used by New Yorkers this season, the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) reports.…
ALBANY — More than $700 million in economic and community development funding has been awarded through Round VI of the Regional Economic Development Council initiative — $142.5 million of that…
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ELLICOTTVILLE — After opening a handful of trails in late November — and then closing them again due to a warm spell — Holiday Valley is again open for business…
BUFFALO — Approximately 1,300 National Grid customers in South Buffalo and West Seneca are without power. And Buffalo Police are urging caution to drivers as street signals are also out…
BUFFALO — As it turns out, a horse sculpture was worth $4 million to an East Aurora family. The sculpture, purchased by Richard E. and Patricia Garman, broke in shipment…
ALBANY — Following the International Joint Commission’s (IJC) recent decision to follow through on Plan 2014, which makes dangerous changes to the water levels of Lake Ontario and the St.…
BUFFALO — Mayor Byron W. Brown today announced the first public meeting as part of the process to help determine the location of the new Amtrak Station. The event will…