New York’s SOS program expanding upstate, aims to help homeless – Western NY Observer

Trending

2A, Erie County

Currently, New York allows 12- and 13-year-olds to hunt deer when accompanied by a mentor, but each individual county has to opt in, and Erie County currently does not. They are the only county in upstate that has not opted in.

Western NY Observer
$$$$$$$, Chautauqua County, Companies, Government

Empire State Development is investing nearly $3 million into the historic Renold, Inc. plant in Westfield in Chautauqua County.The facility is set to expand, adding an advanced manufacturing cell and nine new skilled positions.

Western NY Observer
$$$$$$$, Government

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says that Western New York Off-Track Betting needs to “rein in costs and strengthen its financial operations,” following an audit that was released by the comptroller on Wednesday.

Western NY Observer
$$$$$$$, Environment, City of Buffalo

The Environmental Protection Agency will review soil in Buffalo after high levels of lead were found in soil at several properties on the city’s East Side.

Western NY Observer