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Private businesses can exclude minors, but inconsistent enforcement can trigger discrimination claims. https://t.co/N5bOKzKZQ5

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Buyers from Utah just paid seven figures for a Clarence home. https://t.co/pV1eA5JkQk

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The Niagara Frontier Transportation Author has fired the contractor handling the remodeling of the Church Street metro station, further stalling a project that was expected to be completed by the end of 2025. https://t.co/Al7gpV1C1f

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Spectrum Health and Human Services has purchased a former Rite Aid store in West Seneca for $3.35 million, with plans to relocate an existing West Seneca facility to the new space. https://t.co/pFdMaON3wo

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Michael Lorigo has added 78 two-bedroom apartments to Pillar Real Estate Services' portfolio after purchasing two West Seneca properties for a combined $7.1 million. https://t.co/m8jBplWyZm

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Another nursing home is shutting down in Western New York as the hospital it's connected to moves forward with major expansion plans. https://t.co/X3i0zPgMpS

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The Buckley family bought Hubco in 2024, and they've been working since to add employees, boost capabilities and launch another production line. https://t.co/ewfkw31oWM

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Robert McArdle is retiring after leading commercial banking operations in Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Albany. The bank is interviewing three internal candidates. https://t.co/ziCJiGhBFw

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Eight members of the Todaro family work together seven days a week running La Nova, which has grown from a local pizzeria to a nationwide supplier of chicken wings. https://t.co/ml2SKpG8wu

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Buyers from Utah just paid seven figures for a Clarence home. https://t.co/cLVnlofEl9

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Private businesses can exclude minors, but inconsistent enforcement can trigger discrimination claims. https://t.co/l6pgUtVSHS

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The owner of the former Deep South Taco building says he has lost more than $400,000 due to repeated financing delays that kept the deal from closing. https://t.co/y9pzeDabx5

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The Buckley family bought Hubco in 2024, and they've been working since to add employees, boost capabilities and launch another production line. https://t.co/e94eHH1vbf

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Another nursing home is shutting down in Western New York as the hospital it's connected to moves forward with major expansion plans. https://t.co/N78VoUMN4i

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The case for consulting your lawyer before relying on AI. (Sponsored by @PhillipsLytle ) https://t.co/9SytES46xX

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Robert McArdle is retiring after leading commercial banking operations in Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Albany. The bank is interviewing three internal candidates. https://t.co/bugOp02yfR

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Eight members of the Todaro family work together seven days a week running La Nova, which has grown from a local pizzeria to a nationwide supplier of chicken wings. https://t.co/zIR7j9zuIB

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Falling home prices in some areas of the country and more homes on the market have changed how buyers are approaching down payments. https://t.co/hsw3vyINlT

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A massive, long-debated solar project in Niagara County is getting closer to breaking ground, and the developers are seeking tax breaks to help make it happen. https://t.co/8uQomS7syT

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Sean Greenhouse had no engineering background when he joined Linita Design. Now he runs day-to-day operations at the 35-employee plant in Lackawanna. https://t.co/u4KQEVwTFZ