NOCO Forestry struggles with permit rules on Martin Road site
NOCO Forestry formerly DC Supply operates an erosion control and wood processing site at 9220 County Road under a one year temporary conditional permit. Neighbors report ongoing dust and maintenance issues despite landscaping plans and a plan to reduce grinding large items. They urge vegetation on a 30 foot berm, better odor and waste handling, and stricter compliance before renewal.
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Noco Forestry
County Road
DC Supply
Supply
Martin Road
Karen Keller
Keith Seitz
Brian Murphy
Dan Michnik
Patrick Casilio
Berm
Murphy
Casilio
DEC
Seitz
New York Enhanced Licenses Do Not Require REAL ID Upgrade
Erie County Clerk Michael Kearns says enhanced driver licenses and non-driver IDs from New York and four other states meet REAL ID standards and do not require an upgrade. He notes TSA has assured enhanced documents are accepted at airports nationwide despite traveler concerns before the May 7 deadline.
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New York State
U.S
New York
Kearns
TSA
Erie
Seneca Mall site gets update on mixed use plan in West Seneca
Benchmark Streamline LLC owners reveal rezoning from C-1 and M-1 to C-2(s) to allow fueling facility and drive through restaurants. Planning board backs the move sending it to the town board. Delle Bovi cites outdoor retail aims with 10 to 35 retailers, 500000 sq ft of space and 2700 parking spots on a 56 acre site, with Tops Market staying.
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Casilio
Main St
Clarence Hollow
Salt Road
Bee
Buffalo Cars & Coffee
Eastern Hills Mall
Garden Friends of Clarence
Sunset Park
Clarence Center Road
Transit Road
Shamus Lane
Seneca Mall
Planning Board
Martin Delle Bovi
Benchmark Streamline LLC
Amherst
Benchmark
West Seneca
New York
Orchard Park
DelleBovi
Tops Friendly Market
James Frick
Frick
Delle Bovi
Chris Wood
Carmina Wood Design
Ralph Lorigo
Lorigo
Erie County
Lady Lake
Fla
West Melbourne
Crestview
Clarence
Target
Cheektowaga
Williamsville
Home Depot
Walmart
Delaware
Sheridan Plaza
Tonawanda
Kaszuba Scholarships Open for 2025 26 Applicants
Applications for the Polish American Journal Foundation Kamylla and Czeslaw Kaszuba Scholarships are open until Aug. 31. The $1,500 scholarship and second place $500 scholarship target high school seniors undergraduates and graduates who are American citizens of Polish or Polish American ancestry and full-time college students enrolled in the US with plans to attend in fall 2025. Applicants must describe involvement with the Polish community. No application fee.
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Polish American Journal Foundation
Kamylla
Czeslaw Kaszuba
United States
Polamjournal.com
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