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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2024

Page

4

Tech Hub boost eyed to revitalize Western New York economy

Bee Editorial argues that Western New York could gain well paying jobs through the federal Tech Hub program. It notes private sector losses in trades and utilities and a 500 job drop in finance, while state totals rebound. The piece highlights designation won by Nick Langworthy and Brian Higgins in October 2023 and details a $10 billion national program funding semiconductor projects in Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo.

New York State New York Bureau of Labor Statistics York Nick Langworthy Brian Higgins Syracuse Rochester Buffalo U.S. Economic Development Administration Eda .Gov CenterState Corporation For Economic Opportunity Rsimpson Centerstateceo.com

Nursing info session at ECC Kittinger Hall

Erie Community College will host a nursing information session from 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday Jan 23 in Kittinger Hall room K100. Topics include admission requirements deadlines scholarships financial aid core class requirements the Nursing Entrance Exam and general questions. Register at ecc.edu.

Erie Community College Kittinger Hall ECC Ecc.edu

House Destroyed by Fire in Lancaster on Farm Property

Lancaster firemen fought three hours to quell a blaze that destroyed a farm house on Frank Zielinski’s property at Ellicott and Cemetery roads. Chief Bolender blamed limited water supply for preventing full extinction. a 50 gallon shortage could have saved thousands. The story notes continued trustee management of Stow Lumber and Coal after December asset sales, and a switch by Associated Gas & Electric in billing to seven days after meter readings.

Lancaster Ellicott Cemetery Roads Frank Zielinski Bolender Francis Sweitzer Stow Company Stow Lumber and Coal Company Associated Gas & Electric System

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