Lancaster IDA hears pleas for phase two village center
Lancaster Industrial Development Agency hosted a public hearing as residents and business owners urged approval of phase two at 20 West Main Street. Backers cited $131 250 sales tax exemption $36 000 mortgage tax benefits and a seven year PILOT for Lancaster Village Center LLC while stressing phase one relies on similar incentives to succeed.
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Lancaster Industrial Development Agency
Lancaster Village Center
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Tom Sweeney
Glassco Management Inc
IDA
Sweeney
Lancaster Village Center LLC
Depew UFSD to hold BOE elections and milestones
Voters in the Depew Union Free School District will cast ballots on May 16 to approve a 51.54 million dollar budget up 1.8 million from the current plan, authorize a 629,303 dollar vehicle purchase, buy five land parcels, and create an ex officio student board member. Incumbents Amy Doody and Nicholas LaMarca run unopposed, with Doody noted as a district alum.
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Board of Education
Amy Doody
Nicholas LaMarca
Six candidates seek three Lancaster BOE seats
Six candidates run for three open Lancaster Board of Education seats with Sage Jackson Romig Tara Sproull Talbot named. Sage is board president with nine years on the panel and two Lancaster children, Jackson is vice president and M T Bank chief diversity officer, Romig a 15 year resident and Moog program manager, with two Lancaster High School daughters.
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Dan Romig
Tara Romig
Michael Sage
Laura Sproull
Timothy Talbot
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Lancaster Boe
Lancaster
Citizens Bank
Jackson
M&t Bank
Lancaster High School
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