Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - Canisius University is building on the success of its Buffalo Promise Scholarship, announcing the launch of the New York Promise Scholarship.
The Scholarship covers 100% of undergraduate tuition for up to four years for first-year students beginning in fall of 2027 and by extending the university’s Promise model beyond Western New York, Canisius is expanding access to an affordable education for students and families across State.
The scholarship is renewable for up to four years, provided recipients maintain good academic standing.
A North Tonawanda manufacturer is planning to expand its machining capabilities, purchasing three parcels in according to the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency.
Taylor Devices Inc. plans to purchase adjoining parcels at 261 and 267 Main St. and 34 Thompson St. in North Tonawanda and will also be purchasing six CNC machines. Once the project is completed, there will be plans to hire five employees for the building.
Hamburg's Cloverbank Country Club sold after almost a year on the market.
Rogers Holdings LLC purchased the property from Southwestern Rogers LLC for $2.35 million as they also paid an additional $1.13 million for the club's other assets. Cloverbank features an 18-hole golf course and 49,000-square-foot clubhouse with locker rooms, a banquet area, a full kitchen, a fitness center and a 12-lane bowling alley along with a pool and driving range.
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