Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - After laying vacant for almost three decades, the former Seneca Mall site has been sold for around $22 million, per Buffalo Business First. Two different companies bought pieces of the 55-acre property. 48 acres were sold to Benchmark Streamline for just under $8 million, while the other 7 acres went to NS Retail Holdings for nearly $14 million. A Tops currently occupies that parcel.
For the 13th year Tops will launch its Tops in Education initiative throughout the entire month of January. Shoppers can donate money to schools of their choice by purchasing a selection of items such as Tops brand products, Wide Awake, Best Yet and more. You can participate by going to TopsMarkets.com/Education and registering your bonus card for the program.
Gas prices dropped one cent in Buffalo over the last 7 days, coming in at $3.13 this morning. The cost of gas dropped slightly across the country as well, falling one cent to $3.03.
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