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The 22-year-old Cleveland investor who plunked down $6.3 million for two Hamburg mansions last year, and is now under federal investigation for possible fraud, also tried to buy at least one prominent downtown Buffalo office building, real estate sources said Wednesday.

Through the quiet farmlands of New York. Through the green hills of Pennsylvania.

A young businessman who owns a company with the shadowy-sounding name of Phantom Holdings One made two mysterious, record-setting purchases of spectacular luxury homes here last year.

Spending the day in Buffalo and Niagara Falls today are 10 students and two faculty members from Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn., who are about two-thirds of the way through something they call "The United States in 40 Days." Their assignment? Soak up local culture and experiences and find out what it means to be American these days.

Authorities say they've broken up a drug ring linked to Russian organized crime that smuggled as much as $27 million worth of marijuana through New York's St.

Cazenovia, NY- Cazenovia College's Phase I Pre-employment Police Training Academy recently awarded Phase I Training Certificates to 18 graduates of the program.

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As General Motors Corp. undergoes its transformation from big and slow to lean and fast in a New York bankruptcy court, a similar metamorphosis is under way inside a mammoth eastern Ohio factory that will make what arguably is GM's most important vehicle.

Peace and love will last a lot longer than three days at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, which is celebrating Woodstock's 40th anniversary with a new exhibit.

Deposits are down, and lending is in the gutter. But banks' treasury services businesses seem to be humming along just fine.

The Daughters of the Heart of Mary, founders of Nardin Academy, will soon mark the end of an era in Buffalo.

In February the Dartmouth Atlas, a well-known health care research organization, released a report showing that health care costs in Buffalo for 2006 were 19 percent below the national average.

New York has overtaken Miami to be voted the U.S. city with the angriest and most aggressive drivers, according to a survey on road rage released on Tuesday.

Like graduating high school seniors throughout the country, Amanda Skinner navigated tough economic times by making her college choice with a laser-like focus on finances.

New York City could become the grounds for a new kind of urban wind farm if a Cleveland-based mechanical engineer has his way.

A A A' Randy Smith, an All-Star with the Buffalo Braves in the 1970s who once held the NBA record for consecutive games, has died.

ON a nondescript block in Williamsburg, not far from the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, a new bar and restaurant called Rye opened last week.

A gunshot shattered a window on a Greyhound bus in Cleveland, slightly injuring three passengers who were hit by flying glass, police said.

John Jacob Astor, in a portrait by James Wesley Jarvis. Q. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is a New York City billionaire.

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