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WNY maker of garb for NBA, Bills losing contracts to Asia
The exclusive supplier of game jerseys for the National Basketball Association is moving all of its production contracts to Asia, a decision that may idle a sports uniform factory in Perry and its 100 employees.
NY Sen. pressures NBA to stop Adidas jersey plan
A U.S. senator from New York doesn't want NBA players taking to the court wearing jerseys made in Asia.
St. Louis Company Opposing Adidas Move to Dump American Jobs
A St. Louis company finds itself leading a national campaign to keep good-paying jobs in America.
Schumer Shows Support For Train Station, Adidas Plant
Senator Chuck Schumer Perry, N.Y. a ' Senator Charles Schumer was in Western New York Tuesday, showing his support for a train station.
Schumer urges Adidas to keep NBA uniforms in USA
Sports apparel maker Adidas plans to end its contract with American suppliers and move production of NBA jerseys to a factory in Thailand.
Perry Veterinary Clinic cited by FDA for unsafe drug administration
An investigation conducted by the FDA this summer revealed that Perry Veterinary Clinic of Perry, NY caused the animal drug sulfadimethoxine to be used in an unsafe manner, and that Perry's unsafe use of the drug caused dairy cows offered for slaughter to contain illegal drug residues in their edible tissues.
Shower peeper arrested at college dorm
A registered sex offender from Wyoming County was arrested after he was found hiding inside a womena s bathroom in a dorm at Nazareth College.
TODAY Wine and more What: Sanborn Winetique Festival Why: Antiques and vintage items, tastings from wineries, food and live music provided.
October 17, 2009, 6:51 AM / Temple Beth Tzedek, 621 Getzville Road, Getzville, will install Rabbi Perry Netter as the new permanent rabbi during a ceremony at 7:30 p. m. Sunday.
Fall Festivals: This is the weekend
Ellicottville Fall Festival October 10 & 11 It's the oldest and largest Festival when the foliage of the surrounding hills is ablaze with color.
Man gets max for death of friend in DWI crash
A young man received the maximum penalty today for causing the death of a friend in a drunken-driving crash while driving without a license because of a previous DWI conviction.
Power to maintain unpaved road seems elusive
Dawn Perry, Bob Duncan, Dave Koenes and Gus Turnbull, residents of Powerhouse Road in Schaghticoke, want Brookfield Renwable Power, which owns a deterioated section of more... Dawn Perry, Bob Duncan, Dave Koenes and Gus Turnbull, residents of Powerhouse Road in Schaghticoke, want Brookfield Renwable Power, which owns a deterioated section of ...
Photographs from the MTV Video Music Awards held at Radio City Music Hall in New York, NY on Sunday, September 13, 2009.
Longtime Batavia 'Daily News' Editorial Page Editor Retires
NEW YORK Sharon Larsen, longtime editorial page editor at The Daily News of Batavia, N.Y. is retiring, according to the paper.
Accident claims life of teen in Livingston County
A teenager died Tuesday evening in a one-car accident on Dunkley Road in Leicester, Livingston County.
THIS STORM WAS LOCATED NEAR WARSAW...OR 19 MILES SOUTH OF BATAVIA...MOVING EAST AT 30 MPH.
Teen Killed in Livingston County Accident
Livingston County Sheriff's Deputies report that speed was a factor in a one-car accident Tuesday that killed a 19-year-old man from Wyoming County.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Long missing Korean War soldier laid to rest
Hundreds of mourners converged Saturday on a rural hilltop cemetery to remember an American soldier who fell in a forgotten war six decades ago.
Valicenti Advisory marks 25 years
G. Jeffrey Aaron Business Twenty-five years ago, a 17-year veteran of Marine Midland Bank's trust department in Elmira left the bank to establish his own investment firm that started with two employees and no assets under management.
Buck runs wild in Penn Yan hardware store,watch surveillance video
An unexpected visitor made a stop at a hardware store in Penn Yan. A six-point buck charged through the front door forcing employees and customers to scramble from their safety.