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An alleged gambling operation in Batavia that was revealed Friday with the arrest of three city residents may have involved substantial amounts of cash, according to the lead investigator in the case.
Steve Mullen, head of the Local Drug Enforcement Task Force, said during a press conference Friday that gamblers
Two men are in custody after an alert neighbor on Weatherwax Road in Oakfield spotted a possible burglary in progress this morning and called in a description of the vehicle as it left the scene.
A Town of Oakfield worker heard the description of the red
According to Indra Nooyi, CEO of PepsiCo, Batavians owe a big thank you to Danny Wegman.
No, not for promising one of his unriviled grocery stores to Genesee County, but for steering her attention toward yogurt and the need to produce it in Western New York.
"When I visited Danny
The plant officially opens today. We'll have coverage late this afternoon.
Throughout the 90-minute opening ceremony for the new Muller Quaker Dairy Plant in the Genesee Valley Agri-Business Park, Steve Hyde sat in the second row and smiled.
Not one speaker -- and there were five of them -- mentioned Hyde by name. There was no official recognition of his work
The governor's office is announcing today that PepsiCo along with a German dairy company, is building a Greek yogurt plant at the Genesee Valley Agri-Business Park.
The announcement confirms reports first published exclusively by The Batavian in November on the name of the company behind the once-secretive Project Wave.
The
Speaking of Muller Quaker Dairy, it was The Batavian the first news source to tell you that "Project Wave" was going to be a yogurt plant built by PepsiCo and a German company.
Over the years, we've brought you in-depth coverage that you rarely get anywhere else about Genesee County
There are now 118 businesses signed on as sponsors of The Batavian. That's the highest total ever.
In the past two months, we've been please to have the following businesses sign on as sponsors:
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Through financial support provided by National Fuel and Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), the first class of 25 graduates received certificates as part of a workforce development program targeting the food processing industry.
Certificates were awarded to the graduates in Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt through RIT, basic
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