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Ned Getsto
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Journalist, Western New York News Now
New York
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By Ned Getsto Verified| Western New York News Now Verified (WNY News Now) – A 35-year-old Buffalo man faces a significant prison term for a series of attempted armed robberies targeting local convenience stores. Acting Erie County District Attorney Michael J. Keane announces that Cesarick Merritt, 35, of Buffalo was sentenced yesterday morning before Erie County Court Judge Kenneth Case to 7 years in prison followed by 5 years of post-release supervision.
Chautauqua County Executive Unveils $301.9 Million 2025 Budget with Fifth Consecutive Tax Rate Reduction
By Ned Getsto Verified| Western New York News Now Verified (WNY News Now) – County Executive Paul Wendel Jr. announces a $301.9 million budget that reduces property taxes while staying under the tax cap for the fifth straight year. MAYVILLE, N.Y. – Chautauqua County Executive Paul M. Wendel Jr. has unveiled his proposed 2025 Executive Budget, emphasizing responsible fiscal management, essential service investments, and maintaining a strong financial position while staying under the state tax cap for the fifth consecutive year.
By Ned Getsto Verified| Western New York News Now Verified (WNY News Now) – A 35-year-old Buffalo man faces a significant prison term for a series of attempted armed robberies targeting local convenience stores. Acting Erie County District Attorney Michael J. Keane announces that Cesarick Merritt, 35, of Buffalo was sentenced yesterday morning before Erie County Court Judge Kenneth Case to 7 years in prison followed by 5 years of post-release supervision.
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Western New York News Now
New York, United States