Operator of Buffalo nursing home to pay $45 million in settlement with New York attorney general
The owners of four New York nursing homes, including one in Buffalo, will pay up to $45 million to settle a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James that accused the owners of financial fraud and resident neglect.
New York nursing home operator to pay $45 million over claims it stole funds, neglected care
Nursing home operator Centers Health Care, its owners and related entities have agreed to pay $45 million to settle a lawsuit by New York accusing them of stealing government funds while understaffing facilities,
Please join NAIOP Upstate New York and our friends at the Urban Land Institute for a special presentation regarding the ...
The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) today announced that KeyBank Center in Buffalo will host one of the nine ...
It may have worked out for the best. After a contentious few months, during which MusicalFare got caught in the crosshairs of ...
Buffalo, N.Y. (WKBW)— Hundreds of families in Buffalo will ... from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m at the Johnnie B. Wiley Center.
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ShotClub Social partners with local construction company to build Buffalo golf centerA large scale golf and entertainment center may soon be coming to Buffalo. ShotClub Social announced Thursday that they have ...
The plan is to have 60 year-round golf driving bays, duck-pin bowling, and arcade games, all paired with fine casual dining.
Comedian Shane Gillis will head out on a global arena tour making stops at 27 cities across North America and Europe.
When Benderson Development bought Boulevard Consumer Square in 2009, the center was already one of the busiest in Amherst.
As we reported last week the Veterans One-stop Center received just over $1.5 million in federal tax dollars to help play a ...
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