Michael Polce

2 weeks ago | beenews.com | Michael Polce

The Walden Galleria shopping mall is going through a foreclosure process after defaulting on a loan worth well over $200 million, according to court documents. The plaintiff, Wells Fargo Bank, on behalf of the mortgage company, filed the complaint in the state Supreme Court against Pyramid Management Group, the owner’s of the mall. Pyramid Management Group entered into the loan agreement with the mortgage company in 2012. The loan agreement was reached to improve and keep the mall running.

2 weeks ago | beenews.com | Michael Polce

Town of Cheektowaga residents discussed their disapproval over short-term rental properties during a Town of Cheektowaga board meeting on Tuesday, June 10, after a chaotic party was held at one in their neighborhood. One resident, Wally Carriero, said police were called to Dick Road, which is the street he lives on, early Sunday, to deal with a party people were having at an Airbnb rental property.

1 month ago | clarencebee.com | Michael Polce

Polly Thoman, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and owner of Baby’s Sweet Beginnings Breastfeeding and Maternity Boutique recently moved her business into the Town of Clarence. The business is the only privately owned lactation center in WNY owned and operated by an IBCLC, according to their website, https://www.babyssweetbeginnings.com/. It is now located inside The Fountain, 8469 Sheridan Drive. They […]

1 month ago | clarencebee.com | Michael Polce

Brody Kaufman, a 17-year-old from the Town of Clarence, saved a stranded kayaker from drowning while he was on vacation with his family in the Florida Keys during spring break. On their way back from vacation, Kaufman and his family stopped at the Toms Harbor Bridge to see some wildlife. While looking off the bridge, his family saw a group […]

2 months ago | orchardparkbee.com | Michael Polce

The new owners of the Seneca Mall site gave an update on their redevelopment plans at last week’s planning board meeting and asked for a rezoning from the current C-1 and M-1 to C-2(s), which will allow them to build a fueling facility and drive through restaurants on the site. The planning board approved the recommendation, which will then be […] Oops! A Digital Subscription is required to view this content.