ALBANY, NY (01/22/2013)(readMedia)– “For the third year in a row, Governor Cuomo has presented a budget designed to control overall state spending. The Governor’s budget closes a $1 billion plus spending-gap with no new taxes or fees. It also provides additional mandate relief sending a signal to business leaders that the state is prepared to […]
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Houghton College will open two new locations in Niagara County for their Adult Education Program in 2013. The first location to open will be in the city of Niagara Falls, N.Y., and will begin classes on March 6, 2013. The second location will be in Lockport, N.Y., and is set to begin classes on July
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Below are upcoming U.S. Commercial Service initiatives designed to connect you to business opportunities around the world. Please scroll down to learn more about each opportunity. 1.) Webinar: The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) Briefing 2.) Webinar: Patent Your Products 3.) Event: Automated Export System Conference in English and Spanish 4.) Event: 7th Annual Hot
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Don’t miss this opportunity to promote your services and products 3 ways, all year, in the Niagara USA Chamber’s new, full color, glossy 2013 Business Directory & Community Guide. Published in print and online with a companion business locator map. Print distribution includes newcomers, visitors, Chamber members, hotels and various high traffic locations around
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The Niagara USA Chamber has been a long time member of the Niagara Military Affairs Council. The NIMAC Board has been working vigorously on strategies to keep the air base open and fully staffed as the Federal government looks to ways to trim the military budget. Indeed, you may have read some good news about
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LOCKPORT- Niagara County lawmakers approved a $321.8 million spending plan Tuesday night in Lockport, with a slight 1.2 percent property tax rate increase that is below the county’s legally-required 2 percent tax cap. The approved budget sets a full value tax rate of $7.72 per $1,000 of assessed value, up slightly from the $7.63 rate