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Urgent: Plea Deals in Buffalo Billion Case; Highmark Stadium Plans Approved

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UPDATE: Two executives from Syracuse-based COR Development have agreed to plea deals in the high-profile Buffalo Billion corruption case, averting a retrial. The plea agreements were confirmed in court documents obtained earlier today, signaling a significant development in a case that has captured public attention for years.

In related news, the Orchard Park Town Board has just approved a crucial rezoning plan surrounding the new Highmark Stadium. This decision paves the way for potential development as construction of the stadium nears completion, impacting local economies and community plans.

Meanwhile, a boil water order has been lifted for Fredonia, as the Chautauqua County Department of Health announced that the treatment process disruption has been resolved. Residents can now safely use tap water for drinking and cooking, restoring normalcy to the community.

In healthcare developments, Mercy Flight Inc. of Buffalo has revealed plans to acquire Finger Lakes Ambulance. Both organizations aim to tackle pressing challenges, including staffing shortages and rising operational costs, through a unified approach.

On the corporate front, Micron Technology reported record revenues during its latest earnings call. The company is set to break ground on a new semiconductor manufacturing plant in Clay, driven by surging demand for memory chips essential for artificial intelligence technologies.

In a significant religious leadership change, Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Ronald Hicks as the new archbishop of New York. This position holds substantial influence within one of the nation’s largest Catholic dioceses, especially amid ongoing discussions about immigration and church accountability.

Additionally, the board of the Washington performing arts center, often referred to as the Trump-Kennedy Center, has voted to rename the venue. This decision, announced by press secretary Karoline Leavitt, reflects the board’s recognition of former President Trump’s contributions to the center’s reconstruction and financial stability.

As these stories develop, stay tuned for more updates on local impacts and community reactions. Each of these events is unfolding rapidly, and their implications will be significant for residents across the region.

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