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Revitalization Funding Coming For the City of Salamanca
January 26, 2017
“The unique partnership being developed between the Seneca Nation of Indians and the City of Salamanca received a shot in the arm today, with funding from New York State. Deteriorating properties will see a facelift, and the remediation projects will provide an influx for the City’s tax base, as businesses have safe, quality places to open up shop. This investment in our community will be a major step forward for the City’s Downtown Strategic Plan, and long-term economic development efforts. I supported the city’s funding request, and look forward to the progress,” said Senator Young.
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