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New Golf Rules Could Shorten Drive Distance

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By Brian Mazurowski Verified
| WBEN-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP/WBEN) — New rules could soon shorten your longest drive. The USGA and R&A are moving ahead with a new standard for golf ball distance in 2030, while saying Wednesday they will broaden their study to review and test other areas that might help keep distance from getting out of hand. The objective has been keeping distance from making golf too one-dimensional, and in some cases leading courses to getting longer. The target has primarily been golf balls.
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North Tonawanda Extends Moratorium on Data Centers

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By Brian Mazurowski Verified
| WBEN-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
North Tonawanda, NY (WBEN) - The City of North Tonawanda on Tuesday extended its moratorium on crypto mining and data center development for another year. A previous two-year moratorium was set to expire next month, but the extension approved yesterday now halts efforts by DigiPower X to turn their crypto mining facility on Erie Avenue into a data center.
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Business leaders raise concerns over Canalside subsidized housing

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By Brian Mazurowski Verified
| WBEN-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - A group of Downtown Buffalo business leaders are sounding the alarm after they say the developer of the North Aud Block at Canalside altered their plans to greatly increase the amount of low income housing their development would include, without public input.
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