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LAY OFFS: Seneca Gaming Corp. to cut 210 jobs
The struggling economy has evidently caught up with the local gaming industry.
The Seneca Gaming Corp. announced on Tuesday plans to lay off a total of 210 of the 4,800 employees who work at its casino operations in Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Salamanca. - MONDAY: Mets, Bisons set to announce affiliation deal New York Mets executives are in Buffalo to announce that the Triple A Bisons will be the major-league team’s top farm club.
- FRIDAY: Police, fire departments offer disaster training courses (3:13 p.m.) The Lockport police and fire departments are offering a free community emergency preparedness course.
- FRIDAY: Four school districts holding meetings (1:25 p.m.) Four school districts in eastern Niagara County will be holding school board meetings next week.
- FRIDAY: Staffing agency opens payroll center in upstate NY (12:40 p.m.) Adecco, the world’s biggest staffing agency, is opening a new payroll operations center in suburban Rochester that will create 200 new jobs by 2010.
- FRIDAY: Ex-manager accused of theft from NY bowling group (9:58 p.m.) State police say a 54-year-old man stole as much as $200,000 from a state bowling association while serving as its manager.
- THURSDAY: AT&T expands 3G to NT (4:57 p.m.) AT&T Inc. is expanding its third-generation, or 3G, high speed wireless network many areas of Niarage and Erie counties.
- THURSDAY: Schumer to offer banks a deal (2:43 p.m.) Sen. Charles Schumer plans to offer a broad economic proposal for the government to offer a financial lifeline to those banks that are willing to renegotiate mortgages for those on the brink of losing their homes.
- THURSDAY: US woman killed in Yemen embassy attack (11:35 a.m.) The State Department has confirmed that a young American woman and her Yemeni husband were killed in a terrorist attack at the U.S. Embassy in Yemen.
- THURSDAY: Vegas detective tells of encountering O.J. Simpson (11:24 p.m.) When police detective Andy Caldwell heard that O.J. Simpson was a suspect in a robbery, he said he couldn’t believe it.
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LAY OFFS: Seneca Gaming Corp. to cut 210 jobs
The struggling economy has evidently caught up with the local gaming industry.
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