What to know about the week ahead
The Office of Cannabis Management Cannabis Control Board will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday in New York City for its regular monthly meeting. It can be viewed via livestream at Cannabis.NY.gov. The meeting agenda is slated to be posted to that website by Monday night.
M&T Bank is scheduled to release its third-quarter earnings on Wednesday morning.
KeyBank is scheduled to release its third-quarter earnings on Thursday morning.
The state Labor Department will release its September jobs report for the Buffalo Niagara region Thursday afternoon.
The Walden Galleria will host a fall job fair from 3 to 6 p.m. Wednesday on the lower level near the Apple Store. Employers in attendance will include Buffalo Milk-Bone, Erie 2 BOCES, First Student, UB Campus Dining & Shops and United Healthcare. The event is free to attend for all job seekers.
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Employers who would like to participate can call Dawn Rayl at 716-681-7600, Ext. 132, or email dawnrayl@pyramidmg.com. For more information, visit waldengalleria.com.
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