Brian Higgins said "The storied Shea's Seneca building on Seneca Street in South Buffalo reopens to the public after 18 months of extensive renovations made possible by Federal and State historic tax credits. Built in 1929, the former movie theater was the anchor of the once- thriving Seneca Street business district, and it will reopen this Thursday. The use of Federal historic tax credits added more than $1 million to this historic preservation project. There is new hope and optimism about the future of Seneca Street because of the vision of developer Jake Schneider and his wise use of the Federal Historic Tax Credit program that made the Shea's Seneca project a reality. ___________________

On the recordJanuary 9, 2019

The storied Shea's Seneca building on Seneca Street in South Buffalo reopens to the public after 18 months of extensive renovations made possible by Federal and State historic tax credits. Built in 1929, the former movie theater was the anchor of the once- thriving Seneca Street business district, and it will reopen this Thursday. The use of Federal historic tax credits added more than $1 million to this historic preservation project. There is new hope and optimism about the future of Seneca Street because of the vision of developer Jake Schneider and his wise use of the Federal Historic Tax Credit program that made the Shea's Seneca project a reality. ____________________

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Brian Higgins

Democratic · New York

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