Northeast

Buffalo N.Y. sold $32 million of school refunding bonds Thursday.

Canton, Conn., voters will decide on nearly $20 million worth of capital projects in a November referendum.

New York's state and local governments are facing a combined total of $250 billion of unfunded post-retirement health care coverage for public workers.

A federal court on Thursday afternoon approved the reorganization plan and subsequent bankruptcy exit for Central Falls, R.I., only 13 months after it filed.

The Rockland County Legislature approved the sale of $30 million of revenue anticipation notes to fund the county's cash flow needs, scheduled for later this month.

The Hunts Point Terminal Market received a $25 million federal grant, with New York officials hoping the latest move will help keep it in the South Bronx.

Some Harrisburg, Pa., City Council members are prepared to risk a contempt charge and vote against a court order to double the city's earned-income tax.

Massachusetts' new health care cost-containment law could pressure the credit quality of providers by compressing margins, according to Standard & Poor's.

The Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency plans to sell $35.7 million sale of fixed-rate, single-family housing revenue bonds through negotiation.

Teetering Scranton, Pa., closes on a deal with Amalgamated to borrow $6.25 million in tax-anticipation notes, which the city says will bring short-term relief.