Tops filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in February and as part of the reorganization of the company, officials say they will likely close some stores – although details on specific locations have not been released.

The supermarket chain, which employees more than 14,000 people across the country, has several locations in Jamestown and Chautauqua County, including two locations in Jamestown, as well as a location in Falconer, Frewsburg, Mayville, Westfield, Dunkirk and Silver Creek.

According to an article in the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, the company will seek permission to close some stores from a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the coming weeks.

According to documents, Tops is requesting “to close any stores that they determine, in their business judgment, should be closed in order to preserve liquidity and maximize the value of their respective estates.”

The motion will go before the court on May 10.

Lakeshore Hospital in Irving.

BUFFALO – A north county hospital that was set to close its doors by the end of this month will now have enough money to stay open until at least its next appearance in bankruptcy court.

That’s according to an article in the Buffalo News, which reports that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Buffalo decided Wednesday to allow TLC Health Network – the parent company of Lake Shore Hospital – to take a loan, effectively allowing it to keep its doors open until its next court date on Feb. 3.

According to officials in Bankruptcy court, no action was taken on the $1 million emergency loan from the Dormitory Authority of the state of New York (DASNY), a division of the state Department of Health. That’s because both sides are still negotiating final details of the loan, which was secured by state Sen. Cathy Young.

In the meantime, the judge approved TLC to borrow more money from Brooks Memorial, which will keep Lake Shore open until Feb. 3, when the next hearing has been scheduled.