GRAND ISLAND, N.Y. -- A Grand Island family had to be rushed to the hospital for symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Grand Island rescue crews received a call just after 2:30am Friday to a home on River Oaks Drive.

When officials arrived, they say a man came to the door who was plainly ill and confused.

Surya and Chandana Yadavilli, 36 and 29, respectively, and their 13-month-old baby were taken out of the home.

Officials say CO levels measured at 300 parts per million, which is considered high.

The family was treated by medics at the scene and then transported to Mt. St. Mary's Hospital in Lewiston.

A spokesperson for the Grand Island fire department told 2 On Your Side the husband had called a friend saying he had a headache; the friend called 911.

NORTH TONAWANDA, NY - Audubon Machinery Corporation announces that it has acquired Roe Bio-Medical Products, an engineering and manufacturing company of lab animal equipment. Roe Bio-Medical will partner with Schlyer Machine in providing everything for the vivarium washroom.  The products range from rackwashers to vacuum bedding delivery and removal systems.

Roe Bio-Medical Products will relocate its manufacturing, sales, and marketing efforts to 814 Wurlitzer Drive, North Tonawanda, NY.

Audubon Machinery is excited about the additional product offerings now available to its research, pharmaceutical, and lab animal customers.

Crowley Webb, a full-service advertising agency in Buffalo, NY, just completed 25 straight hours of work for Twenty-Five Hour Workday contest winner, You and Who.

Crowley Webb created the contest to celebrate their 25th anniversary in 2011. The aim was to give away a free marketing campaign to a worthy startup in Western New York. The agency received more than 40 entries, which they narrowed to three finalists who were charged with getting votes on Crowley Webb’s website. After 15,000 votes were cast, You and Who was named the winner. You and Who works with artists from around the country to design custom t-shirts. For each shirt sold, the company donates matching items to organizations that help those in need.