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Niagarans with Life-Limiting Illness Can Access Free Support, Advice from Home
Niagara residents with a chronic illness and their care partners can access a specially trained registered nurse to assist them in managing their symptoms and day-to-day well-being in the comfort of their homes. The Virtual Care Monitoring (VCM) program, a Hospice Niagara-led initiative of the NOHT-ÉSON, enables patients to report...
Community Challenge: Support NPCA Volunteers Like Howie and Phil!
The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Foundation is thrilled to have received a special donation in support and recognition of the tireless efforts of our volunteers. The $1,000 donation was made in the names of Howie and Phil, two exemplary NPCA volunteers. This generous donation comes with a heartfelt challenge for our...
Help clean the Scajaquada, win a prize
BUFFALO, N.Y. — This month, Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper has dedicated September to the Scajaquada Creek with their "Solo Sweep Challenge." The community is asked to help "restore and revitalize the creek." The cleanup effort can be an individual challenge or small group work that can be completed anytime and anywhere.
D’Youville University Celebrates Leadership Roles in National Organizations
BUFFALO, NEW YORK – D’Youville University is proud to announce that President Lorrie Clemo, Ph.D. and Ona Halladay, Vice President for Athletics and Planning, have been appointed to key leadership roles within the East Coast Conference (ECC), the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
2nd Annual “Dress The Teachers”
One of the best ways to steer young people in the right direction is to lead by example. For teachers, this is especially true. Not only do teachers have to purchase their own duds, a lot of teachers pay for teaching items out of pocket, if their school – or the students’ parents – do not have the wherewithal to supply teachers/students with the necessary items that they need to succeed.
Beautiful Music NOW - William Christie
In 1979, Buffalo, NY-born musician William Christie founded the period instrument ensemble Les Arts Florissants (LAF), and 13 years ago he founded an annual summer music festival in the tiny, remote French village of Thiré. There are nightly grand performances of baroque operas and sacred compositions by LAF musicians, as well as Juilliard School of Music students, faculty, and alumni. Visitors are also treated to tours of the magnificent, meticulously planned and maintained gardens, and can stroll the sprawling property to enjoy brief casual performances by LAF musicians stationed throughout.
Ellen Pieroni Promises Smooth Sophomore Album Soul Vacation
Buffalo saxophonist Ellen Pieroni will release her sophomore album, Soul Vacation, on August 30. An experienced musician, Pieroni has played with numerous bands, including Folkfaces and Buffalo Afrobeat Orchestra. Ellen Pieroni started playing the saxophone at 8 years old, and has perfected a blend of jazz and soul. Her inspiration...
It’s Time to “Eat Local WNY”
Project spearheaded by UB researcher includes a pledge encouraging people to track local food spending. At this point in time, we should understand the benefits of eating healthy, locally-sourced foods. Maybe you want to keep your money circulating in the Greater Buffalo region? Or you want to so support local growers? Or you want to save the gas that would otherwise be used to truck the products to Buffalo? Or maybe you find it important to know where your food is coming from, to ensure its organic footprint?
Podcast: Head Coach RJ Rubino discusses Row Buffalo’s growth into an elite rowing organization
The world of national and international competitive rowing in Buffalo has reached new heights, under the banner of Row Buffalo. The rowing organization, officially founded during the 2023 rowing season, rose out of Buffalo Scholastic Rowing Association (BSRA), according to head coach RJ Rubino. With over 100 athletes on the...
Top Prize-Winning Lottery Ticket Sold At Long Island Convenience Store
Are you feeling lucky?A top prize-winning TAKE 5 ticket was sold in North Merrick, at the Fast Break convenience store on Merrick Avenue, New York Lottery announced.The ticket – worth $17,145 – was sold for the Midday drawing held Monday, Aug. 26.TAKE 5 drawings are held twice daily, at 2:30 p.m. a…
What could a school smartphone ban look like in NY?
NEW YORK (PIX11) – As NYC students return to school next week, Gov. Kathy Hochul is considering a statewide school smartphone ban. Chalkbeat reporter Alex Zimmerman joins PIX11 to discuss what a possible cellphone ban could look like, how other states implement this type of ban, and potential pushback from school administration. Watch the video […]
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