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Man dead in ‘targeted’ shooting in Schiller Park neighborhood
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Pop by MLK Jr. Park this Sunday, July 21 to make PAPER by reusing invasive plant material
This Sunday, July 21, pop by MLK Jr. Park to check out how the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy is reusing invasive plant material! By working with Janna Willoughby-Lohr, the owner of Papercraft Miracles, they were able to come up with a reusable solution, and created a paper made entirely out of an invasive plant that was removed from the park!
2024 Disability Pride Festival at Canalside
The 2024 Disability Pride Festival at Canalside coincides with the 34th anniversary of the passing of the landmark legislation, the Americans with Disabilities Act or ADA. “Today we celebrate that and the many other contributions of people with disabilities,” said Sophia Roberts of the Self Advocacy Association of NYS. “We combat stigma and discrimination against people with disabilities by celebrating all of who we are. Buffalo is home to some very talented people whose lives are touched by disability. Disability Pride amplifies the idea that people with disabilities are an integral part of human society, vibrant and creative, and in fact, always have been. The event is free and we welcome all people.”
$2.5 Million Grant for Philosopher-Led Project on Diversity & Disagreement
“Dynamism is the core of liberalism. The reason why liberalism is better than its global competitors, such as authoritarianism or different forms of perfectionism, is because it harnesses disagreements and diversity and channels it into productive outcomes.”. That’s Ryan Muldoon, professor of philosophy at the University at Buffalo and director...
Buffalo Airport, hospitals among WNY services affected by technology outage
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A global technology outage affecting Microsoft apps and services led to major disruptions around the world Friday, including in Western New York. The Buffalo Niagara International Airport had multiple flights delayed Friday morning as a result of the outage, a spokesperson for the NFTA told WIVB News 4, and they are “advising travelers to contact their airline” as some flights are still able to fly out.
Here Are The Best Wing Deals In Western New York
There are two things that we love here in Western New York, Good wings and good deals. READ MORE: THIS IS THE MOST UNDERRATED SPOT FOR WINGS IN WESTERN NEW YORK. Growing up in West Seneca, I remember the days of 10-cent wings and dollar drafts. While those days are long gone, there are still plenty of places in the 716 to go and enjoy a great deal on wings.
Buffalo Youth Climate Lawsuit on $1 Billion Kensington Expressway Project
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"Hopefully we made an impact today," Buffalo Bills' Dalton Kincaid & Spencer Brown wrap up 2-day football camp
BUFFALO, NY. (WKBW) — Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid and offensive tackle Spencer Brown wrapped up their 2-day Football ProCamp at West Seneca East High School on Thursday morning. The camp offered kids in grades 1st through 8th a chance to sharpen their football skills and compete with...
Tree damage, cable lines take days to clean up in North Buffalo community
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – A tree comes crashing down in a North Buffalo neighborhood, but it takes days for anyone to show up to clean it up, or to clean up the damage it caused. Imagine coming home and finding in your backyard a tree that came crashing down with wires all over the place. […]
30 families of parishes presenting alternatives to Buffalo Diocese merger recommendations
Thirty out of the 36 families of parishes in the Diocese of Buffalo are presenting formal alternatives to the diocese regarding the mergers and closures that were proposed by diocesan officials back in June. Those six families not providing new recommendations include Family #5 in Chautauqua County, Family #19 in...
County lawmakers hold opioid discussion with local programs due to escalating deaths related to opioids
With the rates of opioid-related deaths escalating rapidly in Erie County, county lawmakers held an opioid discussion on Thursday during the Legislature’s Health and Human Services committee meeting. Read more from WBEN:
Max Strbak excelling by playing at Michigan State
Before Max Strbak was drafted by the Buffalo Sabres in the 2023 NHL Draft, he came to North America from Slovakia and played in the USHL, which allowed him to learn the North American game before heading to Michigan State University. More from WGR:
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