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Second Common Council Meeting of July Will Not Be Rescheduled
Officials in the City of Dunkirk have announced that the second Common Council meeting for the month of July will not be rescheduled. As a result, the next council meeting will take place on Monday, August 5th. That meeting was originally slated for Tuesday, August 6th, but was moved to the previous day so that everyone would be free to participate in the city's National Night Out event. The meeting originally scheduled for July 16th was cancelled due to a lack of quorum.
Georgian Bay Giants Claim Dunkirk Fastpitch Softball Title
The Georgian Bay Giants emerged as the champions of the City of Dunkirk's 49th Annual First Ward Falcon Club Tournament that was held July 19-21. The Giants defeated the Niagara Snappers 3-1 in the title game, ending the tournament with a perfect 6-0 record while allowing just three runs. Andres Gonzo was the winning pitcher in the title game, while Aiden Yarde's 7-for-10 performance with three home runs on the second day of the tournament helped him win round robin MVP honors. Third place went to Dunkirk Fastpitch and Weavers of Rochester. Dunkirk Lakeside also made playoffs on the final day.
Tre White jokes the Bills might cheer for him if he picks off Josh Allen
Tre’Davious White is gone from the Buffalo Bills but not forever and not for long. Despite White signing with the Los Angeles Rams this offseason, an NFC team, Buffalo will travel out LA for matchup in Week 14 next season. White was asked about facing his former team recently,...
BPD encouraging people to not bring pets to outdoor events during heatwave
BUFFALO, N.Y. — This upcoming weekend has a lot to offer between the beautiful hot weather and festivals to check out in Western New York. Because of the hotter temps the Buffalo Police are reminding people that they should enjoy all that there is to offer but maybe not take pets along for those experiences too.
Dolphins just did Bills huge favor with massive Tua Tagovailoa contract extension
Fans can say what they want about the Buffalo Bills and their offseason that they had, but they have never had to deal with any kind of contract drama which can carry on for weeks or even months. It is a continuous headache that teams and players are always involved in as the market basically gets set every year depending on the position. Players want their money, but the teams want to make sure that they have flexibility to keep building the team.
Bills rookie gets reality check from coaching staff after rough start to camp
Going from college to the NFL is a hard adjustment and we usually don’t see a lot of success with players quickly adjusting to the speed of the NFL. It is faster and harder and a lot of players struggle to catch up to speed. It is completely normal and as long as they keep improving, the game will start to slow down.
Brandon Beane updates Micah Hyde’s status from Bills training camp
The door remains open for Micah Hyde, according to Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane. The Bills GM spoke via video conference at the start of 2024 training camp. Hyde is still not present summer workouts, but it’s still an option for him as far as Beane is concerned. After lingering neck injuries, the 33-year-old safety is considering hanging it up and retiring. However, he has not officially done so yet. Beane said Hyde is “staying ready,” but it does not sound like Hyde intends on returning to football just yet. Hyde noted this offseason that if he does come back to the NFL, it will be only be in Buffalo. Beane’s full thoughts on Hyde’s status can be found in the clip below: https://billswire.usatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/65/2024/07/beane-hyde-Made-with-Clipchamp.mp4 RelatedBills' Sean McDermott provides update on potential defensive play callingMarquez Valdes-Scantling approves of Josh Allen funPFF: Bills' Rasul Douglas, Taron Johnson named among top-32 cornerbacks in the NFL
Bills co-owner Kim Pegula helps break team huddle in latest sign of her recovery from cardiac arrest
PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- Buffalo Bills co-owner Kim Pegula showed significant signs in her recovery from a debilitating cardiac arrest by being escorted to the field by her husband to help break the post-practice team huddle on Friday. Though her steps were somewhat tentative, this marked the first time Pegula was...
Stefon Diggs is already making the Bills regret trading him in Texans camp
Months later, and I still don't understand what the Buffalo Bills were thinking. While another team famously moved on from Stefon Diggs previously, the Minnesota Vikings were able to secure another superstar wide receiver in Justin Jefferson. He may have been incredible in college at LSU, but nobody saw this coming. Meanwhile, Buffalo is counting on Keon Coleman to be his heir apparent.
As complaints mount, Council President suggests city create its own ambulance service
AMR is the primary ambulance provider in Buffalo. They have been operating without a contract since March 2021. Many city lawmakers have received reports of ambulances showing up over an hour late, or not showing up at all. More from WBEN:
Stroehmann’s Bakery in Olean notifies employees it will close after 100 years in the city
OLEAN — Bimbo Bakeries announced to employees Wednesday that the Stroehmann bakery on North Second Street in Olean would close in three months, furloughing more than 80 workers. New emissions controls all but eliminated the aroma of fresh-baked bread that once wafted from the plant. In 90 days, the...
Flames Ravage Vacant House on Jamestown's South Side
Flames extensively damaged the front porch to the second-floor part of the front of a vacant house on Jamestown's south side early Saturday. City fire crews were called to 24 Broadhead Avenue at about 12:15 AM and found the porch fully engulfed in flames, with fire extending above the porch roof. No one was found inside the building at the time, and no interior fire was found. Crews were at the scene until shortly before 2:00 AM. No one was hurt, and the cause of the blaze is under investigation. No services were connected to the home, which is currently owned by the Chautauqua County Land Bank.
Ross Cancels Performance at Lucille Ball Comedy Festival
One of the three headlining performers at next week's Lucille Ball Comedy Festival in Jamestown will not be there. The National Comedy Center announced Friday afternoon on Twitter that "Roastmaster General" Jeffrey Ross had to cancel his performance that was scheduled for Friday, August 2nd. No reason was given for that decision. All buyers who purchased tickets for that show will receive a refund.
Lancaster Woman Arrested for DWI in Hanover
(WNY News Now) – Hanover, NY – A Lancaster woman faces multiple charges after traffic stop. On July 26, 2024, at approximately 11:44 PM, the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office conducted a traffic stop on Alleghany Road in the Town of Hanover. The driver, identified as Melanie A. Schultz, 40, of Lancaster, NY, was allegedly found to be driving while intoxicated.
Jamestown Woman Arrested on Felony Warrants After Foot Pursuit
(WNY News Now) – Jamestown, NY – In the early hours of July 23rd, Jamestown police apprehended a Jamestown woman after a brief foot chase on Lakeview Ave. On July 23, 2024, at approximately 12:28 am, Jamestown Police Department’s 3rd platoon officers attempted to check on a suspicious vehicle on Lakeview Ave. During this check, Kylah M. Seiberg, a 29-year-old female from Jamestown, fled from the vehicle.
Trespass Arrest in Jamestown Uncovers Drug Possession
(WNY News Now) – Jamestown, NY – Officers apprehended two suspects in a condemned residence on the south side of Jamestown, leading to drug possession charges. On July 26, 2024, at approximately 7:19 PM, Jamestown police officers responded to a trespass report on the south side of the city. Upon arrival, they found Bryanne Childers, 36, and Michael Miller, 38, in a condemned residence. Both individuals were promptly taken into custody for criminal trespass in the third degree.
Federal Jury Convicts Jamestown Man of Multiple Drug Charges
(WNY News Now) – BUFFALO, N.Y. — In a significant crackdown on drug-related crimes, U.S. Attorney Trini E. Ross announced that a Jamestown, NY, man has been convicted by a federal jury on multiple serious drug charges. The charges include possession with intent to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine, possession of MDMA, possession with intent to distribute fentanyl, and maintaining a drug-involved premises. These convictions carry a mandatory minimum penalty of 25 years in prison and a maximum of life imprisonment.
Huge Expansion and More Jobs Coming to West Seneca, New York
In one of the largest expansion projects in its history, Upstate Niagara Cooperative Inc. is working on plans for a $150 million project that will more than double the size - and capacity - of its West Seneca operations hub. Upstate Niagara has proposed a 250,000-square-foot addition to its existing...
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