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Best Weekend Events For May 24-27 In Western New York
This weekend is known as the unofficial start to the summer, and Western New York has big plans for this one. With it being a long weekend, there are so many things to do this weekend, from concerts to races, a hot air balloon rally, and more! Plus, the weather is going to be pretty much perfect this weekend, with temperatures hovering the upper mid 70s.
Buffalo is asking stores selling cannabis without a license to cease doing so immediately
BUFFALO, N.Y. — This week The Leaf on Bailey was the target of a small protest by residents in Buffalo's University district. They are opposed to the store operating without license to sell cannabis. The City of Buffalo's commissioner of permit and inspection services, Catherine Amdur, told 2 On...
Buffalo Opens Splash Pads for Memorial Day Weekend Amid Warm Temperatures
Buffalo, N.Y. — In response to the warm temperatures expected over Memorial Day weekend, the City of Buffalo has decided to open its splash pads early. The city’s 10 splash pads will be operational on Saturday, May 25, Sunday, May 26, and Monday, May 27, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Lancaster Receives $4.5 Million from NY Forward for Downtown Revitalization
New York State Governor Kathy Hochul recently celebrated the village of Lancaster’s award of $4.5 million from Round 1 of the NY Forward economic development program, for eight projects aimed at revitalizing the local economy.
Celebrating Seneca heritage at Silo City
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Indigenous culture and history is all around us, in fact both were on display a week ago as Seneca leaders commemorated the signing of the Buffalo Creek Treaty of 1842, which affirmed Seneca sovereignty. It was also a reminder of the land that was once held...
Buffalo Common Council Approves $618 Million City Budget Amid Tax Levy Debate
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Buffalo Common Council unanimously passed the city's $618 million budget on Wednesday, following a series of amendments, including a significant reduction in the proposed tax levy increase.
Buffalo Marathon 5K runners dash through downtown streets
BUFFALO, N.Y. — First came the fireworks and the welcome party Friday night, kicking off the Buffalo Marathon weekend. Then came the 5K on Saturday morning, when over 1,100 people ran through the downtown Buffalo streets. Brendan Wagler of Rochester was the first person to cross the finish line,...
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