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Buffalo’s new budget includes $13.5 million in “uncertain revenue” plus another $90 million more in questionable revenues over the next 3 years, but the Control Board punts again
So, what’s a city to do when they already have dug a deep hole and keep on digging?. The people in charge at Buffalo City Hall have been through this drill before and things have never ended well. What’s that expression about doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results?
Music is Art Festival set to take place at Buffalo's Outer Harbor on Sept. 21
After it was originally scheduled to take place on the grounds of Buffalo's AKG and Buffalo State University, the Music is Art Festival will now take place at Buffalo's Outer Harbor.
Rockland's feud with Hochul leaves seat on MTA board vacant for more than a year
Rockland County’s feud with Gov. Kathy Hochul over mass transit policy has left county taxpayers without a representative on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board for more than a year. Rockland County Executive Ed Day and his preferred candidate for the seat, Neil Cosgrove, say the governor has shown disrespect...
Buffalo Bills Defense: 3 Bold Predictions Under New DC Bobby Babich
The Buffalo Bills defense will see a change in play caller for the first time since 2017, with Bobby Babich taking over as the new defensive coordinator, a role previously held by Sean McDermott and Leslie Frazier. Terrel Bernard stood out last season with 143 total tackles, 6.5 sacks, 3...
How Delaware North builds career paths from hourly cook to salaried sous chef
Global foodservice operator Delaware North has a new program that pairs up-and-coming culinarians with mentors to build a better future career. And it’s already been helping hourly cooks move up to become salaried sous chefs. CHEFS, or Culinary Hospitality Excellence for Future Success, takes the mentor-mentee model into the kitchen with in-house culinary training through 12 months of coursework, leading up to ProChef I or II designations.
Bob's Stores is closing all New England locations. What it means in New Hampshire
Bob's Stores is closing all of its store locations, including one in Hampshire. The discount retailer announced it's closing all of its locations throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island. The only New Hampshire location is located at 1400 Oaklawn Ave. in Cranston. Bob's Stores President Dave Barton said the company's financial struggles led...
Doctors call on Buffalo to enforce rental inspection law
A group of doctors and other medical professionals are calling on Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown to begin the implementation of a law requiring inspections of rental units for lead. The bill was passed four years ago. Read more from WBEN:
University solar projects model institutional responsibility
The University at Buffalo (UB) has an aggressive climate action plan with a goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2030. To move the University closer to that goal, it’s installed five ground-mount solar arrays as well as four rooftop installations with plans for more in the future. The largest...
“It’s A Fairytale!” Dawson Knox’s Wedding Video [WATCH]
After a 6 month engagement, Dawson Knox is officially a married man!. Bills TE Dawson Knox shared the news back in December during a bye week last season that he popped the question to his girlfriend Alexandra Seefeldt, and she said yes!. Knox and Seefeldt were enjoying a day at...
Missing 41-year-old man in the City of Buffalo
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Buffalo Police Department is looking for the community's help in locating 41-year-old Jeffery Takacs. Jeffery is described as a white male with brown hair and blue eyes. He stands at 6ft-tall and has a beard with a light complexation. Police reported that Jeffery was last seen wearing all black with black sneakers.
New Civic Engagement Opportunities for SUNY Students
SUNY Students Encouraged To Apply Here for 500 Paid Civic and Service Internships. In a move to foster civic responsibility and community service among its student body, SUNY is launching the Empire State Service Corps Program. This initiative, led by Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado, expands paid civic and service opportunities for SUNY students.
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