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Common Council member proposes reviving revamped D.A.R.E. program in Buffalo Public Schools

Common Council member proposes reviving revamped D.A.R.E. program in Buffalo Public Schools

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Common Council member proposes reviving revamped D.A.R.E. program in Buffalo Public Schools

A representative for the Buffalo Public Schools District told the council Tuesday they are "absolutely interested in being at the table for the discussion."

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State nurses union begins contract negotiations with ECMC

ECMC has more than 1,300 nurses. They say they've been dealing with low staff, supplies, and wages, in addition to unsafe working conditions.
Coronavirus

Canada to drop vaccine mandate at border Sept. 30

Canada, like the United States, currently requires foreign nationals to be vaccinated when entering the country.
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CWA, 1199SEIU union negotiations paused

CWA and 1199SEIU say the organization that provides accreditation for Kaleida arrived this week for its three-year survey.

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Local church responds to complaint about Black Lives Matter sign

Parkside Lutheran will keep the sign-up after the Board of Elections received an anonymous complaint about it. The church is a polling place & the sign is legal.
Business

Chipotle to open its first City of Buffalo site, displacing Tokyo II Seafood & Steak

Tokyo II Seafood & Steakhouse will serve its last sushi roll Sept. 30, closing at 2236 Delaware Ave. after 11 years in business.

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Education

Yes, University of Idaho told staff they could be fired and charged for promoting abortion, contraception

The University of Idaho is urging staff members to “remain neutral” in discussions about abortion and avoid promoting contraception in response to state laws.
Economy

No, Biden executive order won’t replace paper money with digital currency

Some people on social media have claimed that an executive order signed in March 2022 would make paper money “worthless.” That’s false.