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local
Open Buffalo, African Heritage Food Co-op hosting food, mask giveaways this summer
coronavirus
Buffalo-area colleges prepare to welcome students in the fall
Preparing to welcome students back has been a long process for many Western New York colleges, with safety being a top priority.
local
Mayor Brown calls to rename NFTA station after Black architect
Robert T. Coles designed the Utica Street station. He passed away in May.
local
Concerns continue over constant fireworks in the City of Buffalo
'I understand we all want to celebrate. We want to have fun, but there comes a time when you have to be considerate of others.'
coronavirus
Cuomo postpones indoor dining in New York City
'It's partially lack of citizen compliance and lack of local government compliance, enforcement,' the governor said Wednesday during a news briefing.
coronavirus
New York State church leaders adapt to coronavirus restrictions
'I think until we see zero cases, until we see this pandemic over, life won’t be as usual in the church or anywhere else,' Pastor Darius Pridgen said.
coronavirus
How will COVID-19 change summer activities in Western New York?
While several events have been canceled, many activities will still be available, with some changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
local
Quentin Suttles attorney: 'They beat the crap out of him'
Attorney for the 30-year-old Buffalo man involved in violent encounter with police in May is calling on changes to the Buffalo Police Use of Force policy.
news
Sunday's Unity Walk In Buffalo Postponed
A spokesperson for the city cited coronavirus concerns as a reason to push back the event from this Sunday.
nation-world
Poll: Nearly all Americans back criminal justice reform
Just 5% of Americans believe no changes are necessary, according to a new poll.
local
Pet Connection hosting drive-thru pet food bank Thursday
Pet Connection is offering dog food, cat food and cat litter for anyone who is in desperate need.
coronavirus
Call to reopen outdoor Buffalo basketball courts grows louder
A group of youth sports and community advocates gathered in Delaware Park on Saturday afternoon, calling for basketball courts to be reopened.
coronavirus
Buffalo-area colleges prepare to welcome students in the fall
Preparing to welcome students back has been a long process for many Western New York colleges, with safety being a top priority.
local
Mayor Brown calls to rename NFTA station after Black architect
Robert T. Coles designed the Utica Street station. He passed away in May.
local
Concerns continue over constant fireworks in the City of Buffalo
'I understand we all want to celebrate. We want to have fun, but there comes a time when you have to be considerate of others.'
coronavirus
Cuomo postpones indoor dining in New York City
'It's partially lack of citizen compliance and lack of local government compliance, enforcement,' the governor said Wednesday during a news briefing.
coronavirus
New York State church leaders adapt to coronavirus restrictions
'I think until we see zero cases, until we see this pandemic over, life won’t be as usual in the church or anywhere else,' Pastor Darius Pridgen said.
coronavirus
How will COVID-19 change summer activities in Western New York?
While several events have been canceled, many activities will still be available, with some changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
local
Quentin Suttles attorney: 'They beat the crap out of him'
Attorney for the 30-year-old Buffalo man involved in violent encounter with police in May is calling on changes to the Buffalo Police Use of Force policy.
news
Sunday's Unity Walk In Buffalo Postponed
A spokesperson for the city cited coronavirus concerns as a reason to push back the event from this Sunday.
nation-world
Poll: Nearly all Americans back criminal justice reform
Just 5% of Americans believe no changes are necessary, according to a new poll.
local
Pet Connection hosting drive-thru pet food bank Thursday
Pet Connection is offering dog food, cat food and cat litter for anyone who is in desperate need.
coronavirus
Call to reopen outdoor Buffalo basketball courts grows louder
A group of youth sports and community advocates gathered in Delaware Park on Saturday afternoon, calling for basketball courts to be reopened.
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