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Jarael Adams Returns To Utica Street With A Declaration Of Possibility Mural

Jarael Adams grew up on these streets. Now his mural A Declaration of Possibility rises at Main and Utica, painted with Trinity Washington, Marquise Rowell and Aanika Nawar.

Buffalo, NY · 2d

The Spun

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NWS Issues Warning Ahead Of First 'Widespread' Snow Of Season

Thanksgiving isn't even here yet, but a winter storm is on the horizon.

Cleveland, OH · 2d
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wnypapers.com

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National Grid providing more than $2 million in economic development grant funding to bolster projects, foster growth across Western New York

Through its various economic development grant programs, National Grid supports the transformation of commercial districts, and long-underused properties in cities and towns across its service areas. And in recent months, the company awarded economic development grants totaling more than $2 million to six projects in Erie, Niagara and Chautauqua counties.

Buffalo, NY · 16h
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wnymedia.net

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Carrick Bros: Maple Memories | Buffalo Sabres Embedded | Visiting Sam Carrick’s Family Business

Posts make misleading claims about Wisconsin registered voter numbers and Texas fraud arrests →Pete Hegseth hit with smattering of boos at Veterans Day event →Bills’ Josh Allen, others speak after Wednesday’s practice →Buffalo Bills’ Joe Brady holds media availability →Buffalo Sabres introduce Ralph, a Samoyed pup named for team owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. →UB research center examines how AI can help fight addiction →

Buffalo, NY · 2d
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News 4 Buffalo

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Catholic Health to encourage masks at medical facilities

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Masks will be “strongly encouraged” for visitors at Catholic Health and Trinity Medical facilities beginning Nov. 16 as flu season is underway. Associates, providers, students and volunteers will also be required to wear a surgical or approved medical-grade mask in patient care areas. Catholic Health says masks will be required regardless […]

Buffalo, NY · 1d

News 4 Buffalo

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Communication policy fuels tension in Buffalo City Hall

Buffalo Common Council members are not happy with a directive that limits direct communications with employees

Buffalo, NY · 2d

Country Herald

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NY Weather Alert: Buffalo, NY Rain/Snow Saturday, Nov 13-17

Rain and snow return to Buffalo before Saturday showers bring a 70% precipitation chance.

Buffalo, NY · 6h

herald-courier.com

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Erie County motorists need to prepare for winter driving

The following is a guest column from Erie County Clerk Michael Kearns:. As temperatures drop and winter approaches Western New York, it’s time for motorists to prepare for the challenges of driving in Erie County. We all hope for a mild winter, but anyone who has lived here long enough knows how quickly conditions can change. One day the roads are clear, and the next, lake-effect snow, freezing rain, ice and poor visibility can make driving dangerous.

Erie County, NY · 22h

buffalospree.com

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Where the Bands Are: Live music in WNY & concert news

(REMINDER: these listings are curated and definitely not intended to list ALL the live music out there! If you have a cool concert or interesting event, email info and links to jeffmiersmusic@gmail.com to be considered for inclusion in Where the Bands Are. Thanks!) Hello, music lovers. It’s that “most wonderful...

Buffalo, NY · 18h

spectrumlocalnews.com

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From UB to St. Francis: James Patterson finds next chapter in football

BUFFALO, N.Y. — A former University at Buffalo football standout is now helping shape the next generation of players in New York. James Patterson traded in his linebacker uniform for a whistle at St. Francis High School, bringing his college experience to the sidelines. At St. Francis, Patterson is...

Buffalo, NY · 1d

News 4 Buffalo

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New York proposes bill allowing for sick leave to care for pets

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A bill was introduced in the New York State Senate that, if passed, would allow employees to take paid time off work to care for pets. The bill, introduced by New York City assemblyman Manny De Los Santos (D), is summarized as “allows employees to receive paid sick leave for the […]

New York · 1d

herald-courier.com

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Pioneer Middle School students attend NYSSMA Festival in Alden

Pioneer students who excel throughout the year with their instruments have the opportunity to attend special events that highlight students with great skill. The New York State School Music Association Festival, for Junior High (grades 7-9) took place this year at Akron High School on Saturday, Nov. 7. Through the course of the year, students can go to different adjudications in the area, to have their playing judged in several areas and they receive a score. Students with the highest scores are invited to attend festivals like NYSSMA.

Alden, NY · 23h

spectrumlocalnews.com

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Western New York students ask questions on Veterans Day

LOCKPORT, N.Y. – Well before the first school bell rang, eighth graders at Aaron Mossell Junior High School paid tribute to the U.S. armed forces. "It all started years ago when the kids did taps down at the park down here," said Eileen Brusino, instrumental music teacher at Aaron Mossell Junior High School.

Lockport, NY · 2d

WBEN 930AM

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Real estate deal clears way for Voelker's project to begin

After years of planning, construction on a $90 million residential-anchored development that sits on the eastern edge of Buffalo's Grant/Amherst neighborhood is poised to begin. Read more from WBEN:

Buffalo, NY · 1d

The US Sun

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Motorists risk getting towed and $25 fine under parking ban – you need to watch the hours

DRIVERS can face tickets for violating a new parking ban in one US city. Residents are encouraged to be aware of specific hours that the parking ban will be in effect. New York, a new parking ban is set to begin on December 1, throughout the village. On Thursday, the...

Kenmore, NY · 19h

WKBW-TV

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Buffalo Common Council approves nearly $35 million in emergency borrowing despite comptroller's concerns

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The Buffalo Common Council has approved nearly $35 million in emergency borrowing to pay for repairs and other capital needs across the city, despite warnings from Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams about taking on additional debt. The resolution passed Tuesday afternoon with six members voting in favor,...

Buffalo, NY · 2d

WBEN 930AM

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Local plasterers union launches pre-apprenticeship program at former Junior's Truck Stop in Niagara Falls

Local plasterers union launches pre-apprenticeship program at former Junior's Truck Stop in Niagara Falls

Buffalo, NY · 1d

buffalorising.com

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Damaged Goods will be an Ode to the Old Pink, with a Splash of Brick Bar for Good Measure

If you’ve walked down Allen Street lately, you’ve probably noticed the bright new paint job on the old Allen Burger Venture building. I spoke to restaurateur Mike Shatzel about it, and he told me that he is preparing to open Damaged Goods – a new bar that he describes as an ode to the Old Pink, with a splash of Brick Bar.

Buffalo, NY · 1d

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Chamber selects Cheri Forsythe as new executive director

West Seneca resident Cheri Forsythe will become executive director of the West Seneca Chamber of Commerce beginning Jan. 1, 2027. Forsythe currently serves as community development coordinator, a position she has held for the past five years. She will replace current Executive Director Joe Kirchmyer, who will be retiring at the end of December after eight years of service.

West Seneca, NY · 1d

WBEN 930AM

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New Seneca leadership shows no desire to meet with City of Buffalo

New Seneca Nation President Tina Abrams had some choice words for New York State and the City of Buffalo's lawsuits targeting Sovereign Seneca land just after taking office. Meanwhile, Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan did not seem bothered by the idea of not having a meeting with Abrams. Read more from WBEN:

Buffalo, NY · 2d