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WBFO Brief Sept. 2, 2021

In today’s WBFO Brief, hear about the mental health concerns of students returning to school. Also, a new vaccine certificate program comes to Ontario, New York State legislators approve an extension of the eviction moratorium, and Buffalo schools honor former NYS Assemblyman Arthur Eve, with a mural on the school that bears his name. And hear about the challenges of getting 30 relatives and refugees with Buffalo-area connections out of Afghanistan. Also, how the federal anti-gun VIPER program is having an effect on Buffalo’s streets.

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