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What’s Next?

Buffalo, What's Next? | The Buffalo Bills Stadium And Community Needs

Published November 22, 2022 at 3:57 PM EST

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Erie County Legislature Chair April Baskin talks of the community benefit agreement for a Buffalo Bills stadium, touches on educational opportunity and college readiness, and the community needs that linger after the Tops shooting.

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