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It's alleged that De'Lenci Shannon-Brown, 28, shared confidential information with a convicted felon they may be friends with.
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Opened in 1929, the massive, Art Deco-style landmark fell on hard times after it stopped handling railroad passengers in 1979. Concerts and other special events are bringing crowds back to Buffalo's Central Terminal.
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The Ralph Wilson Park Bridge arrived in Buffalo at the Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy on 716 Day.
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The Buffalo Common Council unanimously adopted the Proactive Rental Inspections Law in 2020 but the plaintiffs say the law has not been used as designed, jeopardizing the safety of many renters.
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Due to the potential for severe weather, all City of Buffalo indoor and outdoor pools (and splash pads) will be closed for the remainder of the day, effective immediately.
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Tornados have been confirmed in East Aurora, Darien Lake and the North Boston/Hamburg area Wednesday afternoon. A Tornado Warning is in effect for Eastern Livingston County, Northeastern Allegany County, Southeastern Monroe County, Western Ontario County in Western New York until 2:15p.m. A Tornado Watch is also in effect until 9p.m. for all eight counties of Western New York.
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The Department of Assessment and Taxation announced a schedule for a second round of information sessions for the ongoing city-wide 2025 reassessment project.
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The paper's corporate owner said the move would "allow our employees to enjoy the holiday with friends and families.” The Buffalo Newspaper Guild called that explanation "fiction."
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The City of Buffalo Department of Public Works says that at least three city parks were damaged during the July 4th holiday.
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The legal action comes on the heels of two overflows this year that collectively spilled hundreds of thousands of gallons of sewage into the Allegheny River.
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Olean residents might get some disaster relief funding, but the rainstorm didn't cause enough damage to qualify Olean for funding from FEMA.
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Would you believe your eyes, if 10 million fireflies lit up the night? Local residents may be asking that question this weekend during Amherst's Fireflies Night at Walton Woods Park.