Grant Ashley
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A city official addressed “the concerns raised by disabled activists” at a Disability Pride ceremony, but stopped short of apologizing for what one activist called an “insulting and disrespectful” decision.
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University at Buffalo political science professor Shawn Donahue discusses the nomination process, Kamala Harris' VP pick and what a Harris administration would look like.
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New York’s delegation joined the delegations from several other states in informally voted to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris, all but ensuring her the nomination.
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After largely staying silent in the hours immediately after Biden dropped out of the race, Western New York’s delegates DNC have largely lined up behind Harris.
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Buffalo Common Councilmember Zeneta Everhart endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, but the rest of WNY's delegates voiced no opinions about who the next Democratic nominee should be.
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After four tornadoes touched down in Western New York, SUNY Brockport meteorology professor Scott Rochette discussed why twisters are so rare in the region and how tornadoes are identified.
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New York's elected officials universally denounced political violence and wished Trump a speedy recovery. A few Republicans criticized Democrats for rhetoric they say led to Saturday's violence.
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Johnson is stepping down to become a deputy commissioner in the Erie County Board of Elections. His abrupt resignation reduces county Democrat’s majority in the legislature from 7-4 to 6-4.
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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."