Grant Ashley
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Brown says he intends to continue serving as mayor in the meantime – but his imminent departure has set off a cascade of political dominoes that could change the face of politics inside and outside of City Hall.
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Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown has been offered the top job after unanimous approval by the board of directors. Brown, whose term ends in late 2025, will now enter contract negotiations.
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About 830 medical residents in UB-affiliated hospitals are set to go on a four-day strike Tuesday, even after negotiators made “a little bit of progress."
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The Buffalo Diocese will delay the release of its final plan to close dozens of churches for at least another week as it works through 52 counterproposals.
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Orchard Park police are in “the early stages” of their investigation into the shooting and have released very few details about what happened.
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Buffalo Public Schools Superintendent Tonja Williams Knight painted a picture of a school district that’s emerging from the pandemic stronger than ever in her State of Schools Address.
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The meeting was cancelled on Tuesday "until further notice." Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown is reportedly seeking the OTB’s top job but hasn't responded to a request for comment.
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Organizers of LGBTQ+ Pride festivals in Buffalo and Toronto have worked with disabled people to make events more accessible, but barriers still exist.
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Organizers of LGBTQ+ Pride festivals in Buffalo and Toronto have worked with disabled people to make events more accessible, but barriers still exist.
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The organization’s board of directors was originally slated to hold a special meeting for a “discussion and review for the position of President” on Thursday, but the board announced on Tuesday that they would be cancelling that meeting “until further notice.”