Holly Kirkpatrick
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The Offices of the Inspector General act as an internal watchdog for the state of New York.
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As the sky darkened there was an extra sparkle for two Buffalo couples during the celestial event.
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For students who may be low vision or blind, learning about the eclipse has to include accessible materials, like tactile images. Last week, Reporter Holly Kirkpatrick visited Williamsville Central Schools to speak to Gail Vaughan, the district's teacher for students with vision disabilities and Mark Percy, the district’s planetarium director about the need for more accessible eclipse education materials and how they developed their curriculum.
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The money going out of city coffers is more than the money coming in according to the city comptroller’s latest cashflow report.
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The city budgeted to take over $3 million in cannabis tax revenue this fiscal year, but has only collected around $66,000 so far. That’s a measly 2% of the budgeted revenue.
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For every dollar a man earns in the region, a woman earns around 90 cents.
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Buffalo police shot and killed Edward Holmes, 58, in an incident that the Buffalo police commissioner says was "most likely a suicide by cop situation."
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The Erie County Democratic Committee has unanimously endorsed April Baskin as their candidate for the 63rd District of the New York State Senate.
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"Recognizing Royalty" is the theme of this year’s Black Doll exhibit at the downtown branch of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library. Lisa Jacobs-Watson is a doll collector and the curator of the event, which has been happening every February since 2020 in celebration of Black History Month.
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A defective taillight is in violation of the New York vehicle and traffic law and could lead to you and your vehicle being stopped by police. Avoid that scenario by getting your taillight checked and fixed for free, this Saturday.