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A bike club on Buffalo’s East Side is prepping for the warmer months with an E-Bike library situated in the heart of Buffalo’s East Side. WBFO’s Thomas O'Neil-White has more on the E-Bike Library and the importance of cycling advocacy in neighborhoods east of Main Street.
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Niagara Falls Boulevard in Tonawanda just became a little greener with the grand opening of Puffalo Dreams cannabis dispensary.
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The Buffalo History Museum and the Erie County Public Library host a public meeting tonight to find out what the community wants as they begin to consider ways to preserve mementos and stories of the Tops shooting on May 14. HEAR More from "Buffalo What's Next?" inside.
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At a time when the education system in this country is being questioned from all sides, local educators are putting a spotlight on the importance of diversity of voices and stories we teach our children.
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Some attendees openly wept as the city of Buffalo became the first in the nation to have a war memorial specifically to honor Black veterans.
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A long awaited papal apology on Canadian soil took place on Monday in Alberta, as Pope Francis apologized to Canada’s indigenous people for the wrongs committed against them during the Residential School era.
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Two months and a day after the mass shooting Tops Markets on Jefferson Avenue welcomed shoppers back.
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Local community groups are joining together for a food drive and neighborhood cleanup in Buffalo’s Jefferson-Clinton neighborhood Thursday afternoon. Event planners say the outreach is to help tie East Buffalo communities together following the Tops supermarket shooting.
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Grief, anger and the hope for a better future marked President Joe Biden’s speech at the Delavan Grider Community Center four days after a shooting at a Jefferson Avenue supermarket left 10 people dead and three wounded.
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The family of Ruth Whitfield, one of Saturday’s mass shooting victims, has retained a nationally-known civil rights attorney to represent them in future civil action. Ben Crump, who also represents the families of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd in their respective cases, is leading a legal team that includes local attorneys Terry Connors and Ken Abbarno. They appeared in Buffalo Monday to discuss what investigators say was a racially-motivated hate crime.
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On Wednesday, a federal investigation into Indian boarding schools revealed damning details of U.S. policies to eradicate Indigenous cultures. Michael Galban’s grandmother, Evelyn Evans Galban, was one of countless children subjected to this.
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Volunteers are needed for a new Rochester initiative to address implicit bias and systemic racism in courtrooms.