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Casimiro Rodriguez Sr., president of the Hispanic Heritage Council of WNY, talks about importance of the first Hispanic Heritage Cultural Institute in upstate New York under construction at Niagara Street near Hudson Street.
By: Harold Mcneil
Some students in the Williamsville Central School District district have received, via random text messages, videos from Saturday's violent attack at a Tops supermarket on Jefferson Avenue in Buffalo, according
By: Harold Mcneil
Continuing a year-long theme of transportation issues, the Buffalo Board of Education is trying to find creative solutions to solve the problems plaguing how children across the city are getting
By: Harold Mcneil
A 17-year-old Buffalo youth charged in connection with a Feb. 9 assault outside McKinley High School was arraigned Monday on one count of second-degree attempted murder and one count of
By: Harold Mcneil
The pay raises won't be automatic, however, as the increases for each member of Superintendent Tonja Williams' cabinet will be based on an individual performance evaluation and at her discretion.
By: Harold Mcneil
The NFTA has announced plans to improve Bailey Avenue bus service, now covered by the #19 Metro Bus route, so that it meets the highest industry standards for modern transit.
By: Harold Mcneil, Adam Zyglis, Justin Sondel, Joshua Bessex, Stephen T. Watson, Patrick Lakamp
In the years since the mass shooting at a Tops supermarket on Buffalo's East Side on May 14, 2022, the 5/14 Memorial Foundation has coordinated with community, business, nonprofit and
By: Harold Mcneil
The Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority is suspending fares on four East Side Buffalo bus routes through the end of May in response to the mass shooting Saturday at the Tops
By: Harold McNeil
Civil rights activist and Baptist minister the Rev. Al Sharpton is scheduled to speak at a worship service set for 7 p.m. Thursday in Antioch Baptist Church, 1327 Fillmore Ave.,
By: Harold McNeil
The Williamsville Village Board on Thursday voted 3-2 to hire attorney Todd Aldinger to fight a $300 fine issued by the Erie County Department of Health.
