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Buffalo to use $40M in NYS infrastructure funding, but questions remain
Buffalo's Department of Public Works commissioner says most of the city's nearly $40 million in state infrastructure funding has been committed to project contracts.
BPD Foot Patrol Unit ends trial run, city leaders push for a return
The Buffalo Police Department's Foot Patrol Integration Unit has ended its trial run. Still, city council members and residents hope the program will come back.
Rising cost of utilities impacting residents and nonprofits across NYS
The rising cost of utilities, both gas and electric, is being felt by residents and nonprofits across New York State.
'Sad to see her go': Soup Lady Diner in North Tonawanda to close on Thursday
It's a sad week for Barbara Gauchat, owner of Soup Lady, as the last bowls of soup are filled before the North Tonawanda business closes for good on Thursday.
52 Years of Fandemonium
'If the walls could talk': Buffalo Bills prepare for bittersweet final season at Highmark Stadium
'Something great': Inside the new golden era of Buffalo Bills football at Highmark Stadium
'Hallowed Ground': Longtime Buffalo Bills fans share favorite Highmark Stadium memories
'Like a dream': Longtime Buffalo Bills employees, reporters share favorite Highmark Stadium memories
'We wanted to freeze you, then beat you': Reflecting on the Buffalo Bills epic homefield advantage
'That was a moment': Revisiting some of the legendary Buffalo Bills games inside Highmark Stadium
'This is going to change my life': Reliving Buffalo Bills memories inside their historic stadium
