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Martin Gugino, a Buffalo native who suffered a fractured skull when he was shoved by Buffalo Police officers during a protest in 2020, died in Tampa, Fla., in March, his family announced.
Spring is finally underway, and we are ready to get the warmer weather rolling this April on BTPM PBS. This month, we're literally rolling out our new original production "Rolling Thru," featuring BTPM's very own Pat Kelly!
Fresh off the announcement of her recent JUNO nomination, Tanika Charles sat down with Chelsea O. to chat about the process behind creating her latest album, Reasons to Stay; the ups and downs of being in the entertainment industry; what advice she would give to artists embarking on their music careers; and much more.
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Local Headlines
- From South Buffalo to showbiz: Louis Mustillo reflects on decades-long acting career
- Rex Heuermann pleads guilty in the Gilgo Beach serial killings
- 'A privilege and honor': Joe Emminger reflects on end of elected service in Town of Tonawanda
- Disabilities Beat: New York mental health advocates urge 4% funding boost to address service gaps
- Ontario proposes new governance legislation
A bald eagle nest camera funded by Friends of Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge offers a captivating window into the lives of these majestic raptors. Stream live footage of a nest above the refuge’s Cayuga Marsh!
This week on BTPM PBS
In northern Kenya, a remarkable conservation experiment is unfolding at Reteti Sanctuary. Watch Wednesday, April 8 at 8pm on BTPM PBS.
Dive into the subconscious to see what’s really driving the decisions you make. Watch Wednesday, April 8 at 9pm on BTPM PBS.
A bicycle travel series exploring climate solutions, community and culture from Buffalo to Brooklyn. Watch Friday, April 10 at 7:30pm on BTPM PBS.
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