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Lobbyists, major labor unions and others are backing James in her ongoing legal fights.
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The Buffalo Sabres lost Game 2 of the second-round National Hockey League playoffs, as the Montreal Canadiens evened the series at one apiece with a 5-1 win Friday night at the KeyBank Center.
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Advocates say it’s important to ensure studies of promising therapies that are specifically for children, in a system that’s usually geared toward adults.
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Sales standards in Erie County could soon be changing in response to the federal discontinuation of pennies. Pending a vote by county legislators, cash sales will be rounded to the nearest nickel.
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The 5/14 Buffalo Massacre Community Memory Coalition is advancing plans to preserve mementos and oral histories contributed by the community surrounding the Jefferson Avenue Tops Supermarket.
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The site’s executive director, Spencer Morgan, said ensuring the nearly 200-year-old building is up to date is vital for locals and tourists alike to learn about Buffalo’s place in presidential history.
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In its monthly roundup of Environmental Conservation Police activity, the state's Department of Environmental Conservation included information of a spider monkey being illegally kept as a pet on Grand Island.
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They may sound like engaged Canadians with accounts like "The Canadian Politician," "The David Fraser Report" and "CanadianReporter," sharing their opinion and commentary on hot button issues. But they’re voice actors, mostly from the U.S. — and those who hired them are even further from the Great White North.
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New York Public News Network reporters Jimmy Vielkind and Samuel King talk about the latest developments at the State Capitol in Albany.
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At a moment the Buffalo Sabres brand is as prominent as it's been during the era of jersey ad patches, the organization announced it will be adding one to its road sweaters.
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On Thursday night, the Buffalo Academy of Science held its third annual health and wellness fair as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.
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A potential cap on gas tax is being considered by Erie County, but the practical value of such a move is drawing heavy concern, depending on what the county decides.