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For thousands of individuals who rely on Medicare Advantage, one of WNY’s larger health insurance providers won't include Roswell Park among its in-network coverage next year. But it's not the only one.
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Both individuals were safely brought to shore with the help of a private vessel and Buffalo Fire Department personnel.
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The lists reveal who is funding each campaign and how that cash is being spent in the race to lead the Queen City.
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Ontario premier Doug Ford says there’s no way that Ottawa should drop tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. The issue has divided some of Canada’s premiers, some of whom are seeking relief from tariffs which have hurt grain farmers.
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The Buffalo Common Council voted to approve Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon’s five appointments Tuesday after he pushed for the parking authority in the current budget.
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A Taiwanese company has agreed to purchase the former Sumitomo Rubber plant at 10 Sheridan Drive in the Town of Tonawanda, creating up to 250 jobs by early next year.
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Buffalo Independent mayoral candidate Michael Gainer has an uphill battle, but he's still advocating changes to election practices that he says could increase turnout and make elections more fair.
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At the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, families and individuals shuffled about, enjoying a variety of free activities and experiences, including interactive Haudenosaunee song and dance.
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Federal changes to COVID vaccine access means that in many states, not everyone who is concerned about coughs being COVID can get vaccinated. New York is one exception.
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Canada’s prime minister was present to witness the signing of the peace deal to end the war in Gaza. But he’s facing scrutiny back home over the lack of a new deal addressing tariffs and trade with the United States.
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Buffalo Mayor Christopher Scanlon has announced an agreement to acquire land for a future Department of Public Works campus. The Common Council must now approve the deal.
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Dr. Allana Kroliowski is a week into her tenure as CEO of Jericho Road Community Health Center. With medical experience locally and in other countries, she says providing care outside the U.S. is a key area for growth.