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The board of education is expected to provide details in coming weeks about a succession plan.
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Buffalo defeats Boston in six games and awaits the winner of the Montreal-Tampa series.
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The University of Buffalo and Section VI announced a new partnership to provide a new venue for annual high school football championships.
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This is the fifth time Ruff has been nominated for an award honoring an NHL coach “adjudged to have contributed the most to his team's success.”
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Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan's office confirmed reports that Deputy Mayor Eugenio Russi was threatened at knifepoint Friday morning near Court Street.
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Buffalo Police confirmed it responded to a gun call at the SUNY Erie City Campus at 10:24 a.m. Friday morning. After securing the facility along with the Erie County Sheriff's Office and NFTA Police, no person with a firearm was found onsite.
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In a statement provided Friday morning, Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel and CCIDA CEO Mark Geise confirmed recent reports that eSolutions Furniture, formerly Bush Industries, had closed its Jamestown plant.
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The owners, IB Parks & Entertainment based out of Chicago, provided a longer statement with additional details, pointing to insufficient attendance and revenue levels to sustain operating and rehabilitation costs.
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Erie County has passed a local law to prevent the recording, storage or monetization of biometric camera footage in commercial settings. But not all legislators agree on the bill’s implementation.
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Erie County legislators voted in 2021 to allow hunters as young as 12 to hunt deer with firearms and crossbows, but it was vetoed over safety concerns. They're trying again.
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Members of AAECC UAW Local 3300 have been without a contract for six years, but the union and ECC leaders are far apart on proposed wage increase rates.
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Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, who was fired as a Federal Trade Commissioner by President Trump without cause last year, will speak at Canisius University.