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A Ellis Cairns (@aelliscamera)The Buffalo rock band best known for 90s hits like "Iris" and "Slide" has added a show at Town Ballroom on Thursday, November 20, with proceeds heading to a regional food bank ahead of Thanksgiving. -
Ford, other premiers urge Carney to act after Canadian high court ruling on certain child porn casesSeveral provincial leaders are calling on Canadian prime minister Mark Carney to restore mandatory sentences for possession of child pornography, following a high court ruling striking it down for some offenses.
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Last month, Seneca President JC Seneca accused law enforcement and government officials of breaching their soverignty for suggesting criminal charges could be laid in the nation's enforcement of exclusion orders.
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On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills will take on the Miami Dolphins at 1 p.m. in Miami. However, if you’re trying to get to the game, you may have to get there early, or risk not getting there at all.
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Buffalo Mayor-Elect Sean Ryan announced his transition team Thursday. The team of more than 65 local leaders are tasked with leading the search to fill more than 70 appointed positions in City Hall.
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It once looked like Republicans would double-down by winning both town council seats in Orchard Park, but now just five votes separate the race for that second seat.
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In promoting his roughly $580 billion budget, Canadian prime minister Mark Carney said its aim is to address the uncertainty of global trade and the effects of U.S. tariffs on the Canadian economy.
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Democrat Shawn Lavin defeated Republican challenger Dan Gagliardo in a spirited race for Amherst Town Supervisor, while his party scored wins in the race for two seats on the town board.
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While they took disappointing losses in Amherst and in the Erie County Comptroller's race. Erie County Republicans enjoyed wins in two Southtowns suburbs.
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Kevin Hardwick is back for another term as Erie County Comptroller, after capturing close to 60% of votes on his way to defeating opponent Christine Czarnik.
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Sean Ryan took more than 71% of the vote according to the Erie County Board of Elections, making him Buffalo's first newly elected mayor in 20 years.
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A state law to make all New York elections take place on even years is being challenged in federal court.m One local expert says moving election cycles feels like a mistake.