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A professor with local ties is joining with the Buffalo Olmstead Parks Conservancy this week to teach teens about the Olmstead parks system and its history.
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ROCC and ESP trade public jabs at each other over the future of the Kensington Expressway
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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation says the concern is smoke-enhanced fine particles from Canadian wildfires.
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Some Canadian analysts call the deadline a Trump tactic; others say the nation should hit back hard. There’s some uncertainty about which sectors exactly will be hit, and just how Canada should respond.
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The Ontario Public Service Employees Union said nearly 10,000 college faculty and staff have either been laid off or are expected to lose their jobs.
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It was a good year for rookie participants at this year’s Taste of Buffalo, which saw three newcomers take home accolades at the two-day food festival.
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Competitors from the Amherst, West Seneca and Cheektowaga senior centers raced to complete a colorful 300-piece puzzle in under an hour.
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With extreme heat in the forecast, the City of Buffalo is extending splash pad hours this weekend to help residents stay cool.
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It took "20 nickels" and a vision. Local developer, Amun Ra, cut the ribbon on four new affordable housing units in Buffalo's Hamlin Park neighborhood, Friday.
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The 5/14 Memorial Foundation named a new executive director, Chad Houston, after a national search. Houston, along with foundation chair Rev. Mark Blue joined BTPM NPR's Jay Moran on "Morning Edition," about the new leadership and what's ahead for creating a living memorial to the 10 lives taken at the Jefferson Ave. Tops Market in 2022.