BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – After two days of protests, candles lit up the sidewalk outside Buffalo’s ICE office as residents gathered for a vigil for Renee Good.
“There will be time for the angry protests, there will be time for other kinds of action, but tonight was about a vigil, about remembering who she was,” said Kate Powers, an organizer with Power to the People and the WNY Peace Center.
“Tonight it was much more somber and quiet, people were here offering reflections,” said Buffalo resident Matthew Hogan…