Buffalo’s Grammy-considered recording artist D’Mott
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Born and raised in Buffalo, D'Mott wears many hats: singer-songwriter and pastor. Now, he's adding another distinction to that list — Grammy-considered recording artist. D'Mott was considered this year for a Grammy for R& B Performance for his single "Higher," a moment he says caught...
16 Buffalo, NY Diners Serving Massive Breakfasts Under $15
Hungry in Buffalo and on a budget? You are in the right city. From vintage railcar counters to neighborhood gems, Western New York serves massive, stick-to-your-ribs breakfasts that will not blow your wallet. Let’s dig into 16 spots where you can fuel up for under $15 and still have leftovers to take home.
Massive water main break continues to impact Hawley Street residents
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A Buffalo neighborhood is still frozen solid five days after a water main break flooded their street, quickly turning to ice. While Hawley Street residents said conditions still haven’t improved, the City of Buffalo said Saturday that they have new plans in place to help them. “This is...
PVC Chemical buys former Medaille soccer field
PVC Chemical cut a deal with Buffalo businessman Jon Williams to buy the former Medaille University playing field for $13.5 million and it sets the stage of the company to expand.
Done Deal: Buffalo Color Park Sold
The Buffalo Color Park, formerly the Medaille College Sports Complex, has been sold. PVS Chemical Solutions purchased the property from South Buffalo Development LLC yesterday for $13.5 million. The sports complex and chemical facility were misfit neighbors as park users frequently complained about plant odors. The...
Along 4 the Hike: Tifft Nature Preserve
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – Conditions have remained rough recently, with gusty wind off Lake Erie and temperatures in the single digits. Snowshoes are a good idea for a hike at Tifft Nature Preserve as some of the trails get drifted over being so close to the lake. Despite any challenges, Tifft is worth it, providing […]
‘Safety is our priority’: Frontier schools to get security upgrades, as SHIELD project passes...
HAMBURG, N.Y. (WKBW) — Over the past several years, the Frontier Central School District has been working to boost security. The SHIELD project passed on January 20, starting the next phase of that work. "Education is our mission, but safety is our priority," said Christopher Swiatek, Superintendent of Schools....
13th Annual Buffalo Groundhog Day
It’s time once again to celebrate the coming of spring, with Buffalo’s weather predicting groundhog, Buffalo Bert. On Saturday, January 31 (noon to 5pm), revelers will gather at The Banshee Irish Pub to enjoy five hours of fun, in anticipation of Buffalo Bert’s shadowy forecast, or possibly his sunnier outlook on...
Shawn Lavin draws plaudits, kudos for first ‘town’ speech
Shawn Lavin, Amherst Town Supervisor, is pushing for a more efficient planning process by eliminating outdated mandates and creating a town “shot clock” but also asking for more people to do “good deeds” too. Read more from WBEN:
The Jazz Lounge Launches with an Exciting Night at the Historic Statler
A Sold-Out Evening of Music, Community, and Warmth—Even on the Coldest Winter Night. Despite some of the coldest winter weather we’ve experienced, the inaugural night of The Jazz Lounge could not have been warmer in spirit, energy, or community. We were thrilled to welcome a full house to Milton’s at the historic...
