Five Units Planned at 192 Bidwell Parkway
Neighbors and preservationists were relieved to see renovations started on the long-vacant structure at 192 Bidwell Parkway in recent months. The fire-damaged, and partially renovated building’s future has been in doubt for some time. We now know what is planned for the site. Owners Maura and Charles Winkler of Colden
Bungee aerobics benefits Blood Cancer United
Tonawanda, N.Y. (WIVB) — Bungee aerobics can give you a good workout, and help beat blood cancer with a fundraiser this weekend. Kathy McHugh is a blood cancer survivor, beating the disease 15 years ago and ever since, she has made it her mission to help others fighting the same battle.
Fund Your Summer Wardrobe by Selling Your Old One — Clothes Mentor in West...
This article is a paid promotion sponsored by an SOB advertiser and designed to share valuable info with our readers. Summer is almost here, and you know what that means. Time to bring out the freshest fits, because Buffalo’s got her sparkle on. And if your summer wardrobe is feeling a little… tired, there’s a resale b
‘Celebrating our heritage’: Buffalo Greekfest returns with food, culture and community
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — One of Buffalo's favorite summer traditions is back! Buffalo Greekfest returns to the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church for a weekend of music, food, dancing and family-friendly activities. The festival, in its 48th year, welcomed visitors on Friday with the familiar sounds of Greek music as...
Hamburg has quietly become behind-the-scenes hub for Broadway tours
A Hamburg production facility now serves as a national headquarters for touring shows seen on stages across the country, including many headed to Shea's.
Emotions run high as man accused of killing 4 people, including his wife and...
CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. — The man accused of killing his wife and two children in Cheektowaga on Monday afternoon and then another man in Buffalo a short time later, faced judges Friday in two separate court appearances. The cases were moving through different courts because the alleged killings happened in...
‘Rough start to the warmer weather’: Councilwoman Everhart kicks off Gun Violence Awareness Month
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Buffalo Common Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart kicked off Gun Violence Awareness Month with a cookout at MLK Park. She and many others were wearing their orange, the color signifying gun violence awareness. Less than 2 hours before the pre-planned community event aimed at raising awareness about...
McNasty: Customer Spits in Worker’s Face During Late-night Food Run in Niagara Falls
POLICE AUDIO CAN BE FOUND AT THE END OF THIS ARTICLE: Law enforcement received a call around 11:27pm on June 4th after reports of an assault and disorderly conduct at McDonald's on Pine Avenue in Niagara Falls. The 911 caller, an employee at the restaurant, told police that an unknown male – described as a […]
Local Businesses Team Up For A Father’s Day Prize Package Full Of Treats
This Father's Day, local dads can win a fantastic prize package that includes golf, shopping, and tasty treats from Buffalo's beloved spots.
Grand Island: Town Board authorizes supervisor to purchase splash pad
The Grand Island Town Board at its June 1 meeting authorized Supervisor Peter Marston to sign a contract for the purchase of a splash pad from Vortex , a splash pad manufacturer, for $708,806.41. The vote was 3-1, with the dissenting vote coming from Councilman Dan Kilmer. Marston was listed as excused from the meeting
