Good morning, Buffalo.

On Thursday morning, DISHIN launched its Sabres apparel line at the Sabres Store while Univera Healthcare opened applications for its 2026 Health Equity Innovation Awards.

Also, Person Centered Services CEO Alicia Flowers joined the state's Developmental Disabilities Advisory Council + Stephanie Wilkinson became Lumsden McCormick's first non-CPA partner.

National Grid is installing new smart meters in Buffalo as early as this month to provide near real-time energy data (installation is free, but opting out incurs a fee).

The innovative Revelo meters will replace aging ones and ensure billing reflects actual electricity use without cost increases.

Former UB athletes, including guard Shawn Fulcher and forward Isaiah Adams, were indicted by a federal court for accepting cash payments to underperform in three in-conference games in 2024 (the scheme involved five-figure payouts and games against Western Michigan and Kent State).

Residents tracked snow removal via the city tracker that updates with a 90-minute delay.

The Department of Public Works cleared over 80% of streets starting with primary roads yesterday and plans to finish clearing all streets within 24 hours + parking rules may affect timing.

Owner Darryl Carr remains optimistic about negotiating a resolution with the city over the fire-damaged Cobblestone properties at 110 & 118 South Park Avenue.

He plans to demolish the buildings for a 55-story tower under Mayor Sean Ryan's new administration as the eminent domain dispute continues.

Longtime Sabres player JP Dumont recalled the tough bankruptcy years and an NHL lockout while noting similarities to the current team during a reunion ceremony held on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in Buffalo as fans celebrated the 2005-06 season with many former players in attendance.

Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park is being dismantled as Bills partners with the Steiner Agency + CollectibleXchange to remove memorabilia while the team prepares to play in a new venue for the 2026 season.

The process, featuring items like turf, goalposts and trough urinals, will continue until next summer.

Bills fans who recently returned from Jacksonville are now heading to Denver this weekend + they hope to see the team advance on its playoff journey toward the Super Bowl.

KeyBank Center in Buffalo is set to host four first-round March Madness games on Thursday, Mar.

19 and two second-round contests on Saturday, Mar. 21—continuing a long tradition of memorable tournaments. College teams will compete in this highly anticipated event.

Mozart's Mass and Symphony No. 38

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Kleinhans Music Hall — Ticketed — Experience the emotional journey of Mozart’s symphony alongside his magnificent ‘Great’ Mass in C minor.

Mamma Mia!

2-4 p.m. — Shea's Buffalo Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy the timeless ABBA hits in this beloved musical spectacular.

Handmade Pasta Class

6-9 p.m. — Artisan Culinary Loft — $100.00 — Experience the art of pasta making, perfect for all skill levels.

Saving Waves Concert

6:30-8:30 PM — Buffalo Iron Works — Details on ticket cost pending — Experience the vibrant sounds of Saving Waves in a lively setting.

The Jazz Lounge at Milton's

7-10 p.m. — Milton's at Statler Buffalo — $20 — Experience an elegant evening of live jazz and crafted cocktails in downtown Buffalo.

The Strictly Hip: Day For Night

8-11 p.m. — Babeville — $4 – $100 — Experience the music of The Tragically Hip through the talented tribute band The Strictly Hip in an intimate venue.

Urban Elegance Gala

6-9 p.m. — FORBES THEATER — In-person event — Celebrate creativity, culture, and community with art, fashion, and live performances.

Umphrey's McGee Concert

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Town Ballroom — 16+ only — Enjoy a night with Chicago's eclectic rock band pushing the boundaries of the jam band genre.

Live Music with Growlers Blues Band

Time to be announced — Diamond Hawk — No cover charge — Experience a unique blend of blues and rock that will keep you dancing all night!

Mat Kerekes - Luna and the Wild Blue Everything Tour

7-10 p.m. — Rec Room — 16+ Admission — Celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Mat Kerekes' debut album with special guests Shallow Alcove and Beeson.