Good morning, Buffalo.

Hamburg homeowners are concerned about EDF Renewables' proposed 17-acre solar farm near their neighborhood, fearing it will disrupt the area's quiet nature and lower property values.

The proposal will return to the Hamburg Planning Board in mid-April for a public hearing.

Families gathered at the Broadway Market for traditional Easter treats on Good Friday and Holy Saturday before a $45 million renovation begins this summer.

Local vendors noted a lively holiday season as visitors made one last stop at the historic market.

Tonawanda’s Sumitomo Rubber plant received a new owner on Apr.

3 when Hwa Fong Rubber closed a $28 million deal on the 2 million sqft site along Sheridan Drive and River Road. The firm will add 200 jobs and work with the town to upgrade its raw water system.

Fat Bob’s Smokehouse unveiled a renovated bar at its historic Allentown location (the building dates to 1910) to boost customer comfort while keeping its classic BBQ flavor.

The restaurant now welcomes guests Tuesday through Sunday at 41 Virginia Place.

Oxford Pennant — a Buffalo-based manufacturer of flags, pennants and banners — announced Thursday it will leave its Main Street location for a larger space in Larkinville at 775 Seneca Street.

The company has operated for over a decade and upholds Buffalo’s textile legacy.

GasBuddy expert Patrick De Haan said gas prices are expected to rise as producers switch to a summer blend (the increase is linked to the closed Strait of Hormuz).

Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows rising housing prices have pushed the cost of living in Buffalo Niagara to match national averages + this change marks a shift in the area's long-time affordability.

Buffalo State University has unveiled the new Alex F.

Osborn Brainstorming Room in Butler Library for creative group sessions and collaborative projects. The space is available by reservation through Events Management + contact via phone, email or online scheduling.

D'Youville University reached full enrollment at its new College of Medicine, while Kaleida Health secured naming rights for the Bills' field house and nominations for this year's Business Ethics Awards are open.

The three milestones mark a busy season of progress in education and business locally.

A Buffalo State senior credits the Middle Early College High School Program for boosting his academic growth and leadership skills.

The four-year program lets underserved students earn up to 51 college credits (saving time and money) while easing their transition to higher education.

Niagara Falls leaders launched the No Menthol Niagara Falls Movement as part of Minority Health Month to reduce menthol tobacco use in vulnerable communities, and officials said the campaign will focus on education, advocacy and outreach in Niagara County.

Developer Douglas Jemal is challenging tax assessments on 24 properties including the Statler, Police Apartments, Mohawk Ramp, and former HSBC Atrium (Seneca One tower is not included) to seek a 75% reduction that would lower his tax bill by $53M.

Jazz Appreciation Night featuring Jay Sharptet

6-8 p.m. — The Buffalo History Museum — $37 includes a drink — Celebrate the legacy of jazz with live performances by Jay Sharptet in a beautiful historic venue.

The Runarounds Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Electric City — $73 — Experience a night of energetic music with The Runarounds in Buffalo.

Jesus Christ Superstar

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Shea's 710 Theatre — Tickets from $110 — Experience the unforgettable live performance of a classic musical in Buffalo.

Sue Foley Live at Sportsmen's Tavern

8-11 p.m. — Sportsmen's Tavern — $30 General Admission, $80 VIP Meet & Greet — Experience the high energy Texas blues of Grammy nominee Sue Foley and her band.

YES Lego Club

6:00-7:15 p.m. — Reinstein Memorial Library — Free entry — Kids can unleash their creativity by building with Legos provided by the library for display.

Carly Cosgrove Live Performance

7-8:30 p.m. — Mohawk Place Buffalo — $10-$15 — Experience the DIY sounds of Carly Cosgrove with vulnerable lyrics and intricate guitar work.

Dallas Stars vs Buffalo Sabres

3-6 p.m. — KeyBank Center — Tickets available — Watch an exciting NHL matchup as the Dallas Stars take on the Buffalo Sabres.

George Birge Cowboy Songs Tour

7-9 p.m. — Town Ballroom — Ages 16+, Government ID Required — Experience a meet & greet with Nashville's rising star George Birge, known for his chart-topping hits and engaging performances.

Ghost Brothers of Darkland County

7:30 PM – 10:30 PM — Road Less Traveled Productions — Tickets available — A thrilling musical experience with a rock score by John Mellencamp and a story by Stephen King.

Classic Rock by The River

4-11 p.m. — Buffalo RiverWorks — Ticketed event — Enjoy a night of timeless classics performed by top local tribute bands including American Doors and Gypsy Queen.