Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of October.
Good morning, Buffalo.
Buffalo city officials, including Acting Mayor Christopher Scanlon, announce official Halloween celebration hours and safety tips, urging an 8 p.m. end to trick-or-treating and caution for both pedestrians and motorists.
Lodowick 'Kodak' Holmes Jones, an attorney and moral crusader in Buffalo's Gilded Age, known for his legal battles against Sunday activities and vice, ultimately met a mysterious end in 1922.
Around 160 Buffalo Milk-Bone Manufacturing Plant workers strike for better pay and healthcare after contract rejection.
The $44 million Rails on Main project in Buffalo, led by McGuire Development Co. and Blackfish Investments, creates 312 new apartments with modern amenities, overcoming unexpected challenges to complete on time and under budget.
The City of Buffalo enhances its vehicle fleet with four electric vehicles, funded by the NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities Program, to promote sustainability and operational efficiency.
Buffalo's Common Council approves a transformative agreement with Douglas Development for the Mohawk Ramp, initiating its redevelopment into a mixed-use hub designed to revitalize downtown Buffalo.
Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz introduces the first 10 'Erie Corps' graduates, a program inspired by Franklin D.
Roosevelt's Civilian Conservation Corps, aimed at equipping young, lower-income adults with training and seasonal jobs in parks.
New York's highest court is reviewing a dismissed discrimination complaint by Rev.
Victor O. Ibhawa against the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, which was previously dismissed under a First Amendment ministerial exception.
Pink Ribbon Good, an organization in Buffalo, supports individuals with breast and gynecologic cancer by providing meals, home cleaning, and community connections.
Dexter and The Moonrocks Featuring Red Leather
Experience an engaging night of music with Dexter and The Moonrocks, along with Red Leather, in a vibrant venue suitable for ages 12 and up.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee in Buffalo
Experience a hilarious and heartwarming musical where six pre-teens compete for the title of spelling champion, sharing their unique stories along the way.
Little Big Town & Sugarland 25th Anniversary Celebration
Celebrate the 25th anniversary of acclaimed country music group Little Big Town alongside Sugarland during their Take Me Home Tour in Buffalo.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Live in Buffalo
Experience the excitement of the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee with VIP and meet-and-greet options at Shea's Smith Theatre.
Buffalo Bulls vs. Troy Trojans Women's Basketball Game
Experience the exciting matchup between the University at Buffalo Bulls and the Troy Trojans in women's basketball at Alumni Arena.
Buffalo Sabres vs. Ottawa Senators Matchup
Experience an exciting NHL showdown as the Buffalo Sabres take on the Ottawa Senators at the KeyBank Center.
EOS: Great Boss Workshop
Learn effective leadership skills and how to become a great boss at this engaging workshop.
GROSH & The Night Shift Live Performance
Experience an electrifying night of genre-blending rock, blues, and funk with local favorites GROSH and The Night Shift in Buffalo's vibrant music scene.
An Evening with Lucinda Williams and Her Band
Experience a captivating performance from Lucinda Williams and her band, featuring musical artistry suitable for ages 12 and up.
If I Got Jesus Tour: Ben Fuller with Special Guest Brennley Brown
Experience a night of inspiring music with Ben Fuller and Brennley Brown at Life Church in West Seneca, NY.
Cornerstone Youth Sport Coaches Collaboration Meeting
Niagara University, the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation, and Project Play WNY are holding a free community conversation for parents, youth organization leaders, coaches, and college students to discuss the importance of highlighting the lifetime value of youth sport participation.
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