He’s been on the move for days. The black bear is all the talk on social media in Western New York as folks follow his track – from Amherst near the 990 to North Tonawanda, where he was spotted in the area of 17th and 18th Avenues early Friday morning. Here is some interesting and […]
Yay for happy endings!!! We think this is great and these folks deserve some credit! On Tuesday, Amherst Animal Control, with assistance from the Amherst Highway Department truly went above and beyond the call of duty as they rescued several baby ducks after they had fallen into a storm grate on Heim Road in Amherst. […]
Jim Kelly was diagnosed with oral squamous-cell carcinoma in May 2013. He had been cancer-free since September 2014. A biopsy in February revealed the cancer has returned. He had major surgery in March where doctors worked to remove the cancer and reconstruct much of Kelly’s upper jaw which he has revealed has caused him massive […]
Oh my goodness. This is nothing short of amazing. Gio LoBianco, a teacher at Pioneer calls this the “…most powerful project ever.” And it is truly unbelievable! The Pioneer Middle School staff scanned, 3D printed, brailled messages and created a 3D yearbook for a very special student! Just look at the smile on Ty’s face!! […]
It’s time for Human BuffaLove #5 Announcing “Human BuffaLove #5” at Canalside on Sunday, July 1, 2018 at 12 noon! Presented by Patty’s People Pictures, Hundreds of people will join together at this lunch time community event in the formation of a Buffalo themed logo and an Aerial photo will be taken. Your $25 ticket […]
So here we go. We’ve got quite a long day to enjoy! The summer solstice is an annual astronomical phenomenon that brings the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere (and the shortest night). It’s also a key cultural event in many ancient and contemporary societies. And it’s here. It began at 6:07 […]
We told you a few weeks ago about the new plans for the Sanborn Sunflower Fields… well, we wanted to let you know that the seeds are officially planted! Chad and Louise Brachmann started the field last year on a whim, “It started out as just something colorful instead of a bare field with weeds growing […]