Featured pet of the week – Say hello to Lexie!
Lexie is a 5 year old, spayed, pit bull terrier mix who is looking for a special home where she can be treated like the sweetheart she is. Lexie has a food allergy that has caused her to lose much of her fur and shelter life just isn’t for her. She loves to play & prance […]
The Spotlight is on my good pal, former Channel 2 Meteorologist, Chesley McNeil
Chesley is not only an amazing meteorologist, a loving family man, and a great friend – he is also one of the sweetest men on the planet!! 🙂
Alix Rice Peace Park Fundraiser Sunday, as construction is set to begin on park
Family and Friends of Alix Rice have worked on this incredible project for years – as a way to carry on the memory of the sweet, kind girl.
Mindy Sauer on Life Today – three years after losing Ben.
“Grief isn’t going away. So you might as well learn to peacefully coexist.” Mindy on navigating her ‘new normal.’
Stop and smell the Cherry Blossoms. Apparently, we have some of the best in the WORLD
Yay! ANOTHER reason to celebrate Buffalo!
Blue 4 Ben’s legacy
For Mindy Sauer, learning to live with a loss so great has been an uphill climb, one that takes work every single day, “I don’t know that the pain has gotten easier over the past three years. It’s changed. Or maybe I’ve changed. I suppose I’ve learned how to live with it.”
Mindy Sauer on living with grief and teaching her children to live with grace.
Living with grief doesn’t mean living with anger, “But anger is a cancer in itself. Left unchecked, it will literally eat you from the inside out.”
Gliding Stars Presents 13th Annual Ice Show – a great time for the entire family!
An awesome show put on by amazing skaters who’ve so hard!
A conversation with Mindy Sauer – 3 years after losing her son, the boy who inspired #Blue4Ben
Three years ago, this entire community rallied behind beautiful little Ben Sauer. We prayed. We wore blue. For Mindy Sauer, the new normal for her family is difficult to navigate, “Grief is part of me now. I’m learning to live with it. And the weirdest part is knowing that grief and joy can peacefully coexist in this same person at the exact same moment.”
Scott Levin is leaving Channel Two – putting “family first.” He tells me, “It was time.”
*Photo courtesy: WGRZ
Scott Levin announced he is leaving WGRZ after nearly two decades. We wish him all the best that life has to offer!!!