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Amherst proposed 2027 budget calls for tax hike (opens the original)
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AMHERST, NY (WKBW) — Town Supervisor Shawn Lavin has released a proposed $188-million municipal budget. This plan carries a tax levy increase of 6-point-9 percent. For a median-priced home valued at $341,000, that would mean about $11.91 cents more per month. Lavin says the town is dealing with higher costs across daily operations. Those costs include fuel, utilities, road salt, water treatment chemicals, and other expenses needed to run town services. “The Town of Amherst is facing the same fin
Former Tonawanda church becomes community mission for those in need (opens the original)
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CITY OF TONAWANDA, N.Y. (WKBW) — A former Catholic church in the City of Tonawanda has been given new life as the Matthew 25 Center, a community center providing food, clothing, and health care items to those in need. “The 25th chapter of Matthew's gospel reminds us that we have to clothe the naked, feed the hungry, take care of the sick,” said Father Michael LaMarca, pastor, Roman Catholic Community of the Tonawandas. The center operates out of a building that was once an active parish, St. Fra
'It's going to be a big blow to our region': Canadian import ban hits close to home in WNY (opens the original)
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HAMBURG, N.Y. (WKBW) — A new ban on Canadian products is hitting close to home for some small businesses in Western New York. The Trump administration is banning nearly $1 billion in Canadian imports, ranging from dairy products and motorcycles to alcoholic beverages, including wine and beer made directly in Canada. Anne McIntosh, co-owner of Alchemy Wine and Beer in Hamburg, relies heavily on wines from Niagara-on-the-Lake — and said the ban is already being felt. "It's going to be a big blow t
‘A win-win for everyone’: NY pilot program targets childcare costs for working families in WNY (opens the original)
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The Buffalo region and Capital District have been chosen as hubs for the Empire State Child Care Share pilot program, aimed at making childcare more affordable for working families. Full-time infant care alone can cost $1,500 a month. "Imagine the morale of an employee that has an employer that actually cares about this, that's willing to have a conversation around childcare," said Susan Gawley. The Child Care Resource Network, located in north Buffalo, is running the prog
Surge to Save Newborns Act aims to expand newborn screenings across all states (opens the original)
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CLARENCE, N.Y. (WKBW) — Western New York Republican Congressman Nick Langworthy joined Buffalo Bills legend and Hall of Famer Jim Kelly and his wife Jill Kelly in Clarence to announce new legislation aimed at expanding life-saving newborn screenings across the country. "It is one of our most sacred duties as a society to protect our most vulnerable citizens," Langworthy stated. "Our babies and our children are the most vulnerable among us." The bipartisan Surge to Save Newborns Act would provide
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