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- Sep 21, 2026
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As demand grows for data centers, Buffalo considers banning them for two years (opens the original)
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Buffalo lawmakers are considering a two-year moratorium on data centers as they work to figure out a regulatory framework for the quickly expanding facilities. Read the resolution to establish a two-year moratorium on data centers in the city put forth by North District Council Member Joseph Golombek Jr. A look at key issues facing Buffaloâs local leadership this week. The Buffalo News unpacks what is under consideration, what could happen next and why it matters to Western New Yorkers. While
Judge rejects challenge to Buffalo’s 11 charter ballot measures (opens the original)
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An attempt from a City Hall observer and activist to remove ballot measures put forth by the City Charter Review Commission has been denied. State Supreme Court Judge Jorge de Rosas sided with the Buffalo City Charter Review Commission and will allow ballot measures to alter the city charter to go to a vote in November. Members of the Charter Review Commission have submitted 11 ballot measures that will be up for approval in the November general election. The commission got its first direct inpu
After plenty of issues last year, Ryan says it was a successful swim season at city pools (opens the original)
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Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan says his administrationâs efforts to modernize the cityâs pool system and expand programming helped bring a safe and successful swimming season. Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan says if the city meets its goal of hiring 100 lifeguards for the summer, he will jump in the Cazenovia Park pool dressed in a suit. The number of public municipal pools has been falling sharply for decades as cash-strapped cities and towns try to figure out how to keep them open and staffed. Subscribe
Mayor looks to borrow for capital projects through control board (opens the original)
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Buffalo News Chief Photographer Derek Gee takes you on a stunning aerial journey over Buffalo and WNY with the #BNdrone. Mayor Sean Ryanâs administration is asking the Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority to borrow money for capital projects on its behalf, a move that will require the approval of the Common Council. Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter. Buffalo News Chief Photographer Derek Gee takes you on a stunning aerial jour
Bulk trash pickup in Buffalo to be cut. Council members are unhappy with the mayor. Again. (opens the original)
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Mayor Sean Ryan angered Common Council members by making changes to the cityâs bulk trash program without a public discussion. Common Council members are not happy with Mayor Sean Ryanâs decision to reduce bulk trash pickup, calling on the mayorâs team to reverse the move. Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan's administration intends to raise the city user fee, the payment city residents make to pay for trash and recycling services. Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan's administration says the city's user fee will
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