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Kennedy, Congressional peers demand DHS give Erie County DA all info needed in Alam death (opens the original)
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Congressman Tim Kennedy, a Buffalo Democrat, stood Friday afternoon on the grounds of the former HSBC Atrium on Perry Street near Washington Street, not far from where Nurul Amin Shah Alam was found dead in late February, days after he dropped off at a closed coffee shop five miles away in Buffalo’s Black Rock neighborhood. Kennedy brought some company, three fellow Democrats who were in Buffalo for a congressional delegation visit to the U.S.-Canada border. All of them sit on relevant House com
Seneca Nation, Indigenous leaders speak out on “Lake America” (opens the original)
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“Absurd” and "insulting" are among the words Indigenous persons are using in reaction to President Donald Trump’s executive order issued earlier in the week, to rename Lake Ontario as “Lake America” within the U.S. “It's just typical of Trump to throw these kinds of distractions when he's facing so much criticism on other things,” said John Kane, a Mohawk living on the Seneca Nation’s Cattaraugus Territory, and a syndicated radio talk show host. Ontario is derived from the Indigenous name for th
Local GOP state lawmakers say energy policy working against businesses (opens the original)
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When it comes to straining New York State’s outdated energy grid and the threat of less reliability and higher prices, don’t blame the high energy consumers. Blame the state’s policies. That’s what two Niagara County state lawmakers are suggesting as they discussed energy costs and reliability while visiting a local manufacturer. Confer Plastics employs 150 people at its North Tonawanda facility, where they make a wide assortment of products, from table and stool sets, to sleds and kayaks. Presi
Hochul administration launches strategic plan project for next steps along waterfront (opens the original)
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Governor Kathy Hochul wants to figure out how best to continue development and growth along Buffalo’s waterfront over the next ten years. So, her administration is launching a strategic planning process that will lead to a plan for investment and further transformation. The planning effort, according to the Hochul administration, will bring in local stakeholders and unite them under a shared strategy. But first, the process calls for bringing in a consulting firm to study and determine what is n
One more mission for an honored Vietnam vet: find the WNY nurse who treated his wounds (opens the original)
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Local businessman and Vietnam War veteran Michael Militello is among the latest inductees into the New York State Veterans Hall of Fame. He was honored in a special ceremony July 1 at Veterans Memorial Park in the City of Tonawanda. It’s been decades since he served in Vietnam, but he has one last outstanding mission to fulfill. It’s to find a nurse who helped treat his combat wounds. A nurse who happened to be from Tonawanda, New York. “I haven't seen her in 58 years. Linda Pickert,” said Milit
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