AAA offers EV driving lessons in Buffalo area
Is driving an electric vehicle different than driving a gas vehicle? Find out for yourself! AAA Western and Central New York is now offering one-on-one electric vehicle (EV) driving lessons…
Local gas prices inch downward
Today’s national average price for a gallon of gasoline is $3.44, the same as last Monday. One year ago, the price was $4.24. The New York State average is $3.42,…
Elmwood Ave. Festival of the Arts ends
After 24 years, the Elmwood Avenue Festival of the Arts is no more. According to the organization’s Facebook page, fees that have been submitted by artists and vendors for this…
DEAL: Wyatt Coin, Leaduke, and more at Stamps … the Bar on May 5
–> THIS DEAL HAS EXPIRED <– TONAWANDA — All WNY is back in the concert business with a show back at our old stomping grounds on Cinco de Mayo. We…
Buffalo celebrates the Edward M. Cotter
A celebration was held this afternoon at Mutual Riverfront Park to declare the day as Edward M. Cotter Day. Officials from the city, the Buffalo Fire Department and the Edward…
Happy Edward M. Cotter Day!
By official decree of Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown and the Common Council, today is Edward M. Cotter Day. It’s not exactly common to name a day after a boat but…
BUFFALO HEALTHY LIVING: Erie County officials unveil 2022 opioid overdose death toll data
No one wakes up in the morning and says, “I want to die of an opioid overdose today.” Sadly, at least 298 Erie County residents died from an opioid overdose…
Pierogi Fest slated for April 1
After a few years off, “Pierogi Fest” is back at The Terrace at Delaware Park on April 1. Enjoy “Buffalo’s Best” from WNY’S finest Polish dumpling artists, including Babcia Pierogi,…
Ghost tours planned for Lockport’s old Western Block complex
LOCKPORT — Guided ghost tours at Lockport’s former Western Block Complex, 247 Market St., and being held at 7 p.m, 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Saturday (March 25), April…
Friday is Edward M. Cotter Day in Buffalo
It was 123 years ago this Friday — March 24 — that the keel for the Edward M. Cotter was laid in Elizabeth Port, New Jersey. And Western New Yorkers…