New rules for food trucks are now the law in the city of Buffalo. Mayor Byron Brown signed legislation Monday that dictates where the rolling restaurants can operate. Food trucks must stay 100 feet away from existing restaurants and licensed hot-dog vendors. The new law …
Hundreds of Western New Yorkers have attended a series of public hearings held by the NFTA this week, many coming to protest proposed reductions in bus service. Tuesday night’s session at the Niagara Falls City Council chamber saw the Authority spell out its plan to …
A week of public meetings will precede the NFTA‘s decision-making on how to close a 15-million dollar budget deficit. Hearings will be held Tuesday in Niagara Falls, and Wednesday and Thursday in Buffalo, for riders and other stakeholders to speak out on possible route cuts, …
Mayor Byron W. Brown will be speaking today at a National Junior Honor Society Assembly at School #43, Lovejoy Discovery. The newly inducted National Honor Society Students in the audience worked hard this past year, testimony to the many bright students in the Buffalo Public …
Mayor Brown’s addendum to the plan to bring traffic back to Main Street
The Buffalo News reports that Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown sponsored a job fair, which attracted 1,500 people. While politicians have very little to do with creating jobs, they are all feeling the heat from an angry public seeking employment. While I applaud the Mayor for …
Got a stinky little missive in the mail today. To me it smells like Byron Brown, constrained by political considerations from planting a big wet one on his BFF Chris Collins, came up with the next best thing; a real black woman to endorse Chris Collins Jr., …
