Eat & Drink
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Sunday News: Oralia offers downtown oasis of quiet, wifi, and breakfast tacos
REVIEW: Will Grange Community Kitchen put Hamburg, N.Y. on the list of foodie dream destinations the way French Laundry put Yountville, California on the...
Eat & Drink
Review: At Grange Community Kitchen, enjoying the casual genius of my No. 1 restaurant in WNY
The secret is out: Hamburg is worth the drive for dinner. Breakfast and lunch, too, if you’re hungry and they’re nearby Grange is the...
Eat & Drink
Tracing the roots of delicious Buffalo holiday traditions
Every culture prepares for big days, in every room of the house. In the kitchen, recipes reserved for celebratory seasons are consulted, and shopping...
Eat & Drink
International House rebooting Downtown Bazaar for April launch
Downtown Bazaar will close Dec. 21, but the next act for 617 Main St. is already lined up, and its restaurants are staying put...
Eat & Drink
Four Bites in 2025: I’m your answer to dining questions, and more
Four Bites is a unique problem-solving service that will make your life better.You might know about the restaurant reviews, recipes, and good news about...
Eat & Drink
Recipe: Brussels sprout gratin, and crispy Brussels chips
The reputation of Brussels sprouts has improved dramatically in recent decades, especially among eaters whose previous exposure to the mini-cabbages was specimens boiled until...
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Sports
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Erie County announces Oct. 17 civil service exams for police officer and deputy sheriff
Erie County has set civil service exams for Police Officer and Deputy Sheriff - Criminal on Oct. 17, 2026. Applications are due Sept. 2; $30 fee (fee waivers available).
National News
How ICE melted from view at the World Cup
Even Democrats are praising the Department of Homeland Security for its restraint.
Video
Buffalo police investigate video appearing to show deputy commissioner pushing woman on Chippewa Street
Buffalo police are investigating a video that appears to show Deputy Commissioner Craig Macy pushing a woman on Chippewa Street Saturday night. The video was posted on Facebook and shows the woman falling to the ground.
Top Stories
Hochul pauses new hyperscale data centers in New York
Governor Kathy Hochul has ordered a one-year pause on new hyperscale data centers while New York develops environmental standards and community benefit rules.

