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Get a load of @ChrissyCaBoom’s tweets

As a first-time candidate for elected office, one of Chrissy Casilio-Bluhm’s biggest challenges is introducing herself to voters. But it appears the Republican challenger to incumbent Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz doesn’t want voters to know her too well. In the days prior to and since winning the GOP endorsement on Feb. 25, Casilio-Bluhm scrubbed... View Article

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Bonuses for executives at embattled OTB

Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp. awarded $40,000 in bonuses to its top executives in January, even as federal and state investigators continued a probe into allegations of malfeasance at the public benefit corporation. At OTB’s January 19 board meeting, the 13 directors present voted unanimously to award a bonus of $12,000 to Henry Wojtaszek, president... View Article

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Grant to Neighborhood Health Center Supports Moms and Babies

Grant to Neighborhood Health Center Supports the Health of New Mothers and Babies A health equity award from Univera Healthcare will fund a new program being implemented by Neighborhood Health […]

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2023 Jean Hopkins Memorial Scholarship Portal is Accepting Applications

WNY – Niagara Pride wants all LGBTQ+ high school students to know that the 2023 Jean Hopkins Memorial Scholarship portal is now open and accepting applications. The scholarship program was […]

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No permits for work that might have sparked deadly fire

The fire that killed a Buffalo firefighter Wednesday might have been sparked by crews working on the Main Street building without permits. A review of city records by Investigative Post found no active permits for work at 743 Main St., which was recently purchased by a company owned by former Congressman Chris Jacobs. Michael DeGeorge,... View Article

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Children’s Dental Health Month – A Time to Highlight Ways for Parents and Caregivers to Prevent Cavities and Promote Strong Teeth in Kids

ERIE COUNTY – February is Children’s Dental Health Month, and the Erie County Department of Health (ECDOH) is shining a spotlight on improving children’s dental health and preventing cavities. “Dental […]

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