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Sandusky Prosecutors Face Conflict Questions as $20 Million Witness Trust Comes Under Court Review

By: Ralph Cipriano A Prosecutor, a Witness, and a $20 Million Settlement At the sex abuse trial of Jerry Sandusky, the late Deputy Attorney General Joseph McGettigan asked one of Sandusky’s alleged

Featured·News·Uncategorized

February 18, 2026

THE STEVEN HASSAN FILES: Part II: Steven Hassan’s War on Cults Could Destroy Religious Freedom

Steven Hassan is a licensed mental health counselor in Massachusetts who has built a career on a single claim: that he can identify “destructive cults” using a diagnostic overarching highly simplistic completely

The Assassination That Wasn’t: How an FBI Agent Turned a Car Burglary Into a Hit Job to Raid Oakland’s Mayor

OAKLAND, Calif. — On June 9, 2024, someone smashed the window of

The Grynberg Inheritance: A Billion-Dollar Oil Empire, a Family Takeover, and the Women Nobody Talks About

The Frank Report received tips about Rachel Grynberg. More than one. The

INTERSECTION Performances at Torn Space Launches in May!

Torn Space’s INTERSECTION: Performance Series returns with three upcoming collaborative events exploring the relationships between community and activism (More than Action); sound, consciousness and

April 18, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Music·Theater

NYS Justice Kevin Carter to Decide Pigeon’s Motion to Disqualify DA Flynn for ‘Bias,’ ‘Animosity,’ in Child Rape Prosecution

I have been Steve Pigeon’s friend for more than 20 years. In December 2021, he was charged with raping a child, perhaps the most

April 17, 2023

Courts·Crime and Justice·Featured·Local News·News·NY·Politics·Prosecutorial Misconduct

Alberto Rey returns to Castellani for ‘Biological Regionalism: Niagara River, WNY’ exhibition

Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University (CAM of NU) will host two exhibition receptions celebrating Biological Regionalism: Niagara River, Western New York by Alberto

April 17, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

HOW THE SABRES COULD HAVE MADE THE PLAYOFFS

The points that got away By Andrew Kulyk This past week’s spate of games was a feel good run for long suffering Buffalo Sabres

April 17, 2023

Featured·Games·News·Sports

ARTPARK announces “ART ALE” beer in partnership with RESURGENCE BREWING

Artpark fans are invited to be among the first to taste Artpark’s ART ALE during the ART ALE release party on Saturday, May 6,

April 14, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Lifestyle

Shakespeare’s Intimate Understanding of Love and Loss

Dive deep into William Shakespeare’s works and explore his unparalleled understanding of human emotions. From Romeo and Juliet to Macbeth, discover how the bard

April 13, 2023

Arts & Culture·Education·Featured

WNY DRUMMERS FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE “2nd Annual Country Music Jamboree” Fundraiser

Buffalo, N.Y. (April 16, 2023): WNY Drummers for Homeless People will present “2nd Annual Country Jamboree” concert and fundraising event at The Cove, located

April 12, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Music

Ben Volta Workshops

Philadelphia-based muralist, Ben Volta (American, born 1979), is working with the students of the Harriet Ross Tubman School, PS 31, to create a design

April 4, 2023

Activities·Arts & Culture·Education·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Buffalo Dyngus Day Festival Monday April 10

One of Buffalo’s greatest indicators that spring is here is the annual Dyngus Day Parade & Festival that brings our large Polish community into

March 31, 2023

Activities·Arts & Culture·Dance·Events·Featured·Music

“Born in the EVA”: A Fundraiser for Porchfest and the Summer Concert Series!

Live Bands! Open Beer and Wine Bar! Delicious Food! And a chance to help the EVA produce some great musical events in the months

March 30, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Music

Irish Classical Theatre presents “THURGOOD” the life of the exrtraordinary Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall March 31-April 16

Directly following a successful run at People’s Light Theatre in Philadelphia, Guest Artists Broadway Director Steve H. Broadnax III and Award-Winning Actor Brian Marable

March 30, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Theater

Only 4 performances left for Buffalo United Artists’ “Mediocre Heterosexual Sex”

A vexed exploration of gender, sex, power, and kink. March 31st & April 1st April 7th & April 8th at Compass for the Performing

March 30, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Theater

SABRES PRIDE NIGHT. A TRIUMPH? OR AN EMBARASSMENT?

Russian defenseman Ilya Lyubushkin throws last minute wrench into plans By Andrew Kulyk Let’s start by saying this. The Buffalo Sabres organization fired on

March 29, 2023

Featured·Games·Local News·Sports

UB Libraries presents “Louise Blanchard Bethune” America’s first professional female architect and Buffalo’s first woman to own a bicycle

The exhibit is based on the book “Louise Blanchard Bethune: Every Woman Her Own Architect,” by Kelly Hayes McAlonie, the first biography to thoroughly

March 24, 2023

Arts & Culture·Education·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Submissions wanted for Albright-Knox Art Alive 2023 Celebration

Art Alive is returning to the Buffalo AKG Art Museum Saturday, June 3, 2023! Re-create a famous work of art as a living, breathing

March 24, 2023

Activities·Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Buffalo Niagara Waterkeepers very cool film fundraiser is next Saturday, March 25th

By now we’re sure you’ve heard the buzz about Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper’s newest fundraiser, Freshwater Flicks. What you may not have heard is all

March 18, 2023

Arts & Culture·Environment·Events·Featured·TV & Film

Alleyway Theatre “BUFFALO QUICKIES” final shows TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ONLY!

GET TICKETS The Last Bee by Chris WoodworthBreathe by Thomas Hughes BellavignaThree Degrees by Shawn AdilettaOn Rooftops and Rowboats by Bella PoyntonThe End by

March 18, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Theater

Squeaky Wheel’s first exhibiton at new Tri-Main home “hiba ali | oceans we carry: rough as silk”

On view March 24–May 20, 2023Free and open to the public Squeaky Wheel presents a solo exhibition by artist hiba ali that utilizes videos,

March 16, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

FTMP Events Upcoming Buffalo Concerts

Here’s everything FTMP announced right now, but to stay the most up-to-date be sure to follow FTMP on Facebook, Twitter, Tik Tok, & Instagram

March 13, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Music

HOCKEY IN THE DESERT: Arizona Coyotes new home is the smallest in the NHL

By Andrew Kulyk and Peter Farrell TEMPE, ARIZONA…Mullett Arena. It is the third home for the Arizona Coyotes since the franchise moved from Winnipeg

March 11, 2023

Featured·Local News·Sports

Celebrate Spring at the Botanical Gardens with Flowers and Stitch Buffalo

The Botanical Gardens will be bursting with color this spring during Western New York’s favorite spring tradition, the Spring Flower Exhibit, presented by M&T Bank. From

March 8, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Lifestyle

Want to direct a Shakespeare play on the Saul Elkin Stage in Delaware Park?

Shakespeare in Delaware Park is accepting proposals for new direction of a play for its upcoming production season. We are seeking directors for 2024

March 8, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Theater

Castellani Art Museum celebrates Women’s History Month

This month, the CAM will celebrate Women’s History Month by paying tribute to the traditions and innovations of Indigenous artists with an engaging panel discussion.

March 3, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Torn Space Announces 2023 INTERSECTION: Performance Series

New Works Span Genres, Venues, and Countries Torn Space is pleased to announce a season of original performances that include our tenth year anniversary

March 2, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Music·Theater·Visual Arts

UB’s Slee Beethoven String Quartet Cycle with the Parker Quartet at Slee Hall – Lippes Concert Hall

The Parker Quartet returns to UB to perform the entire Slee Beethoven String Quartet Cycle in March off 2023. This will be the second

February 27, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Music

BIKE RACK GIVEAWAY

GO Buffalo Niagara is offering a one-time opportunity for municipalities, community organizations, and anchor institutions to apply to receive free bike racks and bike

February 21, 2023

Arts & Culture·Business·Featured·Finance·Lifestyle·Local News

DOMINIK HASEK’S FIGHT FOR UKRAINE

Sabres’ Hall of Fame goaltender speaks, and speaks, and speaks By Andrew Kulyk The ugly and horrific war in Ukraine, which is almost a

February 14, 2023

Featured·News·Sports

From Buffalo Rising: Q&A with LeRoi Johnson, painter/attorney and Rick James’ brother

By Jeffrey Heras January 27, 2023 In his first retrospective currently on view at the Burchfield Penney Art Center, artist LeRoi Johnson invites folks to

February 10, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

Mirabo Press premiers film CLINGS AND BURNS at Torn Space Theatre Friday, Feb 10

Clings and Burns, a film by Mirabo Co-Founder Bob Fleming, will premiere at Torn Space Theater on Friday, February 10, 2023 at 8:00 PM. An

February 7, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·TV & Film

Castellani Art Museum hosts ART EXPRESS for kids Saturday, Feb. 25 @ 11 a.m.–1 p.m.

Art Express allows children ages 6 to 12 to partake in fun-filled hands-on art making activities and gallery exploration. Each workshop includes a short talk

February 5, 2023

Activities·Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Final Weekend of THE MAI at Irish Classical Theatre

The Mai, an accomplished, savvy, middle-aged woman, is thrown into a world of confusion after her husband abandons her and her children. His return

February 2, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Theater

Compete or just Eat at the Parkside Chili Cook-off Sat. March 4th

The Parkside Community Association will hold its 9th Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser on Saturday, March 4th, 2023 in Jewett Hall at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 96 Jewett

February 2, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Food·Lifestyle

Burchfield-Penney presents the documentary “100 Years From Mississippi” in conjunction with the LEROI: Living in Color exhibition

Feb. 4, 2PM – 5PM“100 Years From Mississippi” (2021) Director: Tarabu Betserai Kirkland Mamie Lang Kirkland was seven years old when she fled Ellisville,

February 2, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·TV & Film·Visual Arts

12th Annual Artists of Color Exhibition on view February 10-March 25, 2023 at the Niagara Arts & Cultural Center

The Niagara Arts & Cultural Center is pleased to announce their upcoming exhibition with the 12th Annual Artists of Color Exhibition. This exhibit is

January 25, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

Regal Elmwood movie theater closing in February

Regal Cinemas, the second-largest chain of movie theaters in the U.S., will close 39 locations after its parent company Cineworld filed for bankruptcy in September, according to legal

January 20, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·TV & Film

28th Annual “Old Neighborhood” St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, March 18, 2023.

The Valley Community Association parade will kick off at 12 PM from the Valley Community Center, located at 93 Leddy St. Buffalo, New York. The

January 20, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured

Torn Space Presents “Deathwish” a Conceptual Punk Show & Film Premier

Deathwish by Cult Mother, A Conceptual Punk Show and Performance Installation will be presented by Torn Space on Fridays January 27th and February 3rd

January 17, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Music·Theater·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Shakespeare in Delaware Park seeking directors, actors, designers, builders and 2023 summer staff

Directors/Plays for 2024: SDP is seeking directors with a clear artistic vision or interpretation of a Shakespeare play for our 2024 summer season. A newly

January 12, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Theater

The U$E of Parental Alienation in Family Court Serves the Best Interest of Professionals Not Children

In Family Court, Parental Alienation is applied, which assumes mothers and children lie more often than fathers. It assumes a woman cannot forget her

January 10, 2023

Featured·Government·News

The Buffalo Gay Men’s Chorus (BGMC) presents “The Red Carpet” fundraiser

The Buffalo Gay Men’s Chorus presents their On the Town fundraiser on Saturday February 18, 2023, at Babeville (341 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202).

January 10, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Lifestyle·Music

Just Buffalo Literary Center seeking to hire new Communications Coordinator

Just Buffalo’s Communications Coordinator works closely with program staff to tell the JBLC story in a meaningful & impactful way.From the BABEL author series

January 10, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Literature

Burchfield Penney’s STAY GOLD community ART PARTY January 13, 2023, 4:00 pm — 11:00 pm

This Friday, January 13, 2023, Burchfield Penney hosts Stay Gold, as part of their M&T Second Friday event series! The Burchfield Penney’s birthday bash, Stay Gold,

January 10, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

BUFFALO STATE ICE SKATING CLASSES:

Saturdays 2nd semester: Jan. 14 – Apr. 1 2023 10 weeks for $100 (non profit , run by the State of New York ) 10 am/ 11 am/

January 10, 2023

Activities·Arts & Culture·Education·Featured·Health·Lifestyle·Sports

Top Ways Online Education Can Help You Become a Proficient Painter

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist looking to take your skills to the next level, online painting classes can offer you the

January 6, 2023

Arts & Culture·Education·Featured·Visual Arts

CEPA Gallery Exhibits Renowned Artist Cindy Sherman

Mythologies of Identity Exhibitions opens February 3, 2023 On February 3rd 2023, CEPA Gallery is proud to celebrate the opening of a cluster of

January 4, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Fraud? CT Atty Edward Nusbaum Billed for Scores of Phone Calls and Emails That Don’t Match GAL Hurwitz Billings –Criminal Charges May Result

CT Attorney Edward Nusbaum’s retainer agreements do not permit clients to have discovery. If they later end up in a legal dispute over his

December 30, 2022

Featured·Government

LAST CHANCE for studio time at Queen City Fine Arts on Tonawanda St. Closed for good Dec 30!

There are only 6 open studios left before we close our doors. you can throw work up to the last day and we will

December 12, 2022

Arts & Culture·Education·Featured·Visual Arts

Magical Winter Fun at the Botanical Gardens

The Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens has filled the month of December with magical holiday experiences that will create unforgettable memories for all ages. Whether it’s

December 2, 2022

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured

Alleyway’s A CHRISTMAS CAROL OPENS THIS WEEKEND!

TICKETS $20-42Order online anytime at ALLEYWAY.COMLimited box office hours by phone: 716-852-2600 Special Comfort PerformancesNovember 15 at 7 & November 17 at NoonAt these performances,

December 2, 2022

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Theater

6 Reasons Why High-Quality Shoes Are Essential

Most people think of shoes purely as a utilitarian item- something to protect our feet from the elements and make it through the day.

November 23, 2022

Arts & Culture·Featured·Health·Lifestyle·Sports

Burchfield-Penney “ART IS A GIFT” Holiday Art & Gift Sale Fri, Dec 2 – Sun, Dec 4, 10am-5pm

Start your holiday shopping by visiting over 30 phenomenal local artisans at the Burchfield Penney’s annual Holiday Artist’s Sale! Discover original pieces including ceramics, jewelry,

November 23, 2022

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Kavinoky Theatre adds 2 performances – Stephen King’s MISERY Sat. Nov 26 – Sun Nov 27 @3:30

The stage adaptation of the beloved Stephen King classic follows successful romance novelist Paul Sheldon, rescued from a car crash by his “Number One Fan,” Annie

November 23, 2022

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Theater

Torn Space added dates for virtual reality performance BOULEVARD , Two Weekends Only

Dates: Dec. 1-3, 8, 10 2022Time Slots: 7:00pm, 8:15pm at Torn Space: 612 Fillmore Ave. Buffalo Like many events this weekend, we had to cancel

November 23, 2022

Arts & Culture·Featured·Theater·Visual Arts

Join CEPA Gallery at Mirabo Press on Dec 1st, a fundraiser supporting Photography and the Holocaust, Then and Now

Photography & the Holocaust: Then and Now will investigate tribalism–the inability of many to accept those who are different from themselves–its links to antisemitism

November 14, 2022

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

The Elmwood Village Farmers Market is still OPEN every Sat, rain or shine, thru Nov. 26, 8am-1pm

The Elmwood Village Farmers Market has a rich tradition of serving the Elmwood Village neighborhood, bringing together “growers, makers and producers” to offer fresh and unique

November 14, 2022

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Health·Lifestyle

Seven Uniquely WNY Ways To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

Western New York is a perfect place to live an earth-friendly lifestyle. We have some of the most beautiful parks and wonderful restaurants in

November 14, 2022

Arts & Culture·Environment·Featured·Finance·Health·Lifestyle·Technology

You Can Be a Voice in Who Gets Arts Funding

Erie County residents interested in supporting our thriving arts and culture sector are encouraged to volunteer on the Erie County Arts & Cultural Advisory Board.

November 14, 2022

Arts & Culture·Featured

UB group exhibition “I don’t know you like that: The Bodywork of Hospitality” opens at 2 galleries

UB Center for the Arts Gallery November 10th – 5pm-7:30pm Discover the works of Eglė Budvytytė, Jean-Charles de Quillacq, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Lynne Marsh, Rodney McMillian, Lucas Michael, Bridget Moser, Berenice Olmedo, and Slinko on

November 9, 2022

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Lorigo Working Hard for State Supreme Court Seat

By Tony Farina Joe Lorigo, a former majority leader of the Erie County Legislature and the current minority leader,

November 7, 2022

Featured·Government·NY·Politics

RestoreCorps Ellicott Creek Tree and Shrub Planting Event Sat, Nov. 12, 2022

Please consider joining Waterkeeper’s RestoreCorps team to help us install over 100 trees/shrubs at restoration areas within Ellicott Creek Park. For the past 4

November 4, 2022

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