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The demolition of 295 Linwood Avenue. Image courtesy of preservationready.org (John Straubinger).
Black Panther earns the hype, Buffalo Preservation Board razes a historic Linwood Avenue structure. |
Image courtesy of the E. H. Butler Library at SUNY Buffalo State.
The First Hartford Realty Corporation was among the first to test the real estate market at the Ellicott District Redevelopment Project. |
Photo courtesy of the Buffalo History Museum.
The International Railway Company (IRC) owned and operated Buffalo’s transit system prior to 1950. |
Officer Craig Lehner's funeral procession. Image courtesy of WGRZ-TV.
Experts say Lehner was ill equipped for a training exercise to which he should not have been subjected. |
Marva Threat on Detroit Street, where her property line ends and the uncleared, city-owned sidewalk begins.
The city’s controversial Strike Force is being disbanded. Will the closely allied Housing Unit face a similar fate? |
 Hometown hero returns, and local Democratic races turn petty. |
The BPD's Strike Force, a unit created under mYor Byron Brown and recently retired police commissioner Daniel Derenda (above), will be disbanded as of March 12.
The fate of a related operation known as the Housing Unit is not known. |
Buffalo Public Schools would like mobile health clinics like this one to screen students for lead exposure. The county health department doesn't support th idea. Why?
Buffalo’s lead poisoning epidemic crisis—some 1,000 children are diagnosed every year with dangerous levels of lead in their blood—could be worse than ... |