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 Bethlehem Steel was the site of the fiercest and most violent labor struggles in Buffalo history. |
Photo courtesy of the Clean Air Coalition of Western New York.
A university research team has found—to no one’s surprise—that some of the soil around the Tonawanda Coke plant is contaminated. |
Marcus Neal, who was shot and killed on a garage rooftop in Black Rock by Buffalo police on December 11, 2018.
The father of a man fatally shot by a Buffalo police officer last month has retained two law firms to investigate his son’s death. |
 For decades, Barr has been a fixture and a force in her neighborhood, fighting for its residents. |
 Cuomo drops Byron Brown, leaving folks to guess why; the jockeying to become the next Buffalo comptroller. |
Image courtesy of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library.
The “Military Road School” was erected in 1883 in what was then the rural outskirts of Black Rock. |
James Bible at 2017 rally after Seattle Police fatally shot Charleena Myles. Photo by Nate Gowdy, published by The Stranger.
Marcus Neal’s uncle James Bible, a civil rights attorney in Seattle, plans to hold Buffalo accountable. |
Image courtesy of the Buffalo History Museum.
Burgard Vocational High School, 368 Kensington Avenue, was completed in 1930, the date of this photograph by Hauser Bob. |