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In 1971, Mayor Frank A. Sedita unveiled a downtown plan whose impact, for better or worse, is felt to this day.

For several years the Buffalo Police have engaged in a practice that some argue is unconstitutional.

Radioactive hotspots continue to plague Niagara County residents and property owners.

As late as 1976, the New York State Department of Transportation had plans to construct a submerged highway that would have connected the Kensington Expressway...

Veolia and Buffalo’s Water

St. Patrick’s Friary, near Seymour and Emslie streets, is all that remains of Buffalo’s first Irish Catholic church complex.

Residents seek control of city-owned properties in the suddenly valuable Fruit Belt.

Scenic water travel helped put the word “gay” into the “gay 90’s,” perhaps the golden age for lake and river boating for group picnics and parties.