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Louis XIV reigned from 1643 until 1715.
Tyranny is a disaster for working people, whether it’s 17th century France or 21st century America. |
Photo courtesy of the Buffalo History Museum
The Hydraulics landmark that once stood at the northeast corner of Emslie and Seymour streets was demolished in 1982 by the Diocese of Buffalo. |
 Many local governments across the state fail to report sewer overflows. Around here, Kenmore is the worst. |
Photo courtesy of buffalobills.com.
With three games left (one in New England and two against the Dolphins, who stunned the Patriots on Monday night) the Bills are tied for the final playoff... |
PUSH Buffalo’s Christian Parra during an anti-gentrification protest this past June at the Ellicott Square Building to bring attention to developer Carl Paladino and Ellicott Development’s role in displacing low-income residents and communities of color. Photo by Harper Bishop.
In response to housing report, advocates fear the Brown administration will appease developers and ignore at-risk residents. |
Activists blocking the street last February to protest the death of Wardel Davis.
Activists and legal advocates describe in their own words what the fight for police reform and accountability means. |
 Checkpoints and trespassing policies and enforcement in public housing are under investigation. |
Andrew Cuomo is likely to face a Democratic primary in 2018. But from whom? And will he face GOP businessman Harry Wilson in the general election?
Next up in 2018—federal and state elections, with a couple Erie County campaigns thrown in too. |