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Buffalo will receive an extra $5 million, but Mayor Byron W. Brown thinks the city should have gotten an extra $10 million or more.

A housing fund in Gallatin County received a quarter million dollars to maintain and expand existing affordable housing options.

For half a century, the aroma of sizzling burgers, tenderloin sandwiches, and tangy BBQ pork, has wafted through the streets of Kentland courtesy of Don’s Drive-In. Nestled in the heart

Group leaders said they collected 4,574 signatures on petitions in recent weeks, a little over 2,000 more than the number required under law. Representatives of the citizens group dropped off

More than 100 of the West’s most special places are protected by designation as “national monuments,” but that could change in the near future.

Burlingtons three-year-old task force on racial diversity and tolerance is talking about dissolving for the second time in recent months.

Daemen University, Villa Maria College and Buffalo Rehab Group are teaming up to launch the Daemen University Institute for Mobility Innovation & Technology at Villa Maria College.

The story wouldnt be complete if I didnt leave you with an interview from Ken Foree. From fighting zombies in Dawn of the Dead to even going toe to toe

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At its meeting on April 17, the Ithaca Common Council voted to authorize $526,000 in bonds to support a green hydrogen fuel pilot project. The project, titled “Green Hydrogen as