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The 126th Annual Turkey Trot will take place on Thanksgiving morning and the level of in-person participation will be back to normal levels.

Take Part In The Great American Cleanup In Buffalo This Weekend Get our free mobile app This year’s event to help beautify our city will kick off from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday (June 12) at Lincoln Park (Peck Street side) according to WIVB-TV. Everything you need as a volunteer will be provided for the effort, including vests, sunscreen, water, bags, and other tools. If you are interested in participating in the June 12 cleanup or if you want to host your own cleanup more information and registration can be done by emailing the Division of Citizen Services at: zcruz@city-buffalo.com.

Photo Favorite Sharkgirl Returns Home To Buffalo Get ready for Buffalo to be back in the Instagram spotlight. A favorite for an Instagram photo has returned home. Shark girl has called Buffalo her home since 2014 when she was brought here from the banks of the Ohio River by Albright-Knox Art Gallery. Since then she has become an Instagram hit as people from all over the world have stopped to snap a photo with the little girl with a shark head. WHO/WHAT IS SHARKGIRL?  Sharkgirl was created by American artist Casey Riordan Millard and has been featured in her work since 2004. The fiberglass s...

After being canceled last year due to COVID-19, officials with the Niagara County Fair announced plans that the fair will be back this year.