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Two months after racist attack, Buffalo supermarket to reopen Friday - Vimarsana News

Two months after racist attack, Buffalo supermarket to reopen Friday

The Tops Markets on Jefferson Avenue will reopen Friday, two months and one day after a racist mass shooting there killed 10 people, injured three and stunned the community.

Judge dismisses NYSCOPBA lawsuit seeking to repeal limitations on solitary confinement at state prisons - Vimarsana News

Judge dismisses NYSCOPBA lawsuit seeking to repeal limitations on solitary confinement at state prisons

A judge has dismissed the New York Correctional Officers and Police Benevolence Association's lawsuit aiming to repeal the Humane Alternatives to Longer-Term Solitary Confinement (HALT) Act.

Source: wktv.com
Federal judge dismisses NY corrections officers union's HALT lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Federal judge dismisses NY corrections officers union's HALT lawsuit

A federal judge threw out a lawsuit filed by the union representing New York corrections officers that sought to stop the state from implementing a solitary confinement reform law.

Residents demand reinvestment in Jefferson Avenue - Vimarsana News

Residents demand reinvestment in Jefferson Avenue

Residents who live around the Jefferson Avenue neighborhood in Buffalo says it offers a rich history and deserves a new wave of investment from the city.

Source: wkbw.com
'Nobody wants to go back in there': VOICE Buffalo leaders call for East Side investments, including a new grocery store - Vimarsana News

'Nobody wants to go back in there': VOICE Buffalo leaders call for East Side investments, including a new grocery store

Organizers pushed local and state leaders to allocate money in four areas: dismantling racial disparities, mental health, public safety, and food security.

Source: wgrz.com