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Buffalo councilman expresses regrets over approval of School Zone Safety Program and last updated 2020-12-29 18:30:05-05 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — A fired-up Rasheed Wyatt, the University District councilman, posted an 11-minute live video to Facebook Monday night blasting the City of Buffalo School Zone Safety Program. He was angered after going to the camera location on Bailey Avenue outside of Buffalo Promise Neighborhood Academy and seeing beacons flashing — indicating a school zone was “live”. He said the lights promote the ongoing accusation by angered city residents th...

Take comfort, lovers of Buffalo food institutions. There's now a plan for the future of Amy's Place, the legendary diner put up for sale in August. It's not going away. After a change of heart, owner Greg Kempf plans to reopen the University Heights staple, at 3234 Main St., in March under an evolving ownership structure. The gradual goal is to become a worker-owned cooperative, similar to the model of BreadHive, within a year or two. "[Amy's Place] has become an institution, so I feel lucky that way," said Kempf, who started working at Amy's in 1990 under founder Amy Betros, before helping t...

Buffalo Common Council requests pause on operation of School Zone cameras The council is requesting Mayor Brown's administration consider a pause on the execution of the contract between the city and Sensys Gatso Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 12:06 AM EST December 23, 2020 BUFFALO, N.Y. — On Tuesday, the Buffalo Common Council passed a resolution asking the mayor's administration to consider a pause on the school zone camera program. Three Buffalo Common Council members, President Darius Pridgen, Rasheed Wyatt, and Joe Feroleto had written a resolution request...