Andy Paden
Multi-Skilled Journalist at WGRZ-TV (Buffalo, NY)
Multi-Skilled Journalist/Fill-In Anchor @WGRZ, 2 On Your Side, NBC in Buffalo. Proud member of the #MedillMafia, adopted by the #BillsMafia - [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wgrz.com | Andy Paden
HAMBURG, N.Y. — Sometimes when words fail, music speaks. Not a soul in Lake View has found the words to describe what happened two weeks ago. But Wednesday night, they didn’t have to and instead turned to song. Lake View natives and siblings Amy and Cory James Gallagher co-founded Concerts for the Soul to host performances throughout the year, like the one they held at Wayside Presbyterian Church Wednesday night.
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1 week ago |
wgrz.com | Andy Paden
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Even on a cloudy day, Canalside represents the very best the city of Buffalo has to offer. But despite all the charm, the waterfront still isn’t exactly where the city wants it to be — and you don’t have to look further than the Heritage Point construction site to understand why. Seven years ago, Heritage Point was first announced, promising a revitalized Canalside with new housing and shops and a completion date of summer 2024.
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2 weeks ago |
whas11.com | Andy Paden
LONDON, Ky. — A chef in Louisville returned to his hometown of London to help nourish a community who's faced severe weather twice in just five days. A courthouse porch isn’t exactly your normal cooking space. But Mike Stansbury knows nothing in London, Ky., is normal right now. Stansbury, who grew up in London, watched from 150 miles away Friday night as his hometown was ravaged by an EF-4 tornado.
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2 weeks ago |
wgrz.com | Andy Paden
LONDON, Ky. — A chef in Louisville returned to his hometown of London to help nourish a community who's faced severe weather twice in just five days. A courthouse porch isn’t exactly your normal cooking space. But Mike Stansbury knows nothing in London, Ky., is normal right now. Stansbury, who grew up in London, watched from 150 miles away Friday night as his hometown was ravaged by an EF-4 tornado.
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2 weeks ago |
wbir.com | Andy Paden
LONDON, Ky. — A chef in Louisville returned to his hometown of London to help nourish a community who's faced severe weather twice in just five days. A courthouse porch isn’t exactly your normal cooking space. But Mike Stansbury knows nothing in London, Ky., is normal right now. Stansbury, who grew up in London, watched from 150 miles away Friday night as his hometown was ravaged by an EF-4 tornado.
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