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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2 days ago |
wgrz.com | Andy Paden
BUFFALO, N.Y. — It’s been three years since Buffalo’s heart was broken when 10 were killed by a racist gunman at Tops on Jefferson Ave. And it’s been three years since the city vowed to never forget. On Tuesday, a day before May 14, city officials fulfilled that promise, announcing the location of the 5/14 living memorial on the corner of Jefferson Ave. and Best St. “We only have one time to get this right,” said Rev. Mark Blue, chairman of the 5/14 Memorial Foundation.
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3 days ago |
wgrz.com | Andy Paden
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The pressure is now on for nursing home owners across Western New York, as nurses from 15 different facilities across three counties say they’re prepared to walk off the job if a contract is not reached by Tuesday of next week. “It hurts me that it has come to this,” said Heather Benns, who works at Safire Rehabilitation of Northtowns.
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4 days ago |
wgrz.com | Andy Paden
NIAGARA FALLS, ON — You don’t have to spend more than a few minutes at any border crossing between the U.S and Canada to understand things have changed. Six months ago, the lines at the checkpoints backed up so far that the booths themselves seemed a country away. But the now seamless flow of traffic, while a welcome change for some, a frightening reality for others who rely on the border business.
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1 week ago |
wgrz.com | Andy Paden
WEST SENECA, N.Y. — Middle school is already a difficult time full of changes, and the last thing parents and students in West Seneca want is another change. But that change could be inevitable, with West Seneca Central School District planning to redistrict its middle schools, sending some of its current students at West Seneca West over to West Seneca East, just to be placed back at West Seneca West for high school.
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1 week ago |
wgrz.com | Andy Paden
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The pharmaceutical giant Rite Aid announced Monday that it’s pulling out of New York, saying in a letter to employees obtained by 2 On Your Side that it is “continu[ing] to experience financial challenges” and “will cease all operations at [certain] facilities.” It's a move that will close 73 pharmacies across Western New York and 13 in Buffalo after the chain closed eight locations in the area last year.
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