Chris Churchill

1 week ago | oleantimesherald.com | Chris Churchill

The unexpected announcement from Buffalo Pro Soccer contained two additional surprises. First, the stadium would not be built in downtown Buffalo, as previously hoped. Instead, it will be located in an industrial area in the city's Valley neighborhood, about three miles southwest of the city center. Second, the stadium would be privately financed, as in no taxpayer subsidies.

1 week ago | timesunion.com | Chris Churchill

Last week, a group planning to bring professional soccer to Buffalo said it would build a 7,600-seat stadium. Construction is set to begin this summer. The unexpected announcement from Buffalo Pro Soccer contained two additional surprises. First, the stadium would not be built in downtown Buffalo, as previously hoped. Instead, it will be located in an industrial area in the city’s Valley neighborhood, about three miles southwest of the city center.

1 week ago | star-telegram.com | Chris Churchill

Last week, a group planning to bring professional soccer to Buffalo said it would build a 7,600-seat stadium. Construction is set to begin this summer. The unexpected announcement from Buffalo Pro Soccer contained two additional surprises. First, the stadium would not be built in downtown Buffalo, as previously hoped. Instead, it will be located in an industrial area in the city's Valley neighborhood, about three miles southwest of the city center.

1 week ago | oleantimesherald.com | Chris Churchill

The Republican congresswoman was set to become the ambassador to the United Nations, a job she coveted and a role so glamorous that it comes with a swanky, $16 million penthouse in Manhattan, purchased in 2019. Stefanik could presumably say goodbye to chicken dinners in Malone or Alexandria Bay, and, in fact, she went on a farewell tour of her 21st Congressional District. But when you thrive by the Trump you can suffer by the Trump, who is nothing if not mercurial.

1 week ago | star-telegram.com | Chris Churchill

Elise Stefanik suffered a significant disappointment with the world watching. That couldn't have been easy. The Republican congresswoman was set to become the ambassador to the United Nations, a job she coveted and a role so glamorous that it comes with a swanky, $16 million penthouse in Manhattan, purchased in 2019. Stefanik could presumably say goodbye to chicken dinners in Malone or Alexandria Bay, and, in fact, she went on a farewell tour of her 21st Congressional District.