Kelly Dudzik
Journalist at WGRZ-TV (Buffalo, NY)
Journalist @WGRZ | Nutmegger & 🍊 @newhouseSU grad | Previously @wbrewyou @FOX19 @KFBB @FOX16News | 🐕 & 🐈 mom @buffaloblanche
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3 days ago |
wgrz.com | Kelly Dudzik
BUFFALO, N.Y. — President Donald Trump said he wants to lower the price of prescription drugs for Americans. An Executive Order that he signed on Monday aims to do that. This Executive Order directs the Department of Health and Human Services to come up with price cutting goals in the next month as it negotiates with the pharmaceutical companies. "The principle is simple.
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6 days ago |
wgrz.com | Kelly Dudzik
EAST AMHERST, N.Y. — An East Amherst woman is collecting food for FeedMore WNY this month to honor her late dad who used to get home-delivered meals from FeedMore WNY. Laura Teplitsky was inspired to start collecting food after hearing that FeedMore WNY would be losing some federal funding, and she wants to make sure people don't go hungry. "I just knew that I needed to do something to help. This is what I thought of," said Laura Teplitsky.
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1 week ago |
wgrz.com | Kelly Dudzik
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Western New York Catholics watched with anticipation on Thursday as the new pope was named at the Vatican. The white smoke appeared at the Sistine Chapel during 12:05 mass at St. Louis, so 2 On Your Side talked to the priest and parishioners before and after the new Pope stepped out onto the balcony. "I saw a couple of people leave the church, and I had no idea what was going on," said Rev. Msgr. Salvatore Manganello, Diocese of Buffalo, Judicial Vicar.
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1 week ago |
wgrz.com | Kelly Dudzik
HAMBURG, N.Y. — Right now, the SPCA Serving Erie County is busy helping more than forty cats and dogs rescued from a Hamburg home. The home was uninhabitable and condemned, and many of the animals that were found are underweight and had significant flea infestations, the SPCA said. Charges are still pending in this case as the investigation continues and the SPCA tries to rescue more cats from the home.
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1 week ago |
wgrz.com | Kelly Dudzik
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The former Buffalo Grand Hotel was damaged by arson in late 2021 and still hasn't reopened. Now, the owner of Buffalo's largest hotel says he plans on reopening some of the rooms this summer. With nearly five-hundred rooms, the continued closure of this hotel has impacted the events Visit Buffalo Niagara can get to come to Buffalo. Patrick Kaler, Visit Buffalo Niagara's President and CEO, last met with hotel owner Harry Stinson before Christmas.
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Laura Teplitsky is collecting donations for @feedmorewny this month to honor her late father and help people in need - hear her story at 4:30, 5:30 & 7 tonight @WGRZ. https://t.co/7wzBUrkAew