Natalie Brophy
Technology and Startups Reporter at Buffalo News
Journalist at @TheBuffaloNews. Cat mom. @sunyoswego grad. she/her. Reach me: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
buffalonews.com | Natalie Brophy
Growing tensions between the United States and Canada over President Trump's tariffs and his threats of annexing the nation to become America's "51st State" have coincided with a steep drop in cross-border traffic between the two countries. In Western New York, international bridge traffic is down by about 154,000 travelers in April, compared to April of 2024.
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3 weeks ago |
buffalonews.com | Natalie Brophy
When Jane Sullivan was first elected a decade ago to the Iroquois Board of Education, she staged a write-in campaign just three days prior to election. Sullivan said she made the decision to run for School Board after she saw a social media post from The Buffalo News with a link to a story about how there were no candidates running for the open seat in 2015.
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3 weeks ago |
buffalonews.com | Natalie Brophy
Residents of the Town of Lancaster will see changes to their assessed property values next year as the town embarks on a reassessment project. The Lancaster Town Board unanimously approved extending a one-year moratorium on new commercial residential development until March 31. It gives the town additional time to hold public hearings to gather the input of residents on any proposed changes.
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1 month ago |
buffalonews.com | Natalie Brophy
The Town of Cheektowaga has ordered the Luna Lounge bar and music venue to cease operations, citing violations of town code and public safety concerns. The town's fire safety office issued the cease and desist order on Monday, informing the business that its operating permit had been revoked, according to a letter shared by Councilmember Diane Benczkowski. Luna Lounge is a bar that also hosts events and live music.
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1 month ago |
buffalonews.com | Natalie Brophy
An Orchard Park farming collective saw its federal grant funding terminated last month after the government determined the money was being used to fund a diversity, equity and inclusion – widely known as DEI – program. The United States Department of Agriculture cut up to $500,000 that Providence Farm Collective had been using for a program to help refugee, immigrant and Black farmers start their own farm businesses.
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Cheektowaga orders Luna Lounge to shut down over code violations, public safety concerns https://t.co/Up9oB0OLjJ via @TheBuffaloNews
Extras still sought for Bills-Hallmark movie 'Holiday Touchdown' https://t.co/gknMN2NurO via @TheBuffaloNews
RT @TheBuffaloNews: Buffalo firefighters are battling a four-alarm fire downtown near Delaware Avenue and Church Street. Streets around the…