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Actor Keanu Reeves Back in Buffalo Actor Keanu Reeves was back in Buffalo Friday scouting out the area for the filming of his next movie -- Henry's Crime.
Worshipers Warned of Thefts Church goers in the City of Buffalo are being warned to watch their property while attending worship services Buffalo Police are issuing the warning.
Surviving after Suicide of Family Member The survivors of people who have committed suicide will gather at the Buffalo Psychiatric Center Saturday afternoon for support and healing. The Saturday before Thanksgiving is National Survivors of Suicide Day.
Babel Series Features Award-Winning Author Ha Jin The Just Buffalo Literary Center's Babel series on Friday night features an international author who adopted a new language and a new country. Chinese born writer Ha Jin came to the United States to study English. He ended up staying and choosing to write exclusively in English. The bold decision paid off. His 1999 novel, Waiting earned him the National Book Award. WBFO's Joyce Kryszak talked with Ha Jin about learning to live and write in a foreign culture.
Nash Lecture at Michigan Avenue Baptist Church The Niagara Freedom Station Coalition is hosting Saturday's final Nash Lecture of the year.
New Era Consolidates Manufacturing Plants New Era Cap Company wants to consolidate its three manufacturing facilities into a single operation. That move could mean closing the company's plant in Derby.
Giuliani Eyeing Senate Challenge in 2010 Rudy Giuliani is said to be considering a run for the US Senate.
State Lawmakers Sent Home without Agreement on Deficit Reduction State lawmakers were sent back to their districts Thursday after spending the week in Albany waiting for their leaders to reach an agreement on closing a $3.2 billion deficit in the current year's budget.
Region's Role in War of 1812 Highlighted at New Website The bicentennial of the War of 1812 is two years away.
Brian Davis Resigns Ellicott District Common Council Member Brian Davis announced his resignation Wednesday.
Crewdson Sheds Light on His Unique Photography Style Most professional photographers are used to carrying around lots of equipment. They might have a couple of cameras, plenty of lenses and perhaps a tripod. But artist Gregory Crewdson hauls around an entire film crew. The work he produces is on exhibit at galleries all over the world, including the Albright Knox Art Gallery. Friday night Crewdson will be in town for Gusto at the gallery. He'll sit down with curators at 7:00 P.M. for an "Inside the Artists Studio" Q&A.
Bills Readjust to Coaching Change The Buffalo Bills practiced with their new head coach Wednesday, just one day after Dick Jauron was fired.
Local Radiologist Questions Breast Cancer Screening Recommendations A local radiologist says this week's controversial recommendation on breast cancer screenings is confusing and upsetting to many of her patients.
Smoking Study Released on Day of Great American Smokeout A local HMO is using today's Great American Smokeout to release a study on smoking in upstate New York.
UB's Department of Theatre and Dance Presents "Rent" UB's Department of Theatre and Dance opens tonight with the regional premiere of the musical RENT.
Niagara Wheatfield Student Dies of H1N1 A high school student in the Niagara Wheatfield School District has died from complications from the H1N1 virus.
Hill Family Tragedy Inspires Pro Love Tour Two and a half months ago a fiery six-car crash on the Niagara Thruway brought tragedy to one of Buffalo's most beloved theatre families. Despite heroic efforts, seven year-old Asa Hill, the grandson of Ujima Theatre co-founder Lorna Hill, died from injuries he sustained in the accident. But the tragic loss inspired his family and the community to come together. On Friday, dozens of musicians, artists and poets will come together again for the first Pro Love Tour.
Buffalo Bills Fire Jauron; Fewell Named Interim The Buffalo Bills fired head coach Dick Jauron Tuesday.
UB Education Week Features Expert on Afghanistan UB is partnering with the United States Departments of State and Education this week to foster greater awareness of global issues. Events are scheduled throughout the week as part of International Education Week. The keynote address will be delivered Wednesday night by Georgetown University professor Paula Newburg. She heads Georgetown's Institute for Diplomacy and is a special advisor to the United Nations on Afghanistan. The topic of her lecture is, "What Next for Afghanistan."
Hamburg Voters Approve Town Board Downsizing By a nearly 1,600 vote margin, Hamburg residents Tuesday voted to reduce the size of their Town Board.
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