Reporter covering Buffalo Public Schools and sometimes other things for @thebuffalonews. Email: [email protected]
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Jim Barnes, Buffalo Schools' Chief Financial Officer, is pictured second from left with the rest of the district's administrative cabinet at the December meeting of the Buffalo School Board.
The head of finance for Buffalo Public Schools said using the city's ability to issue bonds in order to borrow $55 million will be a benefit and not a burden.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
In the moment, Shepard Schwob's parents were mortified, since Joseph is a major role in the play. But the moment has since brought holiday warmth and Buffalo cheer to the expats living in Ravens country.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
With some kids between 14 and 16 years old causing unrest, Cheektowaga Police Capt. Jeffrey Schmidt has a message: "Given the current climate and what laws allow and don't allow us to do, we need parents' help more than ever."
A Brocton man was killed in a house fire on Christmas morning, the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department reported in a news release Friday.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
The outgoing superintendent of the Hamburg Central School District reflects on his 10-year tenure, which included managing the Covid-19 pandemic challenges, as well as improving education and morale in the district.
Kathy Evans Brown, the East District representative, was voted unanimously Wednesday by her peers to become Buffalo School Board president.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
East District representative Kathy Evans-Brown on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025, was nominated and voted unanimously to become Buffalo School Board president for 2025. She succeeds Sharon Belton-Cottman, who served two
Sharon Belton-Cottman, Buffalo School Board president for the last two years, introduces Kathy Evans Brown, whom she nominated as her successor, at the board's reorganization meeting on Thursday, Jan. 2.
Kathy Evans Brown takes the seat at the head of the table from Sharon Belton-Cottman, who was president the last two years.
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