Keelin Berrian is a multimedia journalist for WGRZ, focusing on local news in Buffalo, New York. With a passion for storytelling, Keelin covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, sports, and cultural issues. With a commitment to delivering accurate and engaging news, Keelin strives to keep the Buffalo community informed and connected.
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Organizers expect more than 30,000 visitors to come out. The festival continues Sunday from noon until 7 p.m.
The Broadway Market's Save-a-lot is shutting its doors soon. Handwritten closing signs are around the store. Some read "Store closing" and "Save-A-Lot 20% off."
The Broadway Market's Save-A-Lot is shutting its doors soon to customers.
The store owner says there isn't a definite closing date. He says conversations with the city are going well and that they don't want to close the store.
Some businesses are expanding their hours to accommodate customers. Bars are also offering special promotions for The Pink employees.
Family and friends did a balloon release and vigil for the 3-year-old boy. The shooting is still being investigated.
Mayor Annette Iafallo announced a 23.6% property tax hike. The City Council's new budget offers something different.
In addition to the combined $2.3 million from projects and accounts, the city received grants from the county and other entities.
Some of the signs have phrases misconstrued by the public. The curator of the project says they're interpreted how you want.
By: Keelin Berrian
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Yesterday Buffalo came together for round 2 of Banana Ball!
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