Libby March is a staff photojournalist for The Buffalo News, with a focus on local news and events in Buffalo, New York. Her work has also been featured in Barron News Shield and The Citizen. Libby's photography captures the essence of everyday life, as well as significant moments and stories within the community.
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Libby March's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in Buffalo, New York. She shows interest in a wide range of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, government & politics, as well as personal finance.
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Brian Brown, managing director and actor at Ujima Theatre, left, and Curtis Lovell, the new artistic director at the theatre, sit for a portrait at Ujima Theatre in Buffalo, October
Jenna Stockman stands for a portrait at the Ken-Ton Administration Building in Tonawanda, Oct. 17, 2024. (Libby March/Buffalo News)
The Neal Dobbins Inner City Basketball League is a program from nonprofit Most Valuable Parents Buffalo, an organization that works to uplift marginalized community members through a network of parents
Alberto Cappas, founder and publisher of Buffalo Latino Village newspaper, stands for a portrait in his apartment, out of which he runs Latino Village, in Buffalo, October 18, 2024. (Libby
Danielle Neglia stands for a portrait in one of her family’s vineyards at Long Cliff Vineyard in Sanborn, October 17, 2024. (Libby March/Buffalo News)
By: Deidre Williams, Libby March
Steven M. Casey, who ran a political consulting firm that pleaded guilty to a felony three years ago, started working in WROTB's marketing department last month and was promoted by the WROTB board a week after Brown became the CEO of WROTB.
By: Natalie Brophy, Libby March
Dressed casually, maple leaf stickers printed with the LGBTQ+ flag stuck to their clothes, Kitty and Cheryle Lambert-Rudd promised to keep loving each other forever, sealing those vows with smiles and a kiss, 13 years after saying their vows at Niagara Falls State Park.
The WROTB board approved corporate restructuring last week, and some of the hirings didn’t sit well with Erie County’s appointee to the WROTB board, Timothy Callan, or with Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz.
Williamsville senior Brendan Lembke prepares to make a kick as Williamsville East and Grand Island face off at East Senior High School in West Seneca, November 2, 2024. (Libby March/Buffalo
Williamsville East and Grand Island faced off at East Senior High School in West Seneca on Saturday. Here are photos from the game.
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