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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By: Ben Tsujimoto, Derek Gee, Libby March, Harry Scull Jr., Stephen T. Watson, Joshua Bessex, Barbara O'Brien
While there's not yet a final count, 1 million people did not visit Erie or Niagara counties for the solar eclipse on Monday. Officials have largely dodged the question of how that lofty projection was determined, instead electing to focus on post-eclipse positives such as economic benefit, visitor safety and smooth traffic.
By: Matt Glynn, Libby March
M&T chief financial officer Daryl Bible said Monday that the bank is taking steps to shrink its commercial real estate portfolio and described M&T's exposure in big metro areas as manageable.
A view of what will become Sawyer’s Landing at Muir Woods, in Getzville. Severyn Development is asking for $8.5 million in tax breaks for the project, which is focused on
By: Libby March, Jay Tokasz
USA Wrestling and United World Wrestling refused to allow Jamilah McBryde, 21, to wrestle in the U.S. Olympic Team Trials at Penn State after she informed officials she would not wear the required form-fitting singlet that she said violates her religious beliefs about dressing modestly.
Capt. Kaitlyn McHenry is the first and only female captain on the Maid of the Mist boats. A Buffalo News photojournalist spent part of a day with McHenry as she
By: Libby March, Mark Sommer, Debadrita Sur
More than 1,000 Muslim men attended a funeral service, known as Janazah, at the Buffalo Muslim Center on Tuesday for Abu Saleh Mohammod Yousuf, one of two Bangladeshi men killed on Saturday. “He has no enemies, yet he left the world in such a devastating manner," said his wife, Nusrat Jahan Tapu.
An estimated 1,500 members of Buffalo's Bangladeshi community gathered for the funeral of Abu Saleh Mohammod Yousuf at the Buffalo Muslim Center on Tuesday.
Take a look inside the restored Allegany State Park Red House sawmill near Salamanca.
By: Libby March
Graduates take a selfie as they find their seats during D’youville University’s commencement ceremony at LECOM Harborcenter in Buffalo, May 11, 2024. (Libby March/Buffalo News)
D'Youville University's spring 2024 commencement included pyrotechnics, a "Dog Ate My Debt" raffle, and an AI speaker known as Sophia.
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