Mark Sommer is a journalist for The Buffalo News, focusing on local news in Buffalo, New York. His articles cover a range of topics including infrastructure projects, community events, political issues, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting to the residents of Buffalo.
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Mark Sommer's articles focus on local events, government announcements, and community development in the Buffalo, New York area. His coverage includes topics such as transportation projects, local landmarks, and community development initiatives. Most of his articles fall under the themes of Culture & Society and Government & Politics.
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By: Mark Sommer
Jim Gordon, treasurer of Citizens for Regional Transit, talks about the long-discussed project to expand the Metro Rail.
By: Mark Sommer
The 55-year-old Kenan Center is being replaced with a new building one-third larger, with groundbreaking planned for April 2025.
By: Mark Sommer
The 34-year restoration of a carousel made by the Allan Herschell Co. in 1916 is being unveiled to the public on Tuesday at the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum in North Tonawanda.
By: Mark Sommer, Derek Gee
"Doors Open Buffalo 2024" will have 34 downtown buildings open on Saturday, allowing people to visit Buffalo's architectural attractions.
By: Mark Sommer
Excuse Muhammad Z. Zaman if he is not all on board with a benefit Saturday in his honor. Please subscribe to continue reading…
By: Mark Sommer
What occurred over the past year, nearly 6,000 miles away, has been felt across the world, including in Western New York, with some feeling less safe due to increases nationwide in antisemitism and Islamophobia.
A group opposed to the $1 billion Kensington Expressway project sought an injunction in State Supreme Court on Monday, seeking to stop the State Department of Transportation from signing contracts and starting construction until three lawsuits filed in Erie County are heard.
By: Mark Sommer
Attorney Alan Bozer, who is representing the East Side Parkways Coalition, talks about the organization's lawsuit seeking an injunction to stop the
Semmel's new novel, “The Book of Losman,” is based loosely on his own life and his struggle with Tourette syndrome.
Kyle Semmel is known locally as the communications manager for the Western New York Land Conservancy. He’s also the translator of more than a dozen Danish novels.
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