Natalie Brophy is a technology and startups reporter, focusing on the local scene in Buffalo, New York. She writes for The Buffalo News and Fire Engineering, and her work has also been featured in Post-Crescent Media, The Citizen, and The Post-Star. Natalie covers a range of topics, including local politics, animal welfare, public safety, and community events.
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Voters in Lancaster decided not to approve the Town Board's $7.5 million proposal to create more green space in town.
By: Natalie Brophy
After a close race, Republican Anthony Filipski will fill the empty seat on the Cheektowaga Town Board.
By: Natalie Brophy
Looking for cheap holiday flights? Buzz60 has the story! After two summers of construction, work on the Buffalo Niagara International Airport's main runway is complete.
By: Natalie Brophy
That small red wave in Cheektowaga Tuesday may have large implications and could send a loud message about how voters feel about immigration.
By: Natalie Brophy
Construction involved comprehensive upgrades to the runway's surface, lighting and navigational aids, enhancing safety and operational resilience to support the increasing demands of both commercial and general aviation
By: Natalie Brophy
Last year, more than 4 billion gallons of biodiesel were produced in the United States, Dodge said. As production of biodiesel continues to grow, so does the demand for and
By: Natalie Brophy
The state law a Cheektowaga man is using to sue the town into establishing voting wards was ruled unconstitutional last week by a downstate judge. But that might not be
By: Natalie Brophy
The asylum-seekers who have called two hotels in Cheektowaga and one in Amherst home for the past year and a half will be moving by the end of the year.
By: Natalie Brophy
Jewish Family Services CEO Molly Carr discusses the agency's coordinated reentry program, which is helping asylum-seekers living in hotels in Cheektowaga and Amherst find apartments to rent in the community.
By: Natalie Brophy
The grant marks the largest single donation received by the center, which is the only domestic violence organization in the state with its own in-house forensic medical unit, said CEO Catharine Miles-Kania.
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