Tom Puckett is a journalist who focuses on local news in the Buffalo, New York area. He writes for CBS Radio and covers a wide range of topics including sports, weather, politics, and community events. Tom's articles provide up-to-date information and insights for the local audience.
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Orchard Park Little Leaguers won’t be able to take the new field in 2025, after police say someone drove on to the diamond, causing significant damage. Read more from WBEN:
Driving in lake effect snow is a challenge for any passenger vehicle, but it was also a challenge for those driving vehicles meant to go through the snow. In fact, Erie County’s DPW Commissioner was stuck while clearing snow from the roads.
After dealing with three feet of lake effect snow last week, some Southtowns homeowners this week are having to prepare to deal with two after effects when it comes to the top and bottom of their homes.
Ballots have gone out on the tentative agreement between the USPS and the union representing letter carriers. But some in the rank and file have objections to some of the terms in the three year contract.
The Eastern Hills Auto Bureau is temporarily closed as Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns says there’s a heating issue in the area where the auto bureau is located. The closure is temporary, but no date for a reopening.
“The Lion King” at Shea’s Performing Arts Center roars in Wednesday. Over the next three weeks, an actor with Buffalo roots will take the stage, and what he’ll play will depend on which show.
The holiday season isn’t always merry and bright for everyone in Western New York. Some deal with depression and other mental health issues, and advocates say it’s ok not to be ok.
The Buffalo Common Council is scheduled to vote Monday on amendments to the American Rescue Plan. At stake is $19 million in federal funding that the city must soon use or lose.
The help wanted sign is up in the Town of Tonawanda as the town sets up its ambulance service in 2025. The town is looking for paramedics and EMTs
11 people have been left without a home after a Christmas Eve morning fire. Buffalo firefighters are looking for a cause. Firefighters responded to Jones Street around 6:30am.
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