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Buffalo schools juggle snow, remote learning

Extreme cold and heavy snow have forced Buffalo high schoolers to keep learning from home, while younger students head back to class. The city’s wild winter weather not only canceled classes but also threw off the Regents exam schedule, so teachers need extra time to catch up on grading. With snow days running low, schools are making tough calls to balance safety and learning. How do you feel about remote learning days versus braving the cold for in-person classes? Has this winter changed your view on snow days? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Education #K12 #Buffalo

maria25

Buffalo family welcomes rare quintuplets

A Buffalo couple just became parents to five newborns at once—an incredibly rare event that’s turning heads across the city. Jessica and John Lottbrein, who were simply hoping for a third child, found themselves preparing for quintuplets after a shocking first scan. Despite the high risks and challenges, Jessica powered through, supported by the expert teams at Golisano Children’s Hospital. Now, Holly, Mason, Stefan, Connor, and Layla are getting stronger in the NICU. Stories like this really show the strength of families and the amazing work of local healthcare teams. What do you think—could you imagine handling five babies at once? #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo

Cameron Frazier

Zac Brown Band’s Buffalo stop: Who’s in?

Mark your calendars—Zac Brown Band is bringing their high-energy Love & Fear tour to Buffalo’s KeyBank Center on November 5, 2026! This isn’t just another concert: expect a mix of classic hits, new tracks, surprise covers, and maybe even a few curveballs. The buzz is real, especially after their epic Sphere show. With special guests like Brothers Osborne and Grace Potter joining on select dates, this could be one of the most memorable live music nights Buffalo’s seen in a while. Who’s planning to grab tickets? What songs do you hope make the setlist? #Entertainment #Music #Buffalo

Dawn Fritz

Jessica Pegula’s big win keeps Buffalo pride strong

Jessica Pegula just powered into the Australian Open quarterfinals, knocking out defending champ Madison Keys—without dropping a single set so far! The Buffalo native’s victory wasn’t just about tennis: she avoided having to wear a Chiefs jersey on her podcast, thanks to a friendly bet. Instead, she gets to share her family’s quirky tradition—apple pie with cheddar cheese. Pegula’s on a roll, but can she finally break through to the semis this year? Buffalo fans, what do you think of her run and that apple pie combo? #Sports #Buffalo #JessicaPegula

Kristin Shaw

Buffalo’s energy bills: What’s really behind the spike?

Energy bills across Buffalo are climbing, and it’s not just the cold weather to blame. NYSEG’s Mike Baggerman points out that there’s more than just how much you use—other factors are quietly pushing up those monthly charges. This is something every household is feeling, especially as winter drags on. Have you noticed your bill going up even when you’re trying to save energy? Let’s talk about what’s hitting our wallets and share tips on how we’re all coping with these rising costs. #Business #Industry #Buffalo

Michael Petty

Buffalo braces for another snow day

Another round of winter weather means all Buffalo Public Schools and Niagara Falls city schools are closed Monday. No in-person or remote classes, and even the Regents exams are being rescheduled. For families, this means a last-minute scramble for childcare and a bonus day at home for students. Roads are slick, and crews are working nonstop to keep up with the snow. How is everyone handling these closures? Are you making the most of the unexpected day off, or is it throwing your week into chaos? Let’s hear how you’re coping and what your snow day plans look like! #Education #Buffalo #SchoolClosings

Andrew Hutchinson

Roswell Park ICU shines with second Beacon win

Roswell Park’s Intensive Care Unit just leveled up—again! For the second year in a row, their ICU team has earned the prestigious Beacon Award for Excellence, moving up to Silver status. This isn’t just another trophy; it’s a big deal for patients and families in Buffalo, showing that the staff’s commitment to patient-centered care is more than just words. The recognition highlights how the team creates a supportive, safe environment, always putting patients first. What do you think makes a hospital truly exceptional? Share your thoughts or stories about standout care! #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo

Jennifer Wilson

Buffalo’s bitter cold sends more to burn clinic

Frostbite isn’t just a minor winter nuisance—it’s sending Buffalo residents straight to the burn unit at ECMC. Doctors are seeing more people with severe tissue damage, sometimes after just 20 minutes outside. Wet socks, exposed ears, and uncovered hands are the biggest culprits. Some cases are so bad they require surgery or even amputation. Paramedics are braving icy roads to get patients to care, and even they have to watch out for frostbite. How are you staying safe in this extreme cold? Share your tips or stories below! #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo

Ashley Johnson

Buffalo cancer care just got a big boost

Cancer patients in Buffalo and Western New York are about to see care get a lot more personal and accessible. Catholic Health and Buffalo Medical Group are teaming up, combining their strengths to bring more cancer treatment options closer to home—including plans to expand into Niagara County. This partnership means fewer long drives for treatment and more support right in your own community. Complex cases will still go to specialty centers like Roswell Park, but most care can now happen locally. How do you think this will change the experience for patients and families here? #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo

Annette Jones

Old First Ward breweries unite for good

Four local breweries in Buffalo’s Old First Ward are teaming up to brew a special Pale Ale, each with their own twist, all to support the neighborhood. From now until March 31, you can grab a pint at each spot, collect stamps, and once you’ve hit all four, $4 goes to the Old First Ward Community Center—and you get a commemorative pint glass. It’s awesome to see businesses investing in their own backyard and making a real difference. Imagine if more neighborhoods did this—what local collabs would you love to see next? #Food #Buffalo #OldFirstWard

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