Dominique Hoffman+FollowBuffalo honors firefighters’ legacy, 16 years onEvery year, Buffalo families gather to remember two local heroes—Firefighter Jonathan Croom and Lieutenant Charles “Chip” McCarthy—who lost their lives protecting our community. Sixteen years later, their sacrifice still shapes how we see the risks our firefighters face daily. The annual butterfly release and memorial mass aren’t just about grief—they’re about keeping their legacy alive and reminding us all of the courage it takes to run toward danger. How do you think we can better support and protect those who protect us? #Relationships #Buffalo #Firefighters10Share
terrysharon+FollowBuffalo’s Friday night bash: Food, music & fireworks!Only two Honda fridaynightbash! games are left this season, and the next one is shaping up to be a real highlight for Buffalo. On September 5, Sahlen Field transforms for Hispanic Heritage Night, with live music from Son Borikua, mouthwatering food like empanadas and churros, and the Bisons rocking their special 'Luces de Buffalo' jerseys. The party kicks off early with $4 craft beers and a pre-game celebration, plus a showcase of local Hispanic-owned businesses. Cap off the night with a spectacular fireworks show! Who’s heading out for one last summer bash? #Sports #Baseball #Buffalo00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowColorado College stuns Canisius women’s soccer in BuffaloA quick-fire double from Kendall Memoly turned the tide at the Demske Sports Complex, handing Colorado College a 2-0 win over Canisius. Memoly’s goals, just minutes apart, highlighted the Tigers’ attacking edge and gave their keeper, Regan Wallace, her second shutout of the season. Canisius showed flashes of promise, especially with a close free kick from Maggie Cregan, but couldn’t break through. For Buffalo soccer fans, it’s a tough result, but also a reminder of how fast momentum can shift in college sports. What do you think Canisius needs to turn things around next game? #Sports #WomensSoccer #Buffalo00Share
Karen Huynh+FollowBuffalo’s luckiest lottery spots revealedTurns out, Western New York is a real hotspot for big lottery wins! From Perry Market Place to a humble deli on Colvin Avenue, locals have snagged everything from $16,000 to a whopping $3 million. Even a $1 million scratch-off was sold at a Lockport gas station. The latest? Someone just scored $50,000 at Chapman’s Market in Middleport. With the Powerball jackpot now at $750 million, are these lucky locations just a coincidence, or is there something in the Buffalo air? Where do you buy your tickets, and do you believe in lucky spots? #News #Buffalo #Lottery00Share
Jennifer Mckenzie+FollowFake Seneca gaming app scam hits BuffaloScammers are using Seneca Resorts’ logos to push a fake mobile gaming app online, and it’s causing real concern in Buffalo. The company has no official gaming app for real money, and online gambling is still illegal in New York. If you spot these ads, steer clear—they’re not legit and could put your personal info at risk. It’s a reminder to double-check before downloading anything that looks too good to be true. Has anyone in the community seen these ads or know someone who’s been targeted? Let’s look out for each other and share tips to stay safe online. #News #Buffalo #SenecaResorts00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowBuffalo’s cooking oil heist problem and a bold new speakeasyCooking oil theft is on the rise in Buffalo, hitting local businesses like Buffalo Biodiesel hard. CEO Sumit Majumdar recently opened up about the headaches caused by stolen oil and tough state permits, but he’s not backing down. Instead, he’s doubling down on Buffalo—investing in a downtown building with plans for a unique speakeasy, complete with a piano, snooker, and cigar lounge. It’s a wild mix: fighting crime, pushing renewable energy, and betting big on the city’s future. How do you feel about these challenges and bold moves shaping Buffalo’s next chapter? #Business #Industry #Buffalo00Share
mary01+FollowBuffalo’s Misuta Chow’s closing after 7 yearsMisuta Chow’s, a Main Street favorite for food, drinks, and arcade fun, is closing its doors after seven memorable years in downtown Buffalo. The spot became a true community hub, surviving everything from pandemic shutdowns to a major flood, and was known for its inclusive vibe and creative events. Locals have celebrated birthdays, watched Bills games, and made countless memories here. The last hurrah will be a big Bills Home Opener party on September 7. If you’ve got a story or favorite moment from Misuta Chow’s, now’s the time to share it—let’s send them off with some Buffalo love! #Food #Buffalo #MisutaChows00Share
james60+FollowBuffalo man’s miracle recovery after toxic gasA Buffalo man’s life was saved in a groundbreaking way at Mercy Hospital—he’s the first in the U.S. to survive severe toxic gas exposure thanks to a device called ECMO, which temporarily took over his heart and lungs. His family says the hospital staff changed their entire view of healthcare, rallying around them during a terrifying ordeal. The emotional reunion this week between the survivor, his loved ones, and the medical team was a powerful reminder of what’s possible when innovation and compassion come together. How do you feel about medical breakthroughs like this in our own community? #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo21Share
james60+FollowBuffalo dad survives toxic gas thanks to Mercy HospitalA Buffalo father’s life was saved in a groundbreaking way after he was exposed to a dangerous gas at work. Mercy Hospital’s team used a high-tech ECMO device—never before used in the U.S. for this kind of poisoning—to keep his heart and lungs working while his body healed. His family says the nurses and doctors changed their view of healthcare, showing up with compassion and expertise when it mattered most. Now, they’re sharing their gratitude and hope, while facing the challenge of medical bills. How do you feel about medical innovation and the real heroes in our hospitals? #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo00Share
Misty Brady+FollowBuffalo’s Kelly family celebrates baby Beau’s homecomingBuffalo’s own Kelly family just welcomed baby Beau Hunter Bean home after a tough 38 days in the hospital. What makes this even more touching? Beau’s middle name honors Jim Kelly’s late son, Hunter, whose legacy has inspired hope for so many. The timing of Beau coming off oxygen on “Hunter’s Heaven Day” gave the family a powerful sense of connection and comfort. The Kellys are grateful for all the prayers and support, but Beau’s journey isn’t over yet. How do you think family stories like this shape a community’s spirit? #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo00Share
