james60+FollowBig changes at BryLin and Independent HealthBryLin Hospital is stepping up its mental health care for kids and teens by bringing in Dr. Moneeb Chohan as Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. His focus on early intervention could mean better support for families across Western New York. Meanwhile, Independent Health is letting go of 59 more employees, citing tough financial times and federal funding cuts. The company hopes these changes will help them adapt, but it’s a reminder of how shifts in healthcare funding can impact real people and services in our community. What do you think these changes mean for Buffalo families? #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo00Share
otaylor+FollowBuffalo’s St. Luke’s faces winter crisisSt. Luke’s Mission of Mercy on Buffalo’s East Side is urgently rallying support to fix its failing heating system. The nearly century-old building’s steam pipes are so worn out that leaders fear it might not survive another winter—putting vital services for neighbors at risk. After the recent loss of beloved co-founder Amy Betros, the mission’s new director is calling on the community to help raise $326,000 for repairs. St. Luke’s has been a lifeline for so many, like Francisco Lopez, who went from homeless to volunteer thanks to their support. How can we come together to keep this essential place open? #Religion #Buffalo #CommunitySupport00Share
Anne Clark+FollowBuffalo’s Humboldt Parkway: Community fights for green spaceBuffalo’s Humboldt Parkway just landed on New York’s Seven to Save list, spotlighting how much locals want to reclaim their historic green boulevard. The community is pushing back against state highway plans, demanding a return to Olmsted’s vision—a parkway that connects neighborhoods and puts people’s health first. With support from preservationists and grassroots groups, residents are calling for unity and real input in the redesign. Imagine if the city could finally replace concrete with trees, parks, and safe spaces for everyone. What do you think: Should Buffalo prioritize health and history over more highways? #Transportation #Buffalo #HumboldtParkway00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowBuffalo’s Allentown bars to get new lifeThe sites where The Old Pink and Mulligan’s Brick Bar once brought Allentown together are set for a big change. After both bars were lost to fires, Roche Development—run by Buffalo locals—has bought the lots and plans to build a new multi-use space. The developers say their goal is to create a place where the community can gather again, while also respecting Allentown’s historic vibe. What would you like to see in this new spot? A bar, apartments, or something totally different? Let’s hear your ideas! #Food #Buffalo #Allentown00Share
Alexis Nicholson+FollowBuffalo seniors thrive with Silver SneakersStaying active isn’t just for the young—Buffalo’s Silver Sneakers program is proving that fitness and friendship go hand-in-hand for older adults. Members like 84-year-old Bill Campbell say daily swims keep them energized and motivated, while group classes offer a chance to connect and socialize. The program, available through Independent Health for Medicare Advantage members, makes it easier for seniors to access gyms, try new workouts, and even join live or recorded classes from home. It’s about more than exercise—it’s about community, confidence, and starting each day on a positive note. How do you or your loved ones stay active? #Fitness #Buffalo #SilverSneakers00Share
Jonathan Clarke+FollowBuffalo local wins big in Take-5 lotteryA lucky ticket sold at J & M Convenient Food Shop on William Street just made someone in Buffalo $17,380.50 richer! The winning numbers—5, 6, 7, 15, 26—were drawn in the New York Lottery’s Take-5 game. It’s always exciting to see a neighbor win, especially with prizes like this up for grabs every day. Makes you wonder: would you keep playing if you won, or cash out and call it quits? Share your thoughts—what would you do with a surprise windfall like this? #News #Buffalo #LotteryWin00Share
esaunders+FollowBuffalo’s movie boom: Extras wanted!Buffalo is buzzing again—another major Christmas movie is filming here next week, and locals have a shot at being paid extras! From churchgoers to coffee shop regulars, the production is casting all ages, with some roles paying up to $150 an hour even if you’re not in a union. Recent shoots brought crowds to Highmark Stadium and Lancaster, and the excitement keeps growing. If you’ve ever wanted to see yourself on screen or just be part of the action, now’s your chance. Who’s thinking of signing up? Let’s talk about Buffalo’s rising star power! #Entertainment #Movies #Buffalo00Share
Evan Knight+FollowBuffalo’s wild Bills Mafia Boat Parade is back!This year’s Bills Mafia Boat Parade is set to make waves, starting at Canalside and cruising all the way to Riverworks. Imagine a sea of fans decked out in red, white, and blue, celebrating their love for the Bills right on the water. The festival vibe promises live music, food, and plenty of energy. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just want to soak up the party atmosphere, this is one Buffalo tradition you don’t want to miss. Who’s ready to join the parade and show off their Bills pride? #Cars #BillsMafia #Buffalo00Share
Brittany Rios+FollowBuffalo’s movie scene is booming—want in?Big news for Buffalo: another major Christmas movie is about to start filming here, and they’re looking for locals to be paid extras! Whether you see yourself as a churchgoer, small-town shopper, or coffee shop regular, there’s a spot for you. Some roles pay up to $150 an hour—even if you’re not in a union. It’s wild to see how Buffalo has become a go-to spot for film crews lately, with recent productions drawing crowds and excitement all over town. Would you sign up to be in a movie? Or have you already spotted a film set around town? #Entertainment #Movies #Buffalo00Share
Ashley Johnson+FollowBuffalo’s children’s hospital gets a new nameA $50 million donation from Tom Golisano is about to reshape Buffalo’s children’s hospital—starting in 2026, it’ll be called Golisano Children’s Hospital of Buffalo. Golisano, known for his philanthropy and ties to the Buffalo Sabres, says this gift is about making sure every child in our community can get top-notch care close to home. For many families, this means even more resources and support right here in Buffalo. What do you think about hospitals being renamed after major donors? How do you feel about the impact this could have on local healthcare? #Health #BodyHealth #Buffalo10Share
