Sabres debut blue 'Hometown Remix' jerseys
The design elements in the Sabres’ blue “Hometown Remix” jersey the NHL unveiled Monday honor Buffalo’s history as “The City of Light.”
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Sabres find their groove during West Coast road trip
BUFFALO — Hey, considering the adversity they battled, the Sabres enjoyed a pretty solid opening month.
Lew-Port’s striker James Scully used his experience with pressure to play goalie in win over Lackawanna
James Scully is used to having all of the eyes on him and the pressure ratched it up.
Bills release safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson as defense showed improvement without him
Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson (22) participates in a drill prior to a game against the Houston Texans, Sept. 13, 2026, in Houston.
Tage Thompson's recent output have him in elite company
BUFFALO – It can be argued no NHL player has performed more dynamically over the past week than Tage Thompson, who scored five goals and eight points and buoyed the
SCHEER: It's simple: Go out and vote
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Falls council to consider vote on forming LDC for arena project
The proposed formation of a separate branch of government to oversee the development of the planned Niagara Falls Sports and Entertainment Complex is back on the agenda for this week’s
Special Olympics New York Glow Night fundraiser taking place in Falls
Special Olympics New York is partnering with Chick-fil-A and local law enforcement agencies for a Glow Night fundraiser from 6 to 9 p.m. tonight at the Chick-fil-A in Niagara Falls.
Dear Annie: How to set boundaries with in-laws without guilt
Dear Annie: My in-laws are in their mid-80s, and for most of their lives, they appeared to be quite wealthy. They lived in beautiful homes, entertained lavishly and traveled frequently.
Mills Jewelry moving into new Lockport location
LOCKPORT — Mills Jewelers, a city mainstay since 1929, is planning to move down Main Street next summer to expand its operations.
Federal ruling clears way for parcel use in $125M Gateway development
A federal ruling regarding the Niagara Power Project from September will enable a planned $125 million Niagara Falls development to move ahead.
Grand Island headed back to Section VI A1 title game
GRAND ISLAND — Top-seeded Grand Island came to the bench after losing the second set and knew exactly what went wrong in the six-point loss that tied the match up
Judge's ruling could lead to Summit Mall property foreclosure
A state Supreme Court judge ruled in favor of a Toronto-based lender in its dispute with the Summit Mall property’s owner, which could lead to its foreclosure.