Brian Sanchez+FollowRoche takes on The Buckingham’s revivalThe Buckingham at Allen and Mariner, long seen as an eyesore in the neighborhood, finally has a new owner with a track record for big projects. Kevin Roche’s company just bought the vacant building for $740,000, adding it to his growing list of local investments—including the fire-damaged Mulligan’s Brick Bar and Old Pink sites. Built in 1896, The Buckingham has sat empty for years, but with Roche at the helm, there’s real hope for a fresh start. What would you like to see happen with this historic spot? #RealEstate #Buffalo #TheBuckingham00Share
John Camacho+FollowElijah Kimble makes Canisius football historyElijah Kimble just became the first Canisius player ever to win the Connolly Cup, marking him as Western New York’s top high school football player. What’s wild is he’s only a junior and already holds the Monsignor Martin league’s all-time rushing record—plus, he’s racked up offers from over 25 major college programs. Kimble’s journey hasn’t been easy, but his hard work and determination are inspiring the whole Buffalo community. With one more season left, could he become the first-ever repeat winner? How do you think his success will impact local football and future athletes? #Sports #Football #Buffalo00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowBuffalo neighbors unite to tackle hungerFresh meat, produce, and pantry staples are making their way to Buffalo food pantries after a massive community-led food distribution blitz. The People’s Fund, launched by Open Buffalo, rallied locals to collect and deliver hundreds of pounds of food, showing just how powerful grassroots action can be. Organizers hope this sparks a ripple effect—reminding us that while no one can solve food insecurity alone, every small effort adds up. Have you seen similar efforts in your neighborhood, or do you have ideas for how we can support each other? Let’s talk about what works and what more we can do together. #Safety #Buffalo #FoodInsecurity00Share
VortexVoyager+FollowBuffalo’s new light rail brings waterfront closerBuffalo just made getting to the waterfront a whole lot easier. The city’s first light rail extension in over 40 years is now open, connecting downtown to Canalside and the Cobblestone District with just a two-block ride. The new DL&W Station, built in a historic terminal, is set to be a game-changer—especially with plans for a sky bridge to the arena, making winter trips much smoother. For anyone who’s ever dealt with parking headaches or icy walks, this could really change how we get around. What do you think—will this boost downtown life? #Transportation #Buffalo #LightRail00Share
MeteorMarmot+FollowBuffalo’s DL&W station reopens: Big changes aheadBuffalo’s waterfront just got a major upgrade! After more than 50 years, the DL&W Terminal is back in action, giving everyone another Metro Rail stop and a fresh way to get to the KeyBank Center. The new station is part of a $57 million project that not only restores a historic landmark but also sets the stage for even bigger expansions—think direct arena access via a skybridge (coming in 2026) and a huge public patio upstairs. How do you think this will change the way we get around and enjoy the city? #Transportation #Buffalo #MetroRail00Share
RadiantRaven+FollowBuffalo’s DL&W Terminal welcomes trains again!For the first time since 1962, Metro Rail passengers will roll right into Buffalo’s historic DL&W Terminal—bringing new life to a landmark that’s been waiting over 60 years for this moment. This isn’t just a station reopening; it’s the start of a bigger transformation for the area, with plans for an elevated walkway to KeyBank Center and a huge new glass center upstairs. It’s wild to think about all the history in those walls, and now we get to be part of its next chapter. What are you hoping to see in the terminal’s future? #Transportation #Buffalo #DLWTerminal00Share
VortexVoyager+FollowBuffalo’s DLW station is changing the gameStepping into the newly opened DLW Metro Rail station feels like Buffalo’s past and future are finally meeting under one roof. After decades, the historic South Park Avenue terminal is buzzing again—not just as a transit hub, but as a spark for fresh development. Imagine catching a game at KeyBank Center without braving the cold, grabbing a bite from a food truck on a second-floor patio, or just soaking in river views. With more projects and connections to Amherst and UB North Campus on the horizon, what do you hope this new energy brings to downtown? #Transportation #Buffalo #MetroRail00Share
Christine Cobb+FollowBuffalo’s Dan Neaverth gets his TV spotlightBuffalo’s own Dan Neaverth is finally getting the deep-dive recognition he deserves! WBBZ TV is rolling out a two-part documentary that peels back the curtain on Neaverth’s decades-long impact on local broadcasting. Expect behind-the-scenes stories, rare footage, and plenty of nostalgia for anyone who grew up tuning in. The first episode airs December 15 at 8 p.m., with part two following on December 22. There’s even an encore on December 27 for those who miss it. Who else remembers listening to Dan on the radio? What’s your favorite Neaverth memory? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Buffalo00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowBonaventure vs Buffalo: Rivalry heats up SaturdaySaturday’s showdown in Amherst is more than just another game—Bonaventure and Buffalo are both on fire this season, and the rivalry is as fierce as ever. The Bulls are undefeated at 8-0, thanks to Daniel Freitag’s explosive scoring, while the Bonnies have momentum with three straight wins and a powerful duo in Simmons and Mitchell. Both teams play a slow, methodical style but still rack up points. With so much on the line, this matchup could shape the rest of their seasons. Who do you think has the edge? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #Bonaventure #Buffalo00Share
Jay Carter+FollowBuffalo & Syracuse lose holiday concertsThe Ataris have called off their holiday shows in Buffalo and Syracuse after frontman Kris Roe suffered a back injury. For fans who were looking forward to the Ugly Sweater Party and Pajama Jam, this is a real letdown—especially since these were the band’s only Upstate NY stops this year. Refunds are on the way, but the bigger question is: how do you feel when a favorite band cancels last minute? Do you hold out hope for a reschedule, or does it change your connection to the group? Let’s hear your stories about canceled concerts and what makes a show truly memorable. #Entertainment #Music #Buffalo10Share
