Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan has delivered his first proposed budget to the Common Council, with significant tax increases and a promise of more aggressive collection of fines and fees.
https://t.co/tScGdzTBfn
In July 2024, I wrote about a cryptocurrency mining facility in North Tonawanda. My reporting revealed how the noise coming from the facility could have real, devastating health effects.
In that story, residents threatened to sue.
On April 6, they sued:
https://t.co/j8sdrCtaAN
I wrote about lead pollution in residents’ yards on Buffalo’s East Side in December.
Now the EPA is investigating.
Read one of my latest stories for @TheBuffaloNews here:
https://t.co/auysc6uXBz
A very in-depth look by @MackenzieShuman at how much lead appears in water sources in Erie and Niagara county schools, as well as a window into some of the districts' remediation efforts.
From @MackenzieShuman
In Erie County schools, lead contamination persists. Is the water at your facility safe? https://t.co/s3VyUdyJX4 via @TheBuffaloNews
The school year might be ending, but some #Buffalo area #schools have more homework to do when it comes to ensuring safe drinking water, as @MackenzieShuman explains. #gettheleadout https://t.co/j1UgLDqps4
A judge has ruled that the massive Kensington Expressway tunnel project cannot proceed without an environmental review, @MackenzieShuman reports https://t.co/utDazBWyKg
Goodyear has agreed on a timeline to reduce its ortho-toluidine pollution. Activists aren't happy, however.
“We need immediate action ... The community deserves immediate relief from this cancer-causing pollution.”
Read my latest:
https://t.co/R7QLmv7eO2
.@TheBuffaloNews reporter @MackenzieShuman exposed the vast number of polluters without current permits from state environmental regulators.
https://t.co/JXjAIFSKWW
The sudden move to replace Joseph Gramaglia as police commissioner continued to send shock waves through City Hall and led to questions from the political and law enforcement communities throughout the region, including from stunned Common Council members.
https://t.co/assrbxbhMV
Lawmakers say they're concerned about the pollution from Goodyear in Niagara Falls.
"The families that live near this plant and the men and women who work there deserve to know the air they breathe every day is safe." - @RepTimKennedy
https://t.co/rMQdsKhKKk
My latest: Goodyear is polluting a Niagara Falls neighborhood with a carcinogen at levels at least 7 times higher than what the state considers acceptable.
The state has known about it for at least 2 years but hasn't required Goodyear stop the pollution.
https://t.co/9ncCABRYDa
The Goodyear Chemical Plant in Niagara Falls has been putting cancer-causing chemicals in the air for decades. The families living across the street had no idea.
An important story from @MackenzieShuman that ran yesterday:
https://t.co/xsKEFAa6b7