What's up Buffalo! Let's start this morning right by getting caught up on what's going on around town. Keep reading to stay in the loop. ☀️
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Today's riddle: Why did the burglar wear blue gloves? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. City of Buffalo touts successful summer pool season (btpm.org) — Buffalo's city pools wrapped up a busy summer with fewer serious incidents, new digital ID cards, and more structured programming aimed at keeping kids safe in the water. More than 27,000 visits were logged, and officials now plan added furniture and shaded areas so Buffalo families can enjoy pool days that rival nearby suburbs next year.
2. Buffalo Roam to be replaced by ParkMobile, pay-as-you-park (wkbw.com) — If you park in Buffalo, you'll soon be using the ParkMobile app instead of Buffalo Roam to pay at meters along streets like Elmwood, Allen, downtown, and eventually Hertel. The new system lets you pay only for the time you use, while traditional meters remain available as the city upgrades kiosks and phases out the old app.
3. Former Market Bar gets new life with apartments, arts space planned for Broadway-Fillmore (wkbw.com) — A long-vacant former Market Bar building across from Buffalo's Broadway Market is being transformed into the Gibson Piano Bar, with upstairs apartments and a first-floor arts and community space. As Broadway Market renovations also move ahead, neighbors hope these investments will bring more residents, activity, and everyday foot traffic back into the Broadway-Fillmore area.
4. Buffalo shelter's viral social media post reunites woman with dog she almost didn't adopt (wkbw.com) — A heartwarming adoption story at the City of Buffalo Animal Shelter ended happily after a viral Instagram post helped reconnect a local woman with Lloyd, the dog she thought she'd missed out on. The post drew global attention, but its biggest impact was right here, spotlighting the shelter's work and encouraging more Buffalo residents to consider adopting.
5. Canada tariffs: What they mean for N.Y. and auto industry (spectrumlocalnews.com) — Residents in Buffalo and across New York's border region could see higher prices and more uncertainty as Canada's new retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion in U.S. goods take effect. A finance professor in Buffalo explains how the duties, especially on steel, aluminum, and auto parts, may ripple through cross‑border supply chains, complicating business planning and ultimately raising car and consumer costs.
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