Anne Neville
The Buffalo News
San Antonio, TX, United States
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Erie County's Covid-19 cases highest in state outside New York City area
In Erie County Saturday, 137 people tested positive for Covid-19, bringing the total of cases of the disease since the start of the pandemic to 94,277. → Read More
Stories of Honor: Raymond E. Clancy made Christmas delivery to Gen. George Patton
The 97-year-old Army Air Forces veteran was honorably discharged as a sergeant in October 1945 with an Air Medal with two oak leaf clusters, a Distinguished Unit Badge and the → Read More
Panel will discuss criminal justice reform in communities of color
A panel of journalists, activists, students and people with experience in law enforcement will discuss the need for criminal justice reform in communities of color Thursday. → Read More
Cuomo won't jump Covid-19 vaccine line; WNY's positivity inches upward
"I would take the vaccine today, but I think it's more important that our essential workers be given these first vaccines," the governor said in a transcript provided by his → Read More
Philip G. Wiechec, 70, co-owner of Wiechec's Lounge, dies of Covid-19
The oldest of three children of Henry and Rose Wiechec, who opened the bar and restaurant in 1964, Phil Wiechec was a familiar presence around the place. → Read More
Longtime Lackawanna High School math teacher David Olivieri dies after contracting Covid-19
"He was loyal, always offering to help his friends in their time of need, no matter how tired or busy he was," a family friend said of Olivieri. → Read More
Strong winds expected to batter metro Buffalo Sunday afternoon
NYSEG was preparing for possible damaging winds that the utility warned "may cause trees and branches to break and fall on electrical equipment, causing service disruptions." → Read More
Free rapid Covid-19 tests offered in Allegany County
The Allegany County Department of Health will provide free drive-up Covid-19 rapid testing Friday and Nov. 11 for people who register. → Read More
Chautauqua County IDA distributes $5.7 million in CARES Act aid
The assistance is expected to retain hundreds of jobs and create more than 100 new ones, said Mark Geise, deputy county executive for economic development and the IDA's chief executive → Read More
Cheektowaga man faces child porn, weapon and drug charges after raid
U.S. Attorney James P. Kennedy Jr. said Tuesday that John Stuart, 32, was arrested after a Cleveland Drive home was searched Oct. 19. → Read More
Western New York's Covid positive rate dips below 1%
Western New York was one of three statewide regions whose percentage of positive cases fell significantly on Saturday from Thursday and Friday. → Read More
St. Bonaventure suspends 28 students after party violates Covid guidelines
“I was hoping we could avoid the missteps other colleges have made,” said St. Bonaventure president Dennis DePerro. → Read More
Gerald J. Kozak, 74, led Family & Children's Service of Niagara for 21 years
July 15, 1945 – June 10, 2020 Family was everything to Gerald J. Kozak, both personally and professionally. → Read More
Flossie Mae Chappelle, 92, soprano at Faith Baptist Church was pillar of Hamlin Park community
Aug. 21, 1927 – June 18, 2020 After moving to Buffalo in 1950, Flossie Mae Chappelle became a pillar of the Hamlin Park community, → Read More
Charles A. Mecca, 75, was sheriff's undercover narcotics detective – and Santa, too
Sept. 1, 1944 – June 15, 2020 During his years as an undercover narcotics detective with the Erie County Sheriffs Office, Charles A. Mecca also worked in se… → Read More
James Edward Taylor Sr., 77, financial planner and investment broker was active, outgoing
Aug. 21, 1943 – June 10, 2020 James Edward Taylor Sr. was 6 foot 6 and, said his daughter, Melonie Taylor Schneider, seemed to think he had to have enough p… → Read More
Richard S. Pyszczek Sr., 85, owned and operated Malamute Tavern for 48 years
Sept. 4, 1934 -- May 25, 2020 The Malamute Tavern at Michigan and South Park avenues attracted people from all walks of life. It drew → Read More
Margaret F. Hart, 97, artist who worked from Erie County Fair to TV
Dec. 21, 1921 – May 18, 2020 Margaret M. Hart's landscapes, studies and portraits in watercolor, pastel, oil and charcoal are proudly dis... → Read More
Jerry W. Ferguson, 72, veterans' advocate was 'jovial and kind'
April 5, 1948 – May 24, 2020 Jerry W. Ferguson of Niagara Falls was born into a military family. His stepfather, Jack Ealy, retired from the U.S. Navy as a c… → Read More
Joan C. Stovroff, 87, co-owner of Stovroff & Taylor Realtors and Travel
Dec. 22, 1932 – May 24, 2020 When Joan C. Joni Stovroff arrived in Buffalo in 1955, newly wed to Morton Stovroff, she began working for Welcome Wagon. S… → Read More