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Orchard Park

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Oct 29, 2026

Bill GriffithsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:00
The offensive squad at left end, Ed Schreck, a junior from Milford, Connecticut.
Bill GriffithsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:05
Left guard, Jim LeMessurier, a junior from Orchard Park, New York.
Bill GriffithsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:09
At center, Tom Rosia, a senior from Maximo, Ohio.
Bill GriffithsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:13
Right guard, Bill Benesik, a senior from Bristol, Connecticut.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
41:28
Nine other Western New York made the national ranking.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
41:32
Number 822 is Orchard Park, zip code 14127.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
41:35
843 is Ellicottville, zip code 14731.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
41:46
Number 917 was Amherst, 14051.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
42:16
Next, we have the ranking of 2,605 for Clarence Center, 1,4032.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
42:19
And next, the 1,4222 Zip in the City of Buffalo is at 3,105.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
42:41
To date, the hottest local zip codes have been Orchard Park, Alma, Lewiston, East Aurora, and Amherst.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
42:57
The next part of this article is America's hottest housing markets.
Larry BeananHOST
29:09
Stadium development will hurt nearby towns.
Larry BeananHOST
29:12
Seems like, with encouragement from the Buffalo News, Hamburg and Orchard Park officials are competing to shut down existing shopping and dining centers in their towns and villages.
Larry BeananHOST
29:24
Unless there is an influx of scores of thousands of residents in those south towns, new commercial development at Highmark Stadium will be the final nail in the coffin of the McKinley Mall, will harm the shopping plazas on McKinley and Miles Strip and take business away from nearby villages of Hamburg and Orchard Park.
Larry BeananHOST
29:44
Why would town officials want to harm existing businesses? How many times must we witness the new malls and plazas putting existing malls and plazas out of business before we learn from that history? Anyone remember Seneca Mall? Gardenville Plaza? Appletree Mall? All three closed when the Galleria was built.
Larry BeananHOST
30:07
No, 60,000 people at the stadium 10 times a year or even 30 times a year is not enough to support a new mixed-use development.
Susan RoseHOST
3:57
But the city of North Tonawanda has already indicated it's going to push its parking ban back to December 1st because of the extended nice weather.
Susan RoseHOST
4:06
Other cities and towns staying with November 1st, including the city of Tonawanda, the towns of Amherst and Orchard Park.
Brian MazurowskiHOST
4:14
Sabres last night get a win.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:17
Sabres do not have an empty net goal yet this year.
Michele CaruanaHOST
11:48
So even though we're talking about some marketing strategies that might seem a little traditional or outdated to you, we're also talking about how those strategies fit into a much more modern approach to local business visibility.
Michele CaruanaHOST
12:01
So today I'm joined by Marissa from Best Version Media, which publishes community magazines like Orchard Park Living and West Seneca Living here in the Buffalo area.
Michele CaruanaHOST
12:10
These publications feature local families, businesses, and community stories, and they're distributed to very specific neighborhoods, giving local businesses an opportunity to reach potential customers in a much more intentional way.
Michele CaruanaHOST
12:25
And even though Marissa is local to me in the Buffalo area, Best Version Media is a national company, and they even have some locations in Canada.
Marissa JeffreyGUEST
14:34
So my name is Marissa Jeffrey.
Marissa JeffreyGUEST
14:36
I am a small business owner and an expert in marketing.
Marissa JeffreyGUEST
14:41
I happen to be the publisher of Orchard Park Living and West Seneca Living out of the Buffalo, New York area.
Marissa JeffreyGUEST
14:48
Go Bills.
Brian MazurowskiHOST
3:17
Carney there saying any progress reflecting Washington moving toward Canada's position and not the other way around.
Susan RoseHOST
3:24
In Orchard Park, a community is trying to rally support for an elderly veteran whose home has fallen into disrepair.
Susan RoseHOST
3:32
WBEN's Brayton Wilson brings us the story.
Susan RoseHOST
3:35
It was back in
Brayton WilsonCORRESPONDENT
3:36
January of 2024 when issues began for an 81-year-old Navy veteran and his wife in their town of Orchard Park home.
Brayton WilsonCORRESPONDENT
3:42
The tree fell on the back portion of the
John GulloSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:43
family
John GulloSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:45
It was just, okay, now with the water and then with bees and everything else that occurred, they're trying to keep up.
speaker_8NARRATOR
26:04
From Buffalo, Toronto Public Media,
Jay MoranHOST
26:15
What's next out on the road today? We're out in Orchard Park at the Providence Farm Collective with us Kristen Heltman-Wise, Executive Director, and Hamadi Ali, Deputy Director.
Jay MoranHOST
26:27
Great to see you both again.
Jay MoranHOST
26:28
How are things going?
Jay MoranHOST
27:40
The last time we were here, you took us through the store, but now this is...
Jay MoranHOST
27:43
You're finishing up basically your second full year with your store here, and...
Jay MoranHOST
27:49
I mean, you're out here in rural Orchard Park, not exactly what you'd say, lots of foot traffic for sure here on Burton Road, but yet you seem to be getting a lot of traffic.
Jay MoranHOST
28:00
What do you attribute that to?
Ted PajackiHOST
45:20
Everybody's out enjoying this beautiful weather.
Ted PajackiHOST
45:24
The Orchard Park resident was waiting for her mother to join her on the hill.
Ted PajackiHOST
45:30
Chestnut Ridge is one of their favorite hangouts along with Woodlawn Beach.
Ted PajackiHOST
45:35
What does Dan think of the Bills' chances when the team resumes playing next week? I went to all four of the Super Bowls when they were in them, so maybe I got another one to go to, she said.
Ted PajackiHOST
47:56
They were drawn to Highmark Stadium, walking the trail and snapping photos of the Bison statues at Family Circle.
Ted PajackiHOST
48:04
or inside buying merchandise at the store across the street.
Ted PajackiHOST
48:09
Brian Blandon of Orchard Park and his family were decked out in Bills gear.
Ted PajackiHOST
48:15
And how does it feel to take a break from the stress of a Bills game? The Bills aren't nearly stressful as this Blandon said as his two-year-old son started sprinting around the plaza.
Ben MarionNARRATOR
25:12
Fortunately, I didn't need chemotherapy and qualified for a one-week radiation course.
Ben MarionNARRATOR
25:18
Still, there were planning appointments and daily trips from Dunkirk to Orchard Park about 40 minutes each way.
Ben MarionNARRATOR
25:25
Getting time off became a struggle.
Ben MarionNARRATOR
25:27
I felt as though I had to prove that cancer treatment was something I actually needed to do.
Logan ReskaGUEST
1:50
Yeah.
Logan ReskaGUEST
1:50
So technically, Orchard Park, although my mailing address is West Seneca, I'm right on the border there.
Logan ReskaGUEST
1:55
Okay.
Logan ReskaGUEST
1:55
I'm right by St. John Vianney Church, if you're familiar.

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