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Oct 16, 2026
Haunted History Ghost Walks providing Halloween thrills
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[upbeat music] The WBEN All Local
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0:03Susan RoseHOST
All Local
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A daily look at what's happening in Buffalo, Western New York, and the world.
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0:12Brian MazurowskiHOST
I'm Brian Mazurowski.
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0:13Susan RoseHOST
Students in Buffalo yesterday had a chance to let their voices be heard on the district's plan to close or merge several schools.
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WBEN's Jim Fink was there.
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0:23Jim FinkCORRESPONDENT
For Leonardo Da Vinci High School juniors Abdul Alif and Emily Miller, attending Thursday's public schools listening session gave them a dose of good news and some bad news.
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0:33Jim FinkCORRESPONDENT
The good news, under a district-wide revision plan under consideration, Da Vinci students may get their long s- sought wish of shifting the school to a new east side location, in this case, the East Community High School near Martin Luther King Park, and then they can leave their outdated School 8.
Can the Seneca One Stop project be halted?
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1:43Lucas BuckleyHOST
I'm Lucas Buckley, in for Brian Mazurowski.
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1:46Susan RoseHOST
Could the Seneca One Stop project be stopped? WBEN's Tom Puckett is hearing from legal experts this morning.
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1:54Tom PuckettCORRESPONDENT
Retired judge Penny Wolfgang admits it's a legal quandary over whether any judge can put a halt to the Seneca One Stop project.
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2:01Penny WolfgangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The only possibility would be if a federal judge orders them to, as you would say, cease and desist, or puts in some kind of a temporary restraining order for them not to continue.
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3:43Susan RoseHOST
This will be the largest cost of living adjustment in three years.
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3:48Lucas BuckleyHOST
Rising gas prices forcing many in Western New York to spend less on other items just to compensate for their higher fuel cost.
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3:56Lucas BuckleyHOST
WBEN's Jim Fink has more.
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Yes, a lot of people are, uh, very upset over the price of gas prices right now.
Did Tuesday's gubernatorial debate sway voters one way or the other?
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Listen to From the Heart with Rachel Brathen wherever you get your podcasts.
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The WBEN All Local.
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All Local.
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A daily look at what's happening in Buffalo, Western New York, and the world.
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3:35Bruce BlakemanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You gave $150 back to people in a rebate in an election year, right before the election, when you've raised the average bill $4,000 a year, and your own energy research department says your policies will raise it another $4,000 in the next five years.
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3:55Brian MasirowskiHOST
Uh, one name kept coming up in the debate more than any other, that is President Trump.
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Election coverage on WBEN, brought to you by Rosanna Berardi.
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4:03Susan RoseHOST
The federal death penalty case for top shooter Payton Gendron opened with jury selection yesterday.
Jury selection begins in Tops shooter's death penalty trial
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4:20Brian MazurowskiHOST
Jury selection in the federal death penalty trial of Peyton Gendron set to begin today.
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Here's WBEN's Jim Fink.
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4:27Jim FinkCORRESPONDENT
As jury selection begins this morning on federal charges filed against top smash shooter Peyton Gendron, the issue is less about his guilt and more about will he receive the death penalty.
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4:39Jim FinkCORRESPONDENT
Gendron has already pled guilty on state charges and has been sentenced to life in jail with no chance for parole.
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5:48Jim FinkCORRESPONDENT
This is the first ever death penalty case to be tried in downtown Buffalo.
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5:52Jim FinkCORRESPONDENT
The multi-phase case is expected to take several months to reach its conclusion, Flynn predicted.
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5:58Jim FinkCORRESPONDENT
This is Jim Fink for WBEN.com News.
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6:01Susan RoseHOST
Okay, Jim, thank you for that.
20 years since October storm, Buffalo still growing after "arborgeddon"
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2:22Susan RoseHOST
The sheer weight of the snow decimated Buffalo's tree canopy, taking down thousands of power lines and fracturing the electrical grid.
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WBEN's Tom Puckett is taking a look back.
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Don Purdy says the skies turned a purplish color, something he had never seen before the afternoon of October 12th, 2006.
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A few hours later-
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11:38Aaron MankowskiCORRESPONDENT
Your exclusive WBEN seven weather forecast, mostly cloudy today with temperatures in the upper sixties.
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On Tuesday, scattered showers and thunder showers with highs in the mid to upper seventies.
The Chautauqua Gazette
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Following Tuesday's council meeting, Golombek told other news outlets the moratorium is to help the city prepare for the size of data centers, if any, it wants to allow within city limits, adding the applications are coming in but there hasn't been enough time to prepare for all the possible complications that data centers bring.
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I want to make sure the city and the residents that live here get taken care of the best of our abilities, Golombek told WBEN.
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There are some benefits to data centers, Rauch said Monday.
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There is a proposal to build a data center at the State University of New York at Buffalo that would be a 40-megawatt facility that would be used by planning students to figure out traffic patterns, things like that.
The Chautauqua Gazette
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Following Tuesday's council meeting, Galambek told other news outlets the moratorium is to help the city prepare for the size of data centers, if any, it wants to allow within city limits, adding the applications are coming in but there hasn't been enough time to prepare for all the possible complications that data centers bring.
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I want to make sure the city and the residents that live here get taken care of the best of our abilities, Galambek told WBEN.
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There are some benefits to data centers, Rauch said Monday.
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There is a proposal to build a data center at the State University of New York at Buffalo that would be a 40-megawatt facility that would be used by planning students to figure out traffic patterns, things like that.
MINI TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: Waking up from a lethal injection, plus new attention on firing squad executions
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Her case has opened up a national discussion about the death penalty, even as her own fate remains unclear.
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ABC News' Peter Haralambos joined a new morning out of Audacy station WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo this week to discuss the Pike situation.
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Peter, what is the latest here?
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3:45Peter HaralambosSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah, good morning.
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50:30Lauren BarryHOST
Thank you so much for listening to this True Crime Roundup from the On Deadline podcast.
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50:36Lauren BarryHOST
This episode was written and produced by me, Lauren Berry.
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50:40Lauren BarryHOST
Special thanks to 1010 WINS in New York, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, KNX News in Los Angeles, The Dana and Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Adam and Jordana out of WCCO, Jason DeRussia out of CCO, and A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo.
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51:11Lauren BarryHOST
You can find all of these programs on the Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts.
MINI TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: Waking up from a lethal injection, plus new attention on firing squad executions
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3:33Lauren BerryHOST
Her case has opened up a national discussion about the death penalty, even as her own fate remains unclear.
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3:41Lauren BerryHOST
ABC News' Peter Haranobus joined A New Morning out of Audacy station WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo this week to discuss the Pike situation.
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Peter, what is the latest here?
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3:56Peter HaranobusSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah, good morning.
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51:32Lauren BerryHOST
Thank you so much for listening to this True Crime Roundup from the On Deadline podcast.
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51:38Lauren BerryHOST
This episode was written and produced by me, Lauren Berry.
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51:43Lauren BerryHOST
Special thanks to 1010 WINS in New York, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, KNX News in Los Angeles, The Dana and Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Adam and Jordana out of WCCO, Jason DeRussia out of CCO, and A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo.
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52:13Lauren BerryHOST
You can find all of these programs on the Audacy app or wherever you get your podcasts.
MINI TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: A mother pushed off a balcony with her baby and updates to the Vance Boelter case
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28:12Lauren BerryHOST
This episode was written and produced by me, Lauren Berry.
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28:16Lauren BerryHOST
Special thanks to 1010 WINS in New York, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, KNX News in Los Angeles, The Dana and Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Adam and Jordana out of WCCO, Jason DeRussia out of CCO, and A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo.
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28:47Lauren BerryHOST
You can find all of these programs on the Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts.
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28:53Lauren BerryHOST
You can find these True Crime Roundups by subscribing to the On Deadline podcast, the Who Killed Strawberry podcast, or the Bitter Academia podcast on the Odyssey app or wherever you find your podcasts.
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