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What's more Western New York than going to a meat raffle?

Earlier this morning Governor Cuomo gave the go-ahead for certain sports to resume at schools.

Bowling Alleys are allowed to open today, here's what you need to know before you go.

For a lot of people, it's a struggle finding the right face covering -- from comfort to style, there's no shortage of options; if you have been opting for a bandana or neck gaiter style face covering though, a new study out of Duke University says they aren't as effective to prevent the spread of coronavirus as masks with ear loops or ties.

Not that 2020 has been a super social year for anyone in the United States, but when it comes to social media, more than half of us aren't doing this one common thing anymore.

On Wednesday more than 25 employers with over 100 positions to fill will be on the lookout for job candidates -- and you won't even have to leave your car to apply.

A lot of our usual activities for summer are taking a backseat in lieu of activities we can do in our backyards.

Like most events scheduled for 2020, this one is gonna be a little different than usual.

In an effort to save both reading materials and small appliances, one library is requesting its patrons stop trying to microwave books to disinfect them from possible COVID-19 contamination for one simple reason -- you're gonna start a fire.

Buffalo's Garden Walk usually happens the last weekend of July, but this year's event will go on all month.

So the 4th of July is uh....a little different this year. And while you may not be prepping for a big party, it doesn't mean you should shelve your festive attitude -- especially when these dazzling berries are no sweat to make.

What's more Western New York than going to a meat raffle?