Sunflowers, playgrounds, book banning and digital divide

Kudos to Buffalo ReUse, the Town of Amherst, Orchard Park high schoolers, Say Yes Buffalo and AT&T for efforts to enhance the lives of young people in the Buffalo NIagara region and beyond. We're looking at sunflowers as part of Buffalo ReUse's "Sunfields of Buffalo," bouncing on an accessible playground in the Town of Amherst, refusing to allow books to be banned in Orchard Park and doffing our graduation caps at the endeavor by Say Yes Buffalo and AT&T to put free laptops in the hands of scholars.

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