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Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against City Over Speed Camera
The controversy surrounding the City of Buffalo Schol Zome Camera program is increasing with this latest development.
According to reporting by WKBW, there is now a class-action lawsuit against the City of Buffalo which is challenging whether these speed cameras are in-fact against the constitution.
The lawsuit stems from the location of one camera in particular in the University area of Buffalo. On Bailey Avenue, near the corner of Amherst Street, there is are two cameras monitoring that corner. However, according to a member of the city council, there aren t any schools on Bailey Avenue. That section of Bailey Avenue saw the largest amount of vehicle traffic in the month of February according to City of Buffalo traffic data.
Thousands of Granite Staters were still without power Tuesday evening as crews worked to clean up downed trees and lines from strong winds.The worst of the wind had passed by the evening, but not before a trail of damage scattered across the state. Almost 14,000 Eversource customers remained in the dark.View the latest outage numbers in these maps:Eversource Liberty Utilities New Hampshire Electric Co-op Unitil We ve seen winds gust up to 55 mph, and that, combined with the bitter cold, makes for really tough restoration conditions, said Alec O Meara, of Unitil.The winds made it difficult for crews to extend their bucket trucks safely. At the height of the storm, Unitil had nearly 6,000 customers without power, and while the bulk of them were restored by noon, the utility said it remained a very fluid situation. We expect that people may lose power, get that power back, may lose it again, but as far as we re concerned, this storm is not over, O Meara said.Downed lines were re
One man in critical condition following shooting in North Buffalo
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) â Buffalo police are investigating a shooting that left one man in critical condition Sunday night.
The department says it happened around 7:15 p.m. in an apartment building on the 2100 block of Delaware Avenue, between Amherst Street and the Marshall s Plaza.
Investigators say a 30-year-old man was shot by a person he knew, and was rushed to Erie County Medical Center in critical condition.
Anyone with information is asked to call or text the Buffalo Police Confidential TIPCALL Line at 847-2255.