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Buffalo, What's Next? Buffalo, What's Next? unapologetically confronts the reasons why the May 14 mass shooting occurred in Buffalo. Each hour-long episode will amplify voices that have traditionally been marginalized. The show provides a forum for open, honest, and candid conversations about what happened, what's next, and what role each of us can play in solving the problems that caused it.
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Buffalo, What's Next?

Buffalo, What's Next?

From WBFO-FM 88.7

Buffalo, What's Next? unapologetically confronts the reasons why the May 14 mass shooting occurred in Buffalo. Each hour-long episode will amplify voices that have traditionally been marginalized. The show provides a forum for open, honest, and candid conversations about what happened, what's next, and what role each of us can play in solving the problems that caused it.

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Building a Stronger Workforce: Supporting Small Businesses & Job Growth in WNY

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