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Bisons set to celebrate smell of Cheerios on Friday

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By Brian Mazurowski Verified
| WBEN-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - The Buffalo Bisons will be celebrating one of the unique smells of Buffalo on Friday night at Sahlen Field. "My City Smells Like Cheerios" Night will pay tribute to one of Downtown Buffalo's defining features. "You have a lot of nights at the ballpark where after a game you go out to your car to drive home and you smell the sweet smell of Cheerios or Lucky Charms in the air," said Bisons assistant general manager Brad Bisbing.
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Reassessment in North Tonawanda up for a vote Tuesday night

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By Brian Mazurowski Verified
| WBEN-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
North Tonawanda, NY (WBEN) - Reassessment is on the agenda in North Tonawanda. The North Tonawanda City Council on Tuesday night will vote on whether or not to spend $550,000 to hire a firm to begin the reassessment process. "Every year our City Assessor has brought forth to city government the need for reassessment," said North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec.
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Back-and-forth over 18-plus Chippewa events continues

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By Brian Mazurowski Verified
| WBEN-AM (Buffalo, NY) Verified
Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - A back-and-forth over the future of 18-plus events on Chippewa Street continues. Last week, Buffalo's Common Council tabled a permit application from Chippewa bar Bottoms Up to hold 18-and-over events on Thursday nights. A Council-backed special use permit is needed to hold the events. "To apply it from 10 at night to 4 in the morning for individuals under 21 to come in, get an X on their hand, pay a lot of money at the door, overpay for a Red Bull...
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