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Kelsey Anderson

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WIVB in Buffalo, NY | formerly at KBOI in Boise, ID | Orchard Park native #BillsMafia | Ithaca College grad | A ‘very tall nice lady’ — emailer, Dawn
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Fan changes viral license plate during Sabres playoff run Original

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By Kelsey Anderson Verified
| WIVB-TV (Buffalo, NY) Verified
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A brother-in-law duo has been turning heads on Western New York roads for their funny vanity plates, but now one of them is getting his changed thanks to the Sabres’ playoff run. “It’s just kind of sad at this point,” Ian Wilkie said in an interview with WIVB News 4’s Kelsey Anderson back in June of 2021. Ian Wilkie met with News 4 alongside his brother-in-law, Bart Nawojski, back in 2021 to show off their license plates.
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Remarkable Women 2026: Ms. Jackson builds self-esteem in Buffalo girls

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By Kelsey Anderson Verified
| WIVB-TV (Buffalo, NY) Verified
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — News 4 celebrates Women’s History Month by recognizing remarkable women in Western New York. Educator and nonprofit founder, Rhodesia Jackson is one of five local finalists for 2026. Growing up, Ms. Jackson was one of ten children raised by a single mother. They grew up in the Jefferson Projects on Buffalo’s East Side. “Growing up I watched how my mom instilled helping each other in my household, we helped one another,” Ms. Jackson said.
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Remarkable Women 2026: Ali Dietz dances to give back, create community

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By Kelsey Anderson Verified
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — News 4 celebrates Women’s History Month by recognizing remarkable women in Western New York. In 2026, we’re honoring a woman who raises money for cancer research in remembrance of a friend, while bringing together dancers of all backgrounds and studios to come together as one. “I grew up as young as I could at my mom’s studio,” Ali Dietz said, about her start in dance. In 1969, Ali Dietz’s mom Mary Alice started Mary Alice’s Dance Studio in Orchard Park.
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