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With many of us feeling the increased cost of living, more individuals are looking for ways to ease financial pressure. The used car market is still competitive, so selling a vehicle while demand is high can be a smart move. Here are some simple steps to follow for a successful sale: 1. Get your car ready. This is a good opportunity to give your vehicle a full inside-and-out clean and to have it inspected.

Sending a child with severe allergies to summer camp can feel overwhelming. New foods, outdoor activities and distance from home is a lot for any parent to navigate. “Summer camps can be wonderful for kids, but they require extra preparation for families managing severe allergies,” says Dr. Mariam Hanna, a paediatric allergist.

As temperatures rise, many seniors on a fixed income are looking for ways to stay cool without driving up their bills. The good news is that small changes can make a real difference — it’s possible to stay comfortable while keeping energy use manageable. The energy efficiency experts at Enbridge Gas Ontario have some practical tips for seniors to stay comfortable on hot and humid days while keeping their costs in check. Think of these as helpful ideas you can try at your own pace.

As the nation marks the 250th anniversary of American independence, backyards across the country are gearing up for a milestone summer — and the grill is once again at the heart of the celebration. From the 4th of July to Labor Day weekend and everything in between, Bear Mountain BBQ is helping you turn up the flavor all season long.

Machine operator, assembly and other entry-level manufacturing positions are among the up to 45 new and immediate job openings that will be filled for McGard by Express Pros of West Seneca during a drive-thru job fair on Thursday, July 9 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 3875 California Road in Orchard Park. McGard is a local manufacturer of high-quality security products, wheel locks and chrome-plated lug nuts sold worldwide.

When summer reaches its hottest stretch, staying cool can feel like a full-time job. The air conditioner runs nonstop, but the house still feels warm and stuffy. During a heat wave, energy use — and costs — can rise quickly. A few thoughtful changes can help your home feel more comfortable while managing how much energy it uses. To help homeowners stay cool and efficient this summer, Enbridge Gas Ontario has some practical tips: Help your air conditioner do less work.

Ready to redesign your home? Whether you have only a vague notion of how you want your spaces to look or a very specific vision, relying on the expertise of a professional can help you bring your dream home to life. Before choosing and hiring an interior designer, though, be sure to take the following factors into consideration: Style: Identify your style. Is it boho chic? Industrial? Maximalist? Many designers have their own signature look and preferences.

Summer is peak moving season — and peak pricing season, too. In fact, nearly half of all U.S. moves take place between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends each year, according to U-Haul, and, with gas prices on the rise, costs are expected to reach new heights. Whether you’ve just begun to browse, or a brand-new set of keys are jingling in your pocket, these simple steps can help you save money on moving, without sacrificing your sanity. 1. Get a head start on savings.

As the country braces for a predicted “hotter-than-normal” summer, homeowners will face financial pressure from higher cooling costs compared to last year. The good news? This easy and affordable DIY checklist contains money-saving upgrades that boost energy efficiency around the home, keeping summer bills in check throughout the scorching season. 1.

The Buffalo Zoo is thrilled to announce the arrival of a seven-month-old male capybara named Mozzarella, who is now on exhibit regularly in M&T Bank Rainforest Falls. Mozzarella was born on Nov. 21, 2025 at the Cape May County Zoo in Middle Township, NJ, and comes to Buffalo on a Species Survival Plan (SSP) breeding recommendation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).