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Maryalice Demler

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Emmy & Murrow winning News Anchor/Reporter @WGRZ. Proud daughter of a WW2 vet. on.wgrz.com/2JaAdTO Passionate about KED.org & Niagara U.
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Buffalo Poet Laureate reflects on resilience and joy 4 years after the 5/14 shooting Original

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By Maryalice Demler Verified
| WGRZ-TV (Buffalo, NY) Verified
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Four years after the racist mass shooting at the Jefferson Avenue Tops Market, the grief on Buffalo's East Side remains deeply felt. But for Buffalo Poet Laureate Aitina Fareed-Cooke, the community's story is also one of resilience, creativity, and enduring joy. "It actually brings me a whole lot of joy to think about growing up on the East Side of Buffalo and the beauty that is within that space," Fareed-Cooke said.
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Buffalo Iranians Speak Out, Part Two: Recent Arrivals Describe Life Under Iran’s Regime

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By Maryalice Demler Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Jamshid Vafai left Iran with his family in 1965 and eventually settled in Buffalo, where he spent years working as a teacher in the Buffalo Public Schools. For decades, he says he watched the situation in Iran from a distance, but one moment in recent history changed that. “I didn’t really pay too much attention until the ‘Women, Life, Freedom’—Mahsa Amini,” Vafai said.
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Buffalo Iranians speak out: Expats share hope, fear as tensions grow in their homeland Original

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By Maryalice Demler Verified
| WGRZ-TV (Buffalo, NY) Verified
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The United States is home to the largest population of Iranian expatriates in the world — estimated at about 1 million people. Among them are several who now call Buffalo home. Earlier this week, I spoke with a small group of Iranian ex-pats in Western New York about the turmoil unfolding in their homeland and the hopes many have for change.
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