County marks National Women's Health Week in Erie County
Erie County Department of Health joins with the HHS Office of Women's Health to promote the 2023 theme. Emphasizes breast cancer and cervical cancer screenings and family planning services at the Jessee Nash Health Center in Buffalo. Open Mon through Fri 8:30 am to 3:30 pm with Wednesday evenings until 6 pm. Uninsured residents may receive low cost or free services.
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HHS Office of Women’s Health
Erie County Department of Health
Women’s Preventive Services Initiative
Gale Burnstein
Erie County Commissioner of Health
ECDOH
Jesse Nash
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Buffalo
Erie County
Erie .Gov
Memorial Day kicks off 100 Deadliest Days for teen drivers
Memorial Day marks the start of AAA identified 100 Deadliest Days when teen crash fatalities rise. In 2021 more than 800 people died in teen driver summers, up 6 percent from 2020, and between 2012 and 2021 nearly 6,600 died in teen driver summertime crashes.
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Bee Papers Go Social on Facebook and Twitter
The Lancaster Bee and Depew Bee announce active social media presence. Pages LancasterBee and DepewBee provide breaking news links to sports news business and lifestyle stories along with photos.
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Depew Bee
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LancasterBee
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HOPE Day tops previous records with $507,456 total
Catholic Charities of Buffalo reports HOPE Day 2023 raised $507,456 toward Appeal 2023’s $9.5 million goal, part of a $7.64 million year to date. Deacon Steve Schumer thanks donors as funds support 57 programs, aiding 134,000+ people across eight Western New York counties through the Fund for the Faith. Donations continue through June 30 at ccwny.org/donate.
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Catholic Charities of Buffalo
Steve Schumer
Catholic Charities
Hope Day
Fund For the Faith
New York
Ccwny.org
New Round Of Regional Economic Development Council Launched
New York state Gov announces Round XIII of the REDC Initiative led by state Sen. Patrick Gallivan. Ten agencies offer capital grants and tax credits including $150 million from Empire State Development for continuous project funding. Western New York and other councils must prioritize green buildings, child care, distressed communities and public private partnerships.
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Regional Economic Development Council
New York State
Patrick Gallivan
Empire State Development
New York
REDC
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