covid-19

You'd think we'd all be experts at wearing face masks by now. But according to Readers Digest here are some mistakes you might still be making . . .

Ch 4 (WIVB-TV) broadcast that Erie County will assist local licensed barbershops and hair salons comply with the rules of Phase Two of reopening, county officials announced. The county will provide face shields for stylists’ and barbers’ use. It is a requirement that both face shields…

Has the pandemic kept you from you regular Doctor's appt or Critical Care follow-up? While you may be worried about visiting your doctor right now, physicians are encouraging people to still show up.

We're only in Phase One of reopening here in Western New York, the weather has been warm and accomodating, but what is there to do besides listening to the hum of your air conditioner?

Phase two of reopening Western New York could start as early as Tuesday.

In his briefings last week Governor Cuomo told us state beaches would be open for Memorial Day weekend, as long as people follow social distancing.
Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz announced on WIVB-TV yesterday that will NOT be the case with Erie County beaches...

You've heard me talk many times on the Breeze on our "Get To Know Niagara" segment about Greater Niagara Federal Credit Union.  I wholeheartedly support its efforts in the Erie and Niagara County communities because I am a member and I believe in what they do...

At Artpark, literally in my backyard in Lewiston, some shows have been canceled, while others have been moved to next year.

As of last Sunday, the only thing that was holding up the Reopening of Western New York (Phase One) was the lack of Contact Tracers. So who and what are Contact Tracers?

We've all seen the protests and the parades with people complaining about the restrictions placed on us by COVID-19. It's been two months since the Coronavirus reared its ugly head in the Buffalo area. But are the risks and precautions overblown?

As Erie County continues to monitor COVID-19 cases, CH 4 (WIVB-TV) reports officials announced Wednesday some groups could be impacted more than others.

WIVB-TV last night aired the story of a 68-year-old man recovering from COVID-19 who says he believes love letters written by his wife, and read to him by nurses while he was in a medically induced coma, saved his life.