Kennedy, Higgins, Schroeder discuss developments along Buffalo's waterfront

Timothy M. Kennedy

June 8, 2011

Economic Development

Senator Tim Kennedy joined Congressman Brian Higgins and Assemblyman Mark Schroeder on Buffalo's waterfront to announce construction at Gallagher Beach.

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Kennedy, Higgins, Schroeder discuss developments along Buffalo's waterfront

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State Leaders Announce $219,000 In State Funding For Stop The Violence Coalition And Peacemakers To Address Gun Violence In Buffalo

With Funds Running Low, Kennedy Announces $180,000 in NYS Budget for FamilyWorks Buffalo to Keep Program Thriving

After Leading Fight to Reverse $13 Million in Cuts to Roswell Park, Kennedy & Peoples-Stokes Announce Cancer Center Will Create 100 New Jobs in 2021

Senator Tim Kennedy Joins Crisis Services to Announce More Than $500,000 in State Funding for Critical Mental Health Resources

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State Leaders Announce $219,000 In State Funding For Stop The Violence Coalition And Peacemakers To Address Gun Violence In Buffalo

With Funds Running Low, Kennedy Announces $180,000 in NYS Budget for FamilyWorks Buffalo to Keep Program Thriving

After Leading Fight to Reverse $13 Million in Cuts to Roswell Park, Kennedy & Peoples-Stokes Announce Cancer Center Will Create 100 New Jobs in 2021

Senator Tim Kennedy Joins Crisis Services to Announce More Than $500,000 in State Funding for Critical Mental Health Resources