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Sixty-three percent of the local respondents in a Siena College Research Institute poll said business and economic conditions in the state were worse than a year ago, while only 16% said those conditions had gotten better.

We all know that Western New York is an amazing place – its diverse weather, beautiful resources and wonderful people. Every day, Buffalo News photographers continue to bring you an image that reflects that wonder. Our challenge is to look at things differently, to remind us all to take the …

Tiffany Swoffard, who was introduced as the new coach of the Canisius University women's basketball team, talks about her first opportunity as a head coach during an interview with reporter Rachel Lenzi following her introduction.

Movie critic Bruce Miller says that if you get an invitation to dinner from "Abigail" just say it got lost in the mail. She's a messy eater.

Pet Shops Boys are back with their fifteenth studio record. The stone-faced British pop duo is known for their synthesizer-backed dance tracks with simple vocals and emotional lyrics. The Associated Press' Kiana Doyle says their music has stood the test of time with consistent releases over the years. She says their newest work, titled “Nonetheless,” is no different. Doyle says Pet Shop Boys vocalist Neil Tennant tells stories of loneliness, longing and love elevated by bumping electronic beats and orchestral harmonies on the album. And she says keyboardist Chris Lowe’s synthesizer skills bring each track to life. “Nonetheless” is out Friday.

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