Crowley Webb, a full-service advertising agency in Buffalo, NY, just completed 25 straight hours of work for Twenty-Five Hour Workday contest winner, You and Who.

Crowley Webb created the contest to celebrate their 25th anniversary in 2011. The aim was to give away a free marketing campaign to a worthy startup in Western New York. The agency received more than 40 entries, which they narrowed to three finalists who were charged with getting votes on Crowley Webb’s website. After 15,000 votes were cast, You and Who was named the winner. You and Who works with artists from around the country to design custom t-shirts. For each shirt sold, the company donates matching items to organizations that help those in need.

BUFFALO, NY – Despite mild winter temperatures, the Western New York Ford Dealers announced that the Ford Focus Hockey Shootout will still go on.  Taking place at the Labatt Blue Buffalo Street Hockey Tournament – ten lucky fans will get a chance to shoot-to-win a new 2012 Ford Focus.

“We’re gearing up for a big weekend at the Erie Basin Marina,” said Frank Downing, representative of the WNY Ford Dealers. “Mother Nature won’t stop us from having a good time; it’s still all about great people and outdoor hockey - ice or not.”

UPDATE JAN. 24, 2010, 10:52 a.m. -- According to a release from the Orchard Park Police Department, an arrest has been made in the case of five damaged utility poles. Gregory J. Seifert, 43, of 4449 Parker Road in Hamburg has been charged with five counts of Criminal Mischief in the second degree and three counts of Criminal Tampering in the first degree.

On 1/13/12, at 0417 hours the Orchard Park Police Dept. notified NYSEG of a widespread power outage in the north and west ends of town.  At approximately 0938 hours on that same morning, in the area behind 3949 California Rd. Orchard Park, NYSEG discovered that the outage had been caused by three wooden transmission towers that had fallen after having been cut by a chain saw.  In total approximately 6000 NYSEG customers were effected.