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Media Twitter List Buffalo | Rochester | Albany | Southern Ontario Buffalo Media Twitter List Buffalo | Rochester | Albany | Southern Ontario Buffalo Major Newspapers Buffalo Business First @bflobizfirst Allissa Kline (Reporter) @bflobizakline Dan Miner (Reporter) @bflobiz_miner Donna Collins (Managing Editor) @bflobizdonnacol G. Scott Thomas (Projects Editor) @bflobiznumbers Jeff Wright (Editor) @bflobizeditor Jim Fink (Reporter) @bflobizjimfink Michelle Cioci (Associate Editor) @bflobizmcioci Paul Lane (Data Reporter) @bflobizdata Rick Maloney (Web Editor) @bflobizwebed Tracey Drury (Reporter) @bflobiztdrury Buffalo Law Journal @buflawjournal Patrick Connelly (Editor) @lawjournaled The Buffalo News @thebuffalonews Aaron Besecker (Crime/Breaking News Reporter) @aaronbesecker Alan Pergament (TV Critic) @stilltalkintv Amy Moritz (Running Reporter) @amymoritz Andrew Galarneau (Food Editor) @buffalofood Anne Neville (Reporter) @anneneville1 Barbara O’Brien (Reporter) @bobrieneden Ben Tsujimoto (Gusto Content Coordinator) @tsuj10 Bill Hilts Jr. (Outdoors Reporter) @billhiltsjr Bob McCarthy (Political Reporter) @bobmccarthybn Bruce Andriatch (Assistant Managing Editor) @bandriatch Charity Vogel (Night City Editor) @charityvogel Dan Herbeck (Investigative Reporter) @dherbecknews David Robinson (Deputy Business Editor) @drobby Deidre Williams Boyd (City Hall Reporter) @deidrewilliamsb Denise Jewell Gee (Assistant Managing Editor) @denisejewellgee Geoff Nason (Gusto Manager) @buffnewsgnason Jane Kwiatkowski (Reporter) @kwiatkowskibn Jason Wolf (Sports Features/Reporter) @jasonwolf Jay Rey (Reporter) @jreybuffalo Jay Skurski (Bills Reporter) @jayskurski Jay Tokasz (Reporter) @jaytokasz Jeff Miers (Music Editor) @jeffmiers Jerry Zremski (Washington Bureau Chief) @jerryzremski Jonathan Epstein (Development Reporter) @jdepstein Josh Barnett (Sports Editor) @byjoshbarnett Keith McShea (Reporter) @bykeithmcshea Lance Lysowski (Sabres Reporter) @llysowski Lou Michel (Crime Reporter) @loumichelbn Maki Becker (Crime/Breaking News Reporter) @makibecker Mark Gaughan (Bills Reporter) @gggaughan Mark Sommer (Reporter) @msommerbn Mary Pasciak (Data Team Editor) @marypasciak Matt Glynn (Finance/Business Reporter) @mattglynnbflo Matt Spina (Reporter) @matthewspina1 Miguel Rodriguez (High School Sports Reporter) @miggyrod33 Mike Connelly (Editor) @mikeconnellybn Mike Harrington (Sabres/Bisons Reporter) @bymharrington Mike McAndrew (Watchdog Team Editor) @mikemcandrew1 Patrick Lakamp (Enterprise Editor) @bypatricklakamp Phil Fairbanks (Court Reporter) @philfairbanks1 Qina Liu (Digital Engagement Editor) @qinaliu Rachel Lenzi (Sports Reporter) @rachelmlenzi Samantha Christmann (Retail Reporter) @discountdivasam Sandra Tan (City Hall Reporter) @sandratanbn Sara Meehan (Digital News Editor) @sarapmeehan Scott Scanlon (Refresh Editor) @scottbscanlon Sean Kirst (Reporter) @seankirst Sports Desk @tbnsports Stephen Watson (Northtowns Reporter) @buffaloscribe Steve Trosky (Deputy Sports Editor) @strosky Sue Schulman (Reporter) @sue_schulman Susan Martin (Home/Style Editor) @smartin1999 T.J. Pignataro (Environment Reporter) @tjpignataro Thomas Prohaska (Niagara County Reporter) @thomasprohaska Tim O’Shei (News Enterprise Reporter) @timoshei Tom Precious (Albany Reporter) @tompreciousalb Toni Ruberto (Gusto Editor) @toniruberto Vic Carucci (Bills Reporter) @viccarucci Community Newspapers Akron Bugle Marilyn Kasperek @bugleeditor Amherst Bee @theamherstbee Arcade Herald @arcade_herald Batavia Daily News @batavia_daily Batavia Daily News Sports Department @bataviadnsports John Anderson (Managing Editor) @23johnanderson Bee Newspapers @beenewspapers David Sherman (Managing Editor) @dsherman49 Patrick Nagy (Sports Reporter) @patrickjnagy Challenger Community News @cnweekly Cheektowaga Bee @cheektowagabee Cheektowaga Chronicle @cheekchronicle Jim Herr (Publisher / Editor) @breaknewsman Clarence Bee @theclarencebee Ethan Powers (Editor) @ethan_powers Depew Bee @lancdepewbee Julie Halm (Editor) @sortofreallife Dunkirk Observer @theobserverny East Aurora Advertiser/Elma Review @eastauroranews Adam Zaremski (Editor) @azaremski East Aurora Bee @eastaurorabee Kate Palczynski (Editor) @katepelcz Ellicottville Times @evilletimes Grand Island Dispatch @nfpdispatch Joshua Maloni (Managing Editor) @joshuamaloni Jamestown Post-Journal @thepost_journal Eric Tichy (City Editor) @erictichy Karibu News @karibu_news Ken-Ton Bee @thekentonbee Nick Konotopskyj (Reporter) @nick_kono11 Lancaster Bee @lancdepewbee Lewiston-Porter Sentinel @nfpsentinel Lockport Union-Sun & Journal @lockportjournal Joshua Maloni (Managing Editor) @joshuamaloni Niagara Gazette @niagaragazette Mark Scheer (City Editor) @mscheernf Matt Winterhalter (Managing Editor) @ngwinterhalter Mia Summerson (Day/Night Editor) @miasummerson Michele DeLuca (Features Editor) @mcdeluca12 Mike Meiler (Sports Editor) @mikemeiler Philip Gambini (City Reporter) @philipgambini Niagara Frontier Publications @wnypapers Joshua Maloni (Managing Editor) @joshuamaloni Olean Times-Herald @othnews Bob Clark (Reporter/Editor) @othbob Danielle Gamble (City Editor) @othgamble J.P. Butler (Sports Reporter) @jpbutler10 Jim Eckstrom (Managing Editor) @onthekinzua Kate Sager (Reporter) @othkate Rick Miller (Reporter) @rmilleroth Shawn Campbell (Sports Reporter) @byshawncampbell Tom Dinki (Reporter) @tomdinki Orchard Park Bee @orchardparkbee Orleans Hub @orleans_hub Panorama Hispano @panoramahispano Pennysaver & News @wnypennysaver Kimberly LaRussa (Content Producer) @kimberlylarussa Salamanca Press @salamancapress Kellen Quigley (City Reporter) @kellen_quigley Rich Place (Editor) @placerm Sam Wilson (Sports Reporter) @samwils Springville Journal @springvilleny Warsaw Country Courier @wyconews Wellsville Daily Reporter @wellsvilledaily Chris Potter (Editor) @chrispotter413 West Seneca Bee @westsenecabee Alternative Publications Artvoice @artvoice Buffalo Magazine @buffalomagdotcom Buffalo Rising @buffalorising Jessica Marinelli (Editor) @jeslynmar Newell Nussbaumer (Founder/Editor) @queenseyes Ra Cha Cha (Writer) @heyrachacha Buffalo Spree @buffalospree Donna Hoke (Home Editor) @donnahoke Elizabeth Licata (Editor) @buffa10 Erin Habes (Fashion Editor) @erin_habes The Public @publicbflo Aaron Lowinger (Managing Editor) @aaron_lowinger Cory Perla (Music Editor) @corymperla Geoff Kelly (Editor-in-Chief) @ghkelly1969 Michael Faust (Film Editor) @mondofausto Upstart New York @upstart_ny Charlotte Hsu (Editorial/Media Relations) @charlottehsu Robert Creenan (Editorial) @robertcreenan Steve Jagord (Freelancer) @stevenjagord Broadcast Spectrum Buffalo-TV @specnewsbuffalo Alec Zuch (Meteorologist) @aleczuch Alex Haight (Anchor/Reporter) @alexhaightnews Andy Young (Reporter) @andyyoungtv Breanna Fuss (Anchor) @breannafuss Brooke Zegarelli (Meteorologist) @brookewxtv Casey Bortnick (Anchor) @caseyjbortnick Dan Russell (Meteorologist) @dan_weather_man Fadia Patterson (Reporter) @fadiatvnews Greg Vorse (Sports Reporter) @gregvorse John Borsa (Anchor) @johnborsa Jon Scott (Sports Reporter) @johnscotttv Katie Gibas (Anchor/Reporter) @katiegibastv Kevin Carroll (Sports Anchor) @kevc_sports Mark Goshgarian (Reporter) @mark_goshgarian Maura Christie (Reporter) @maurachristietv Michael Gouldrick (Meteorologist) @mikegouldrick Mike Arena (Reporter) @mikearenatv Scott Patterson (Anchor) @scottmpatterson Ted Goldberg (Sports Reporter) @tedgoldbergtv Todd Kerman (Meteorologist) @tkerkmanweather WBEN-AM @newsradio930 Mike Baggerman (Reporter) @mikebaggerman Brian Mazurowski (Anchor) @bmaz1 Sandy Beach (On-Air Personality) @sandywben Tim Wenger (Operations Manager) @timwben Tom Puckett (Anchor) @tompuckettwben WBFO-FM @wbfo Angelica Morrison (Reporter/Producer) @amorrisonwbfo Avery Schneider (Assistant News Director) @savery131 Chris Caya (Reporter) @chriscaya Eileen Buckley (Senior Reporter) @eileenwbfo Karen DeWitt (Albany Reporter) @kdewitt7 Mark Scott (Host) @wbfomarkscott Mark Wozniak (Reporter) @bfowoz Michael Mroziak (Reporter) @mrozwbfo Mike Desmond (Reporter) @mikedesmondwbfo Nick Lippa (Host) @nicholaslippa Omar Fetouh (Assistant News Director) @wbfomar Peter Hall (Theater Talk Host) @classicalwned WBBZ-TV @wbbz Chatham Marcolini @chathammarc Kim Piazza @kimpiazza3 WBLK-FM @937wblk Todd Anderson (Reporter) @musicmantodda WDCX-FM @wdcxradio WDOE-AM Dave Rowley (News Director) @wdoenews Gregory Larson (Sportscaster) @greglarsonwdoe WEDG-FM @1033theedge Bentley (Music Director) @bentleyradio James Kurdziel (On-Air Personality) @jamesradio Shredd & Ragan (Morning Show Hosts) @shreddandragan Eddie Woo (On-Air Personality) @eddie_woo WGRZ-TV @wgrz Adam Benigni (Anchor) @adambenigni Claudine Ewing (Reporter) @claudinewgrz Dave McKinley (Reporter) @davemckinley2 Emily Lampa (Reporter) @emilylampa Heather Ly (Anchor/Reporter) @heatherlywgrz Heather Prusak (Sports Reporter/Anchor) @haprusak Heather Waldman (Meteorologist) @wgrzheather Jennifer Stanonis (Meteorologist) @jenstanonis Joshua Robinson (Reporter) @jrobinsonwgrz Karys Belger (Reporter) @karysbelger Kate Welshofer (Reporter) @katewelshofer Kelly Dudzik (Reporter) @kellydudzikwgrz Kevin O’Neill (Reporter/Meteorologist) @kevinbuffalo Kim DeGeorge (Digital Director) @kimdpike Leanne Stuck (Reporter) @leannestuck Maria Genero (Meteorologist) @mariagenero Maryalice Demler (Anchor/Reporter) @wgrzmaryalice Melissa Holmes (Anchor) @2melissaholmes Michael Read (Digital Assistant) @mikeeread Michael Wooten (Anchor/Reporter) @wgrzmichael Patrick Hammer (Meteorologist) @pathammer Pete Gallivan (Reporter) @wgrzpete Ron Plants (Anchor/Reporter) @ronwgrz Steve Brown (Reporter) @wgrz_stevebrown Stu Boya (Sports
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