🌱 👶 Students' Mental Health + Charges Dropped + Priscilla Project

Good morning, everybody! In today's issue, you'll learn about these stories and more:

• 🎒 Students' mental health
• 👶 Priscilla Projects
• 🤗 Missing teen has been reunited with family

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Here are the top stories today in Buffalo:

1. Over 100 educators, counselors, and community leaders gathered to have a conversation on mental health in students. “Unless you put people in a room and have a conversation about it, those networks don’t form just kind of on their own, so it’s important for us to bring people together," said Hamburg Superintendent Michael Cornell. Organizers plan to have more conversations soon. Learn more at WIVB 4.
2. Joseph Chowaniec, 52, called Bocce Club Pizza and Southern Tier Brewing asking for free food in May 2022, saying "you can thank the Tops on Jefferson." The terroristic charges he was charged with have been dropped. Judge James Bargnesi, who dropped the charges, says "it is beyond a doubt that terrorism poses a significant threat to our security and that crimes intended to intimidate or coerce the civilian population must be prosecuted and punished. This is not one of those cases." Read more WGRZ 2.
3. Buffalo nonprofit, The Priscilla Projects, is serving at-risk pregnant women to help create healthy birth outcomes. They are currently open for new volunteers. Learn more about the nonprofit and how to become a volunteer at WKBW 7.
4. The owners of the historic Mulligan's Brick Bar are ready to sell it. The building is now 88 years old and has held a liquor license since the 1930s. During the Prohibition days, the building acted as a speakeasy. For more information, visit WGRZ 2.
5. Missing teen, 17-year-old Kalueb Letts, has been reunited with his family. Cheektowaga police had previously asked for the public's help in locating him. Read more at WKBW 7.

Today in Buffalo:

• Metalshop Basics! The Foundry. November 3rd, 6:00 P.M. Details!
• Letterpress Printing Basics! Western New York Book Arts Center. November 3rd, 6:00 P.M. Details!
• Buffalo Chamber Players: Children of Commerce! Babeville. November 3rd, 6:30 P.M. Details!

Buffalo Chatter:

• Posing at the Zoo: "Looking good Mohan! 🦏💛🍂" (The Buffalo Zoo via Instagram)
• Bills Meme: "Looks like we will still be dressing like this November- January for years to come, but hey those new mockups are looking 🔥⁠ ⁠ Tw: jeremywgr" (Step Out Buffalo via Instagram)
• Dog on "Duty": "Back by popular demand: NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH 👀 #dogsofbuffalo #safetyfirst #neighborhoodwatch #dogslookingoutwindows #onhighalert #watchdogs #nosydogs #protectingyou" (Dogs Of Buffalo via Instagram)
• Tommy Rotter Distillery: "BUFFALO WHISKEY RIOT IS BACK! 🥃 On Saturday Feb 18, 2023 this epic tasting festival hosted by @stepoutbuffalo and @tommyrotterdistillery returns with over 200 whiskeys to try! This event is *THE* event of the year for whiskey lovers a..." (Step Out Buffalo via Instagram)
• Open Studio at the JCC: "Studio in Art classes are now held in our beautiful new Art Studio at our Amherst location! 🤩 Bring your art supplies and create whatever your heart desires with this "open studio" class for adults. Classes are held every Thursday from ..." (JCC Buffalo via Facebook)

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