Saturday May 11 | Buffalo Rumblings
Just my opinion but this time, it looks like Nick and co designed a Draft strategy accordingly to a mid-term game plan.
The most successful Canadian banks have an edge. The Bank of Nova Scotia is the most international of the Big Five, with an extensive presence in the Caribbean and Latin America.
Buffalo Bills news, 5/10: identifying potential salary cap casualties
Which Bills veterans could be cap casualties come cut day? One local reporter weighs in as the Bills get set to kick off rookie minicamp today.
Scott Chandler injury the headliner at Bills' tight end position
If the Bills are still worried about Scott Chandler's injury, they may be relying on a highly unproven player to start the 2013 season.
Buffalo Bills Wide Receiver Brad Smith Will Have to Fight for His Job in 2013
In 2012, Buffalo Bills used Brad Smith as a proverbial Swiss Army Knife between playing quarterback, wide receiver, running back and return specialist.
Buffalo Bills: Robert Woods Gives Team Best WR Tandem in Years
One week after the start of the 2013 NFL draft and now the analysis and critique of all the picks begin.
Plenty of horses changing hands
Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park will hold a 13-dash card at 6 p.m. Saturday with a lively top class.
Off-Season Opinions IV: Draft Grades
So another draft has come and gone. With this draft, the Bills came in with 6 picks, but came out with 8. The offense looks a lot quicker, the secondary has more depth, but there are still questions pertaining to who will be on the roster come this September.
Putting a Period on the New York Jets Tim Tebow Experiment
Dec 30, 2012; Orchard Park, NY, USA; New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow waves to fans before the game against the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Ron Wyden, Lisa Murkowski Unveil Bipartisan Campaign Finance Bill
Sens. Ron Wyden and Lisa Murkowski unveiled on Tuesday the first bipartisan campaign disclosure bill in the Senate since the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United ruling opened the door to unlimited electoral spending by groups that were not covered by any prior campaign disclosure regime.
Smith '81 of Microsoft advocates immigration reform, expansion of STEM education
In the rapidly expanding field of technology, the number of jobs available requiring a degree in computer science dramatically outstrips the number of computer science degrees currently being awarded in the United States, Brad Smith '81, general counsel and executive vice president for legal and corporate affairs at Microsoft, said in a lecture on ... (more)
Judiciary Committee plans 20-witness hearing on immigration bill
Senate hearings for the new bipartisan immigration bill are scheduled to resume on Monday with a marathon Judiciary Committee panel, where 20 witnesses are scheduled to attend.