Buffalo News Live

The News' Sandra Tan is blogging live from the Amherst Town Board meeting, including consideration of a rezoning request at Maple and Ayer roads for the construction of a 120-unit senior apartment building:

Here are a few of the stories we've got cooking:

*The Village of Williamsville is looking at how to regain more of a quaint setting on its main thoroughfare, the five-lane highway known as Main Street.

*There are plans to turn an old warehouse in Larkinville into office space.

*Jay Skurski is monitoring the injury situation down at One Bills Drive.

*A Lancaster village trustee is starting a business aimed, in part, at giving kids something to do.

*Gov. Andrew Cuomo is coming to Buffalo tomorrow, and he's in Washington today pushing for money for Superstorm Sandy recovery.

*A new federal report looks at how credit unions are doing.

*Our monthly Book Club story in tomorrow's editions looks at Flannery O'Connor's "A Good Man Is Hard To Find."

--Aaron Besecker

News Staff Reporter Matt Spina narrates footage from the dashboard of West Seneca police cars that show a 2010 shootout between police and a man with a history of psychiatric problems that left an unarmed man paralyzed.

Read Matt's story: No easy answers in police shooting that leaves man paralyzed