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Which is best for the long-term good of the Diocese of Buffalo?
City Landmarks to Honor Bellavia
Domes will be lit blue, gold and white in honor of Medal of Honor recipient
Buffalo, NY (WBEN) Honoring Medal of Honor recipient David Bellavia, the city of Buffalo is lighting some of its landmark buildings blue, gold and white.
"Members of the Buffalo Landmark Illumination Team are lighting up landmarks in the colors of the Medal of Honor flag," says Brown. That includes the dome at City Hall, Iskalo Electric Tower, the Peace Bridge, and Buffalo and Erie County Naval Park.
Brown says different ideas and suggestions have come in to also honor Bellavia.