Union representing journalists and other workers at The Buffalo News, Tonawanda News, Delft Printing, Gallagher Printing and Hodgins Printing.
More than a dozen Guild and family members marched in this year's Buffalo Labor Day Parade on Monday, continuing a longstanding tradition that keeps us tied to our community, and our union brothers and sisters. It also served as a good opportunity to reconnect with many of our elected leaders, who also marched in the … Continue reading A gorgeous day for the Labor Day Parade!
Summer has passed swiftly, but The Buffalo Newspaper Guild has remained as active as always. We held public events, answered pension questions and continue to share developments about Lee Enterprises and its majority shareholder David Hoffmann. So come check out the latest in the summer edition of the Frontier Reporter newsletter! Frontier Reporter - Summer … Continue reading The latest on Hoffmann and AI – read the Frontier Reporter Summer Edition
Please join us for our first in a series of "Meet the Journalists" events where we invite the public to get to know the people behind The Buffalo News coverage you read every day. This first, free event will be held Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at Britesmith Brewing, 1250 Niagara St., Buffalo from 6-8 pm. … Continue reading Meet the Journalists – June 17, 2026
This spring edition of the Frontier Reporter includes reflections from three of our Guild members regarding their coverage of the NHL Sabres' playoff run this season. We also have updates on the pension, Guild outreach efforts and everything else that's been happening since the winter edition. You won't want to miss it! Frontier Reporter spring … Continue reading From Sabres to pension: Spring Frontier Reporter is out!
For the third year in a row, the Buffalo Newspaper Guild marched in the 2026 Buffalo Pride Parade, waving the Guild Pride flag, spreading bubbles and cheer and a few chants of, "Protect free press!" About a dozen Guild members, family and friends joined the march down Elmwood Avenue on July 7, 2026. Our participation … Continue reading Guild marches in 2026 Buffalo Pride Parade
Undaunted by the gray skies and soaking rain, Guild members and friends were proud to again join Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper's spring cleanup last month, along the Scajaquada Creek shoreline. We filled large trash bags with everything from discarded bottles and caps to abandoned construction material. Guild members have participated in annual cleanup events for nearly … Continue reading Guild members help clean up Buffalo shoreline
This 2025-26 winter edition of The Frontier Reporter shares reflections from veteran Guild members who have worked for the Buffalo News years – in one case, well over half a century – as they depart due to yet another round of job cuts this past fall. Meanwhile, there's a state tax credit available to help … Continue reading Journalism tax credits and parting reflections in this fat winter edition of The Frontier Reporter
We had some political mayhem and the close of Lee Enterprises' fiscal year, all of which has spelled trouble for the Guild. Check out new features and all the Guild news you may have from the summer and fall in the latest edition of The Frontier Reporter newsletter. Frontier Reporter - Summer_Fall 2025Download
There’s no way around it: Friday’s news that The Buffalo News will no longer print a Monday edition and will shift to six-days-a-week print, effective Nov. 3, was difficult to hear. It is sad, but not unexpected, news. As print circulation continued to decline, The Buffalo Newspaper Guild figured the day would come when Lee … Continue reading Buffalo Newspaper Guild statement
The Buffalo Newspaper Guild and Buffalo History Museum are postponing a planned happy hour event this evening at the museum in light of serious concerns about public safety and direct threats that have warranted intervention by Buffalo police. The initial event, “Drawing Support for Local Journalism,” was planned more than a month ago to launch … Continue reading Buffalo History Museum event postponed after threats of violence made against Buffalo News editorial cartoonist and family