Buffalo, NY- This morning we put the call out to Western New Yorkers on social media to tell us about the worst roads in Western New York. And it didn't take long. Within a couple of hours we had a couple hundred responses on Facebook and Twitter. There are more than 300 so far on Facebook alone.

At the top of this list is no surprise..Buffalo Avenue in Niagara Falls. And Kenmore Avenue in Buffalo and Tonawanda.

Now Buffalo Avenue has the reputation as being the worst road but work is actually underway on a major road re-construction project. Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster says that this federally funded project actually began last year and now involves the stretch of Buffalo Avenue from Veteran's Drive to the 190.
They will work through the fall and hope to have it completed by early next year. 

HAMBURG, NY - The Hamburg Police Department is asking for help locating a missing teenager.

Investigators say Shaunice D. Gamblin, 13, is believed to have run away following an argument with a parent.

Gamblin  is described as a black female, 5'2'', 115 lbs, brown eyes with a brown and blue "Mohawk" hairstyle.

She was last seen wearing a black and red Old Navy hoodie, an unknown colored t-shirt, blue shorts and white Converse sneakers.

Police think Gamblin may be in the area of McCarthy Park, as well as Amherst Street in the City of Buffalo.

Anyone with information is asked to please call the Town of Hamburg Police Department 648-5111 ext. 0.

Enjoy The Journey Art Gallery at 1168 Orchard Park Road, West Seneca, has released it upcoming schedule of all-ages events. Hours at the gallery are 2 to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.

A cob web chaser class with Karen Koch will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, May 9. Using a stick, your hands and feet and a broomcorn, you will construct a cobweb chaser with a pine handle. The broom will feature Appalachian-style plaiting and will be a joy to use for years to come. The cost of the class is $35.