Cluck Cluck Moo Moo, a local favorite for smash burgers and chicken sandwiches, is expanding this November with new spots in East Aurora and Orchard Park.

The Orchard Park location, found at 3144 Orchard Park Road, is set to open its doors next month.

Meanwhile, preparations in East Aurora are on track, following key approvals that hint at an opening soon.

This growth highlights the brand’s dedication to satisfying the appetites of Western New Yorkers craving bold flavors and creative sauces.

Locals consistently celebrate the quality and inventive choices on the menu, helping build a devoted fanbase.

The choice to expand in East Aurora and Orchard Park aligns with the areas’ booming small business scenes and lively weekend dining crowds.

As the launch dates near, excitement is mounting throughout the tight-knit communities eager to welcome these popular new destinations.

A Jeep pickup-style truck careened off the Niagara Scenic Parkway near Bird Overlook Monday morning, plunging into the Niagara River about 50 feet from shore.

First responders from the New York State Park Police, Niagara Falls Police, and Niagara Falls Fire Department quickly joined efforts to locate the submerged vehicle after the incident at 9:15 a.m.

The Park Police Marine unit found the vehicle at 10:49 a.m. after nearly two hours of searching.

Authorities are still determining how to remove the vehicle and have not confirmed if there were any occupants or injuries.

The New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation continues to investigate, urging anyone with information to contact Park Police.

This event highlights the need for extra caution when driving along river-adjacent routes like the scenic Parkway, especially popular spots like Bird Overlook.

Keon Coleman, wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills, was notably benched for the opening drive against the New England Patriots on Sunday, the result of what head coach Sean McDermott described as "coach's discipline" following a practice incident.

This marks the second time Coleman faced internal discipline, having missed the start of a game last season for being late to a meeting.

Despite his benching, Coleman returned to play, tallying four catches for 23 yards and a touchdown, though a costly fumble gave the Patriots strong field position.

McDermott and offensive coordinator Joe Brady both stressed the need for greater consistency and accountability from Coleman as the team looks to reinforce professionalism.

The Bills’ 23-20 loss to the Patriots snapped their 14-game home winning streak, with Josh Allen posting 253 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception.

Attention now shifts to resolving internal issues and regaining momentum for upcoming games.