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Frankie Thompson
Frankie Thompson
Frankie Thompson
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Frankie Thompson is an education reporter with over 4 years of experience focusing on Buffalo's schools and educational policy. A proud graduate of Buffalo State College, Frankie started their career at a local nonprofit news organization, where they developed a passion for advocating for educational equity. Frankie aims to highlight the stories of students and educators in his coverage.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 7:15 PM · 1 min read
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Faster trains and a $6 million fresh start for Buffalo Rail | From the archives — Rochester Schools news

Today in the archives: A $6 million track overhaul promised faster Buffalo–Niagara Falls trains as Amtrak left Central Terminal for a temporary Depew station, marking a new rail era.

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