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Buffalo’s Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site shares plans for self-guided tours thanks to nearly $400K in grants

Ava Martinez
Ava Martinez
Ava Martinez
Reporter · Buffalo, NY

Ava Martinez has spent over 3 years covering community issues in Buffalo, particularly focusing on social justice initiatives and grassroots movements. With a degree in Sociology from the University at Buffalo, she has a deep understanding of the societal factors impacting local neighborhoods. Ava previously worked as a community organizer before transitioning to journalism.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 9:25 PM · 1 min read
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Buffalo’s Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site shares plans for self-guided tours thanks to nearly $400K in grants — Buffalo Community news

$400K in funding will help the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site expand visitor access with a more flexible way to explore the home where Roosevelt became president.

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