BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Voters in the Hamburg Central School District will have to wait indefinitely for their school budget vote results.  There was a malfunction with one of the machines on Tuesday.  The machine has been sealed and the Board of Elections will handle the situation from here.

A handful of budgets did not pass including Bolivar-Richburg Central School District, Cheektowaga-Sloan, Niagara Wheatfield and Wyoming Central.

This year school districts in New York are required to submit their proposed spending and their proposed tax levy for the upcoming year.

Click here to take a look at what your school district proposed.

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As publicized in too many recent headlines, bullying is a prevailing concern in school districts across the nation.  Kaegebein Elementary School is addressing this topic with their students in a combination of important lessons. 

Lessons began when all students and faculty members read the book, “One” by Kathryn Otashi.  The story demonstrates the power of how just one individual, or a small group of individuals can make a significant difference.  Kaegebein students were encouraged to submit slogans that would help kids remember the message of the book.  “They wanted to find a way to share their learning and thinking on the topic of bullying with others, and as a result of a conversation between students and teachers, a fourth grade classroom decided to create a play,” states principal Mary Haggerty. 

Even if you have been to this little known park on Lake Ontario, a return visit guarantees it won't look the same.

Chimney Bluffs State Park is one of New York's most unique landscapes, and it's very nature keeps it in a state of constant change. The towering bluffs were carved by erosion both past and present. The hills, known as "drumlins" were initially formed by receding glaciers over 12,000 years ago, and continue to be sculpted under Mother Nature's hand.

Joe Keeler is the park's manager. "When the wind and the waves and rain and snow all wear on the face of these drumlin hills, then this is what you get, is these type of structures, these pinnacles and spires."