On today's WBFO Brief, New York farms are hoping to gain from supply chain problems affecting many local school districts' food service; Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz releases a proposed budget which includes what he calls the lowest property tax rate since 1960; Talks were set to resume among both sides in the continuing CWA strike against Catholic Health at Mercy Hospital; HEAP opens for applications in Erie County; A new report identifies where tourism stands to improve in Niagara Falls, and the state's Democratic Party chair personally endorses Governor Hochul and urges interested candidates to hold off on primary challenges.