City
September 28, 2009 10:20 AM
If you're interested in receiving Sam Hoyt's Historic Tax Rehabilitation Tax Credit but need a little guidance, you should attend one of the workshops at the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society on Wednesday, September 30th.
The workshop for commercial real estate will take place from 1 to 3 PM and the workshop for residential historic tax credit will take place from 5:30 to 7:30 PM.
Representative Hoyt is working in conjunction with the State Historic Preservation Office, Preservation Buffalo Niagara, the Preservation League of Western New York State, and several local
City
September 24, 2009 10:20 AM
About ten years ago, I took Jim Lorentz's hockey camp at the North Buffalo ice rink on Tacoma. Even at that time I remember thinking, "This place is in need of a few repairs," as the locker room lights flickered on and off. Those repairs are on the way, even if they're a little late, announced Senator Antoine Thompson's office.
The state will be sending $200,000 for repairs to the rink. Funds are to be allocated as follows:
-$40,000 for safety glass and a new railing for visitor viewing areas
-$10,000 for energy efficient locker room heaters
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City
September 24, 2009 10:04 AM
Fall officially began on Tuesday at 5:18 PM EDT! That means that this weekend is your first fall weekend of 2009, and there are plenty of fun things to do!
Thursday, September 24
-Talking Leaves on Main Street will host Mary Malloy, author of the historical nautical novel The Wandering Heart, the first in a trilogy. 7 PM. Talking Leaves will provide copies for signing.
-Mode Restaurant hosts their weekly Comedy. Showcase featuring the best in stand-up comics from Buffalo. $5. Hosted by
Real Estate
September 21, 2009 2:35 PM
Good news for Nardin Academy, which is composed of an all-girls high school and Montessori Elementary School. Ground was officially broken on their Cleveland Avenue campus thanks to a $3.5 million expansion project that will add 22,000 square feet, 11,000 square feet per school, to the facility. Interestingly enough, it is the first expansion project the school has received since 1964.
The school received the money as a gift through Angelo and Carol Fatta, whose generous lead gift spearheaded the project.
After administrators, students and parents determined
lifestyle
September 15, 2009 3:00 PM
I had to hold off on writing this. My grief was strong enough that thinking about the Bills game last night was too much. But now I think it's best to get it out, ya know, talk about it.
As we all know, the Patriots defeated the Bills 25-24 last night. It was another Monday Night Football disaster following on the heels of the Cowboys and Browns meltdowns. During the first 55 minutes or so, the Bills no-huddle offense worked efficiently and effectively while the defense made Brady and Moss look positively pedestrian. With 2 minutes and 10 seconds left, the Bills
City
September 9, 2009 12:38 PM
Lifetime Health Medical Group has reopened AfterHours, an urgent care facility at the William E. Mosher Health Center, 899 Main Street.
AfterHours is the only after hours medical facility in the City of Buffalo and the first in WNY to offer specific times for patients to receive care, which drastically reduces wait times. They also offer same-day appointments for minor injuries and illnesses in afternoons, evenings, weekends, and holidays. For now, the center will offer services from 2PM to 10PM on weekdays, 1PM to 8:30PM on Saturdays, and 2PM to 5:30PM on Sundays.
Recent Comments
Thanks. Figured as such. '(Honestly, I can't imagine why they didn't propose a simple grade-level
Concrete jungle with a few tables until private money comes in for some of the buidlouts....10 years
I don't see where the negativity is coming from elmdog. this project has been moving at a good clip
Are they planning construction of any physical buildings on the site anytime soon? Or just the canal
To be fair, this is Tim Tielman's vision.
This is going to look like dick. Signed Virginia