It was a spectacular summer day at Ring Road in Delaware Park in North Buffalo. Mr Weatherman predicted all sorts of havoc with 60% rain and possible hail. The funny thing is, I'm sure that the JP Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge runners would have welcomed the rain rather than a balmy 80 degree day, but my fellow race volunteers would not! The clouds eventually rolled in, but the precipitation ended up hitting Rochester and Syracuse east of Buffalo instead. I recall that Alan Tieuli, from Upton Massachusetts, came in to oversee the race - he must have really great connections with the weather gods for us to escape rain-free.
As for the race, the largest contingent this year was the Buffalo Public Schools, with 476 participants, an increase of about 40% from last year. The biggest growth in participation this year was Tops Markets, with 410 participants - an amazing growth of over 220% from last year!
As for the race, the largest contingent this year was the Buffalo Public Schools, with 476 participants, an increase of about 40% from last year. The biggest growth in participation this year was Tops Markets, with 410 participants - an amazing growth of over 220% from last year!
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I mentioned Coe as an example... reality is, who is willing to move to Wilson Street? Any takers?
Belmont is just another pay-for-play organization. They can't keep up with their "vision" or the pe
Fast forward 10 years, when ECC has one campus in Buffalo and ECC North becomes a large modern offic
Good question, how many are leaving for those reasons compared to lack of jobs, opportunities, and t
I hate to be pessimistic, but Coe Place isn't really a vision of hip renovation/repossession. Belmo
Unless your tongue is planted in your cheek, comparing Coe Place to Wilson Street is untenable. Coe