friday march 10th 2006
Buffalo Development: On Like Donkey Kong!
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A bit over two months into the new year and development and investment in the City is on a roll. Besides the fantastic new restaurants and stores opening or announced this year, developers are scrambling to capitalize on a hot city real estate market. Hereis a recap at just some of the projects weive looked at this year:
New Developments The Warehouse Lofts504 Elmwood Avenue1000 Block of Main StreetBirzon Building Apartments
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Hello Shakespeare supporters! Please join us for the 12th Annual Fabulous Feast to benefit Shakespeare in Delaware Park on March 25th, 2006 at the Connecticut Street Armory. It's a truly delightful event for a very worthy cause. The fabulous festivities include a delicious, multi-course, medieval-style banquet, free-flowing wine and beer, and first-class entertainment from start to finish (6:00 - 10:00 p.m.).
Plus, bid on a wide array of appealing auction items and help replenish the Royal Treasury so we can provide FREE outdoor productions this summer during a season of Comedy and Romance, with …
thursday march 9th 2006
Cool Space- 443 Delaware Avenue
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With offices in London, Berlin and Shanghai, David Chipperfield is engaged in the design of new civic buildings and housing in Europe, Asia and North America. He worked for Richard Rogers and Norman Foster before establishing his own practice and designed a series of showrooms for Dolce & Gabana, Joseph and Issey Miyake. He has gone on to win a series of significant international competitions and his scheme for the Henley River and Rowing Museum won numerous awards. He is currently working on the design of new museums throughout the world including several commissions in Berlin and four major projects in the United States. The Figge Museum in Iowa opened recen…
wednesday march 8th 2006
TODAY: Norman Krumholz on Rebuilding Urban Neighborhoods
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Rebuilding Urban Neighborhoods presented a timely look at some of the most troubled neighborhoods in eight American Cities: Atlanta, Camden, Chicago, Cleveland, East San Louis, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York City. Norman Krumholz a co-author will be the guest speaker for the lecture sponsored by the Graduate Planning Student Association. He is a professor in the Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University, has served as the President of the American Planning Association, and has been the recipient of the Prize of Rome.
His book, Making Equity Planning Work: Leadership in the Public Sector, is considered to be a classic, and won the Paul Davidoff Book of the Year award from the Association of Collegiate Schoo…
I stopped at the small boat harbor on my way home at about 2:00pm. The small boat harbor was littered with ice fishermen and their huts. There were kids of all ages enjoying the sunshine and camaraderie. And then there were the snow kites. A group of folks tethered to kites on top and snow boards beneath were weaving their way throu…
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It would be tough to find a more grassroots and dedicated local creative business than Deep Thinka Records. Founded in 1997 by President Tony Caferro, Deep Thinka is a company that is values-driven and community-based, devoted to Buffalo and supporting its talent creatively, economically and emotionally.
Tony, or Tone-X, has helped many loc…
