sunday september 11th 2005
Responses to the post: Who Are You?
queenseyes
6/14/2005 09:27:14 AM BuffaloPundit said... 30-something. Educated. Love to write. Opinionated. Hopeful. Optimistic. Unsullied by and unconcerned with Buffalo's past pluses and minuses. Can't wait for the day that traffic into town gets so bad that we need commuter rail. Want to raise my kid here - want my kid to stay here. Would only leave here kicking & screaming. Love the weather. Even the snow. Especially the snow. Recognize that there's something magical about living in a city and walking to the corner store for groceries, etc. in the middle of a blinding, driving-ban snowstorm. Love browsing new shops, trying new restaurants. Like to support local business. Is that enough or should I keep rambling?
6/14/2005 10:41:26 AM Anonymous said... Late 30something. Single. Born and raised in the city. I lived in …
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queenseyes
6/14/2005 09:27:14 AM BuffaloPundit said... 30-something. Educated. Love to write. Opinionated. Hopeful. Optimistic. Unsullied by and unconcerned with Buffalo's past pluses and minuses. Can't wait for the day that traffic into town gets so bad that we need commuter rail. Want to raise my kid here - want my kid to stay here. Would only leave here kicking & screaming. Love the weather. Even the snow. Especially the snow. Recognize that there's something magical about living in a city and walking to the corner store for groceries, etc. in the middle of a blinding, driving-ban snowstorm. Love browsing new shops, trying new restaurants. Like to support local business. Is that enough or should I keep rambling?
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queenseyes
Buffalo remembered 9-11 this morning at the foot of our glorious waterfront. People came from all over the city to hear folks speak of the sorrow and hope that this memorable day continues to evoke. Buffalo's annual waterfront gathering is an inspirational sign... a ceremony of remembrance and peace.
queenseyes
Buffalo remembered 9-11 this morning at the foot of our glorious waterfront. People came from all over the city to hear folks speak of the sorrow and hope that this memorable day continues to evoke. Buffalo's annual waterfront gathering is an inspirational sign... a ceremony of remembrance and peace.
queenseyes
So whatis going on with the Artspace projectOe and where exactly is it going to be? Some of our readers want to know. Well, hereis some info:
Governor George Pataki announced that $11 million in state funding has been approved for the Artspace Buffalo project. The funds were awarded through the State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR).
The Artspace Buffalo project is now officially on the road to becoming a reality, due in large part to the communityis amazing support, commitment, and enthusiasm.
saturday september 10th 2005
Papaya Asian Kitchen & Bar- Tam Tan Huu Tinh! (3 Amigos)
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By Jim Kupczyk
Thanks to Tri Lam, Tai Truong and Manh Le, anytime I hear the word Papaya in any context I start to salivate like one of Pavlov's Dogs! Open since April 6th of this year, Papaya Asian Kitchen & Bar is rapidly gaining a reputation as one of the premier restaurants in the city.
queenseyes
By Newell Nussbaumer
Just off Symphony Circle sits The Coda Restaurant, an establishment that blends quiet sophistication with a contemporary culinary flare that one might find while dining at one of Manhattan's hidden haunts. The term coda signifies the different finish of a musical composition, but it is the crescendo that owners Roo and Keren Buckley have been dreaming of for quite some time.
buffalorising
By Anthony Cuellar, Jr.
I've got a plan. If the seagull eyeing my fish-fry makes a move I'm going to push my girlfriend, Jessica, into its path and rush the meal to safety. We're on the patio behind the Hatch and the food, surprisingly, is that good.
queenseyes
iA Community Celebration,i presented by the Theatre District Association of Western New York and M&T Bank, will be held Friday, September 16, 2005. Curtain Up! is the official opening of Buffalois live theatre season and offers something for everyone with theatrical productions at participating theatres, associated events, a Gala Dinner on stage at Sheais Performing Arts Center, and a free community celebration featuring live entertainment on Main Street in Buffalois Theatre District.
iCurtain Up! is the Buffalo Niagara communityis celebration of the opening of the theatre season. Thousands of people will gather at more than 15 venues to celebrate the vitality and diversity of theatre in our community. This celebration offers something for everyone from its black-tie dinne…
queenseyes
Summer is not just a beautiful avenue in Buffalo, it is also an aisle at Latina Food Market. This new neighborhood market recently adopted street signs as its aisle markers. So the next time you're looking for ketchup, head down Delaware and hang a left at Hodge. If you hit Elmwood, you've gone too far. Lookin' for 'pop'? Well, it's on North Street. It's just a great Buffalo-centric idea that adds a personal touch of familiarity to the everyday task of shopping for groceries. Other street signs include Highland, Lexington, Bryant and West Ferry. Latina's is a nice addition to have in the area. The fact that they have taken the time to make the store so shopper friendly says a lot about the local owners and their commitment to the city.
