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Too many cooks spoil the signage.
Jump to storyWhat difference does it make what color the letters on the Commercial Slip are? I think it looks great; I think we are totally missing the point of all the PROGRESS that is happening downtown. Let us ALL m...
Jump to storykylenstevesmom (Theresa?) - I happened to catch your comment on the main page right after you posted it. I don't have any info on the salon, but you may want to check in with the folks at the Elmwood Villag...
Jump to storyThe signs are done. They can be updated anytime. Now is the time to focus on the big picture of the whole "canal zone" and not on minutia
Jump to storyIt just seems so senseless to have a group debate on what color to paint something that is not even a year old yet then to work on other issues such as out door performances, getting new venders, working wit...
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Packard Renovation Funded
Yay, Urban Body. The building on the NW corner of Main & Ferry is owned by "local heroes" Scott & Jessie Fisher, bravely shielded by Triangle Development LLC. Been in Housing Court for about two years, gets repeated adjournments. What is up …
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Fisher-Price Toys Around In Buffalo
Fisher-Price used to have higher standards. Once upon a time, they advertised only to _parents._ Now they've joined the onslaught of marketers who target kids. And in a place that some parents appreciate as a refuge from relentlless branding and…
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Packard Renovation Funded
Based on the income guidelines already posted here, I am not convinced that this will be a pocket of poverty. But if it is, remember that people who spend 80% of a 20K income within a few miles (because they have few cars) is a better deal for Buf…
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Prometheus 233 To Spark New Business
How about adding some Kinko-type services in the lobby to draw in foot traffic? That promised copy store expansion on Court Street never materialized and there's a growing downtown market for it.
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