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PriceRite Super Market?

Word on the street is that Elmwood Avenue's Stuyvesant Plaza will soon be the new home to a PriceRite. Sources say that the project is scheduled to go before planning board... Continue Reading

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Roundup Needed at Public Safety Center

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Jun 26th, 14:29

This is really unacceptable. When we all pointed out the lack of quality landscapting when the building was first finished, I didn't really expect it to remain in such a sorry state. It's little things like this that make the city second-rate. Take…

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The Future of the Bills - TorBuffChester?

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May 27th, 20:01

I don't understand why the 'News chooses to be so negative. Really. The article itself appears to be of suspicious motive. There is no news here, no new happenings, no point other than to sell an idea. Who are they trying to sell their ideas to and…

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Report From First Vendor @ The Commercial Slip

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May 26th, 13:56

It's great to see a vendor like this in our new, beautiful (tourist?) area. With a bright, clean cart and a Sabres hat, this guy represents the city well - in a way that is both professional and inviting. Good job!

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Buffalo: Back on Top

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Apr 8th, 19:03

If only the city of Buffalo spent money on advertising, I would imagine we could use this to enhance our image beyond the audience of American Style. There's a whole lot of smug people north of the border and more metropolitan areas of our own stat…

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tonyarmani

weiner - great points but you forgot to mention the 3 most critical factors hindering development: 1. unfairly high taxes - There is no need for this. We need to try to keep the remaining 1,432 resident...
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onestarmartin

@rugbygreta, many cities are in a slump now, but once the economy picks up steam agaian they will take off and leave us behind. Buffalowieners post hits home pretty hard, but it speaks a truth to many people...
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impressingagent

its more important for us to identify with the obsticles other cities align themselfs with. These big projects are our golden compas to be more like some other city. Strange how some of these citys need de...
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dagner

Do you have any evidence of companies bypassing Buffalo for the lack of local graduates in specific fields? Or could it be that they can't find candidates who can spell "bureaucracy"?
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gaustad

List of failed projects. Most would drive the ambitious person away from Buffalo: 1.) Casino 2.) Bass Pro - will not be built without casino, I'm taking bets 3.) New Peace Bridge - 15 yrs out ...
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