Today, we published a story about a building for sale. A number of commenters - some long-time BR commenters and some newly created accounts - used the post as an opportunity to criticize the building's current owner. That criticism created real world personal consequences - the cost of which exceeded the

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Regional: March 2010 Archives
Today, we published a story about a building for sale. A number of commenters - some long-time BR commenters and some newly created accounts - used the post as an opportunity to criticize the building's current owner. That criticism created real world personal consequences - the cost of which exceeded the
First Niagara Financial Group, Inc. is donating $500,000 to underwrite the summer 2010 Empire State Games and promote the long-term financial viability of New York State's annual Winter Games, Senior Games, Games for the Physically Challenged and Summer Games.
"First Niagara is focused on helping families and businesses across New York State achieve their hopes, dreams and personal aspirations," said John R. Koelmel, president and chief executive officer of the community-oriented bank holding company serving customers across Upstate New
Assemblymember Sam Hoyt formally announced today the introduction of a Governor program bill that will include two amendments vital to the Historic Tax Credit program. These amendments will allow for the sale of the tax credits to banks and insurance companies.
The introduction of a program bill by the Governor demonstrates tacit approval from the various state agencies that had previously objected to similar provisions that were in Hoyt's original bill. A month of
In environmental debates over the Great Lakes, it is easy to forget that there are tens of millions of people that live, work, and play along the shores of the waters. Even here in Buffalo, the presence of the Lake Erie can fade into the background and offer only the simplest context to our busy lives. But for certain people, the Great Lakes offer inspiration and exploration. One such individual, Paul Lloyd Sagent, is artist in residence and curator of a new exhibit opening this Thursday March 18th at the University at Buffalo's Center for Fine Arts.
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Well, according to The Buffalo News, the Mother of All Big Things Rolling Down
Rookie defensemen Tyler Myers tore it up with a 4-point game which is his personal best to date. Scoring the first goal only 55 seconds into the game, Myers kept up his hard work and continued to join the rush with Buffalo forwards. Vanek and Pominville each had a goal, which was good to see, and Patrick Kaleta stepped
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The lights were installed as part
We launched this latest version of Buffalo Rising a little over a year ago. This latest version has proven quite popular as our traffic continues to grow. We had over 2.3M visits last year and our traffic through the first two months of this year is up over 20% over last year's first two months. Better yet, we just had our highest traffic day ever last week thanks in no small part to the
So are Buffalo Niagara RiverKeeper and Senator Stachowski. If these closings were to occur, this would be the first time in New York State's history that a governor has closed state parks. Stachowski feels that there are better ways to save the state money
The more restaurants add wings to their menu the more the prices go up. Does that mean restaurant owners have had to change the menu prices for wings? No local restaurants in Buffalo were willing to talk (hang-ups and no call-backs).
However, the demand for chicken wings is causing restaurant
"I [Jesus] was a stranger and you did not welcome me, naked and you did not give me clothing, sick and in prison, and you did not visit me.'" Matthew 25:43
Another detainee committed suicide in the Erie County Holding center last Wednesday,
For those of you who couldn't make it to the first annual Buffalo Powder Keg Festival downtown this past weekend, you missed out on a terrific event that left both the city and much of the area buzzing.
Not to be overlooked, the third annual Buffalo Labatt Blue Pond Hockey tournamens held at
Barton and Shrew have created a blog, pizzaclub716.com, where they will document and critique each of the pizzas they sample, and Barton says they're eating their way through the list as fast as they can. "Everyone has a favorite pizza place," Barton says, "and the question of which is best is often a source of
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Thanks. Figured as such. '(Honestly, I can't imagine why they didn't propose a simple grade-level
Concrete jungle with a few tables until private money comes in for some of the buidlouts....10 years
I don't see where the negativity is coming from elmdog. this project has been moving at a good clip
Are they planning construction of any physical buildings on the site anytime soon? Or just the canal
To be fair, this is Tim Tielman's vision.
This is going to look like dick. Signed Virginia