Olmsted's Circle Connect Communities
Most Buffalonians would agree that Richmond Avenue stands as one of the city's more beautiful streets, offering a lovely vista with it's linear canopy of trees and well-kept stately homes. So, two years ago when residents and community groups gathered to celebrate the long awaiited re-lighting and reconstruction of the two Circles on Richmond, it was yet another feather in the neighborhoods's cap. The restoration of Symphony Circle and Ferry Circle became glowing examples of years of community and neighborhood perseverence and partnerships. -Jane Morris, Buffalo Rising Magazine
Today the spirit of these circle is alive more that ever thanks to the ongoing dedication of The Olmsted Conservancy Group. Pictured above are Claudia and Ramona of the OCG who spent the day readying The Ferry Circle for the spring season.



The following is a submission by Bob Franke (Grant-Ferry Association) regarding the recent decision to allow La Nova to purchase a neighboring lot for additional parking.
The Common Council voted 7-2 in favor of transferring the property to La Nova Pizzeria for parking. Joe Golombek and David Rivera were the only ones who opposed the transfer.
Michael LoCurto and Richard Fontana secured the victory for the forces of backward thinking by agreeing/making deals/marching in lockstep …
After Thursday in the Square, don't miss Karaoke for a Cause July 24, 9 PM to 4 AM at King's Court, which is located on 189 Deleware Avenue.
University at Buffalo Students Against Sweatshops (UBSAS) and Coalition for Economic Justice (CEJ) have teamed up to host this great no-talent karaoke night. "UBSAS and CEJ are both labor organizations that focus on working class issues while trying to make Buffalo a more livable and attractive city.
"CEJ works with and empowers people …
Buffalo is #1 on National List of Top Arts Destinations. As I read the headline, I paused in disbelief. My city? Number 1? In something positive?
Sure enough, AmericanStyle magazine ranked Buffalo number one on its list of Top 25 Arts Destinations. The report by WGRZ cited: AmericanStyle readers referring to Buffalo as ‘a hidden jewel’ and ‘a well-kept secret'. We agree.
What makes our city a top art destination? Let us focus on just one element—artists who find …
One of downtown’s most visible restoration projects is moving closer to construction. With bids in, work on CityView Properties' Genesee Gateway located at 99-125 Genesee Street is expected to be underway in August. The $12 million project will see the decrepit Genesee Block at the corner of Genesee and Oak Streets turned into a mix of retail and office space. CityView is teaming with the Wendt Foundation to revitalize the properties. For now, the buildings between Eddie Bra … 




