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Aug 22nd 2005, 2:08pm By queenseyes

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Here's a little sneak peak at a few of the goods you'll find in the upcoming Summer/Fall 2005 issue of Buffalo Rising Magazine. (T minus 24 hours...) There are some exciting new businesses in the area that are being featured, along with some intriguing local artists and their studios. There are also a couple new music venues that have added to the scores of existing hot spots in the city. A few clothing shops will keep the fashion conscience at bay, and eateries continue to pop up as well. Our eighth issue should prove to be an exciting one... so look for the first copies around 10:00 tomorrow morning.

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