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“Complex Compost” Opens at ArtSpace
The latest art exhibition at ArtSpace, “Complex Compost,” reflects and encourages a growing local interest in reuse and renewal. From the abstract to the absurd, […]
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Arcadia Publishing has returned to Western New York with its latest book, Buffalo’s Historic Streetcars and Buses. Much like the other titles in the series, […]
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Truly A Special-Tea
Buffalo continues to surprise me. Tucked away in hidden corners, it seems there is always something left to do, yet to be discovered. This week, […]
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Reasons to Rightsize a City
Economy Shift, Population Decline, Aging and the Housing Stock That’s Left Behind We began dialogue with Michael Clarke and Anthony Armstrong of LISC concerning abandoned […]
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Tony Maggiotto thinks he’s got a pretty good handle on the T-shirt industry, hawking T’s from his fledgling company on the internet and in local […]
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Marilyn Rodgers was awarded a Certificate of Excellence recently by the Community Action Organization (CAO) of Erie County for her work with the West Village […]
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Baking in Buffalo
It seems that meeting people in this “City of Good Neighbors” is as easy as pie. I’ve never been a very domestic person, which is […]
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Miss M and Her Village Mentality
Editor’s note: The following begins Marilyn Rodgers’ series of community advocate/heroes. Due to fear of retribution, the first installment of celebrating our neighborhood heroes must […]
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Editor’s Note: I contacted Marilyn Rodgers last week to ask if she would consider writing a series for us profiling community advocates, those people in […]
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First Ward Film Festival
In this city of light, we are haunted by a few shadows. Remnants of our monumental past stand forgotten in the corners of the city, […]