When a once vibrant building is restored, it confirms what we know about our town. A good strategy for bringing back neighborhoods is reusing our […]
Judith Frizlen
Judith Frizlen is the founder of the Rose Garden Early Childhood Center and author of Words for Parents, Words for Teachers and Caregivers and Unpacking Guilt, a Mother's Journey to Freedom. Books and blogposts are on her website at judithfrizlen.com. She is a fan of early childhood, urban architecture and the revitalization of Buffalo.
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Seneca Street Mile
Would you like to walk or run a mile for a good cause? You don’t have to look far to find reasons to join the […]
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The human aspect needed to bring back a once vital commercial district is not unlike what is required to enter a burning building, put out […]
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“Me, My City, My Future” is a summer camp program for Buffalo Public high school students sponsored by UB’s Liberty Partnership in collaboration with the […]
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It’s spring and schedules are heating up along with the weather. There are plenty of choices about where to go and what to do. Personally, […]
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Feel me. Heal me.
In a world of sensory overload, a typical and in some ways not surprising reaction is to shut down. This experience “results in apathy, anesthesia […]
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How many times have I gone past Buffalo State and heard the bells at Rockwell ring? Often enough to take it for granted. Recently, I […]
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When Stephanie Robb wondered how to better utilize the second floor space above her store, Turnstyle Designs at Lexington and Ashland Avenues, she began talking […]
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Where can you rent an apartment, get a haircut, shop for food, home décor and gifts, bank, socialize and eat lunch all under one roof? […]
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What we apply on our skin enters our system; skin is porous. Kerry Plank, owner and operator of Alpine Made uses organic goat milk in […]