I am a senior citizen and I am well aware of the health care minefield ahead for some baby boomers. I have a few suggestions […]
Norbert Rug
Norb is a writer from Lockport. His email address is nrug@juno.com. If you have any fun stories or memories to share of Buffalo's "good old days", feel free to send him a note. Norb has written over 400 articles as of late, many of which deal with Buffalo nostalgia. He wrote a series of articles on early Buffalo television including Rocketship 7, pieces on Captain Kangaroo, Howdy Doody, and Mr.Rogers. Norb has also written on his childhood in the Bailey Kensington area, The Mohegan Market, and sailing on Lake Erie as well as 91 reviews on local restaurants. He continues to write weekly on the city that he loves.
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As I watch the devastation from hurricanes, forest fires and volcanos this year I realize that Buffalo is ideally situated. We don’t suffer mud slides, […]
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September is prostate cancer awareness month. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men in the United States. It is estimated […]
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If you ask me: The Doors. No I don’t mean the musical group that arrived on the scene in 1967, with the late Jim Morrison […]
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Norb’s Corner: Late Summer Days
I got up a little earlier than usual one morning this week, and it was dark enough that I had to turn a few lights […]
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Norb’s Corner: Being 70
As I hit my seventies and I realize the number of years I have left here on planet Earth is probably in the single digits, […]
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Buffalo Bob Smith’s opening welcome, “Hey, kids, what time is it?” produced the response “It’s Howdy Doody time!” from the Peanut Gallery, as the studio […]
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Norb’s Corner: Colorblind
I am colorblind. My color blindness makes it difficult for me to read anything color coded such as graphs or pie charts. When I ran […]
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Norb’s Corner: Change the World
If I could change the world, I would stop all war. If I could make the world a better place, I would end world hunger […]
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She was a good Catholic girl from the wrong side of the tracks. Pure of heart and mind. She was at a birthday party a […]