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When Charlie Monte Verde first approached me at the start of the pandemic, he said he had recently moved to Buffalo and wanted to talk about the city. Of course, I said “yes” and before I realized it, we were sitting on the roof talking about community activities, the environment, restaurants, progress … and trains....

The 2020 Guide is a unique combination of independent and active business in a variety of industries, such as retail, catering, catering, arts, nonprofits, etc., designed to encourage WNY residents to #shoplocal. Sponsored by Visit Buffalo Niagara and Erie County, the 2020 guideline has 25 local businesses operating throughout the region. Click here to see...

It was back in 2015 when Brian Gavigan, Buffalo’s youngest shoemaker, opened the only man on Elmwood Avenue. Since then, Gavigan has built up loyal customers, mostly men. But he had plenty of female customers who came to repair his shoes. “They always ask me when I’m going to start selling women’s shoes,” Gavigan told...

A historic building on the southwest corner of South Park and Chicago Street is getting ready for a new life. Ellicott Development is renovating the first floor of the building for Queen City KG Doggie Day Care under city building permits. The building covers 4000 square meters. space on the first floor and 1,678 square...

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“Rockin ‘Strong” | The Art of Chris Maine The Buffalo non-profit community is creative during the holiday season, as the pandemic has virtually defeated all fundraising events in person. One of the ways these organizations get is to sell goods. Of course it’s just that indeed works if organizations have goods for sale – hats,...

Today may be Black Friday, but more importantly tomorrow – Saturday small business. Over the years, the small business Saturday has turned into a gathering of pop mom shops. This day reminds shoppers of what’s important during the holiday season – the spirit of generosity, not the crazy frenzy to buy cheap things. There are...

For many reasons it will be a harsh winter for small retailers. Therefore, businesses are doing everything possible to get people to shop online or in large stores instead of in local stores. To that end, the Hertel Business Association has come up with a sensible way to support a larger number of people to...

Today is a day full of mixed emotions. This is a wonderful day filled with gratitude. Now, there is hesitation about who to see, what to do, where to buy … Many of us have done very little, other than to hope we can survive this healthy pandemic. As I was thinking about all of...

At a time when most restaurants are trying to figure out what else to look for, there are some holidaymakers out there looking to expand. One of these restaurants is Fat Bob’s, which has decided to take its original sikhkabob to Southowns. Fat Bob’s is together The 42 North Brewing East Aurora Company, to improve...