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When the Henry Hotel was closed, the township of Richardson Olmsted issued a statement stating that the town had “no agreement with the Hilton Hotels” – a theory in which it was closed. “Any indications or signs that Hilton maintains Henry’s hotel operations in the town of Richardson Olmsted are false. Because the owner of...

BestSelf Behavioral Health and Savarino are merging in a two-building project in northern Buffalo. The development consists of two four-story buildings with an area of ​​2.9 acres, located at 389 Manhattan Avenue. This apartment is located between All High Stadium and McCarthy Park, behind the Betty Loft apartment building. The development includes 60 affordable housing...

Wajed Distinguished Artist of Buffalo, teacher and entrepreneur, Adrias Wajed, works on a new wall on the east side of town. His latest piece will be painted on behalf of M&T Bank, a branch of Kensington Bank at 3037 Bailey Avenue. A new work of art is located within the boundaries M&T-led Buffalo promises –...

First published in politandstuff.com “When you get in the way of an individual, take it.” Yoga Berra As regular readers of this blog know, I’ve written a lot of articles over the last few years detailing the financial problems of SUNY Erie, better known as the Erie Community College or ECC, in which they faced....

Because the pandemic shows no signs of declining, arts organizations are trying to attract their audience (and donors) while performing some work for their performers. Everyone has turned to the internet with varying degrees of success and very different production values. As you might expect, organizations with larger budgets offer better products. And what the...

The ever-inventing Five Point bakery has completed its first “heated hut” on its own grounds. I wrote at the beginning that these huts will be back in September. Now, the experience is real. And that’s what the experience is. I met coach Casey Milbrand for a cup of coffee and a meal at the cafe...

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...

Buffalo Associate Professor Kathleen Brown explores the legendary history of Phoebe Snow, who was part of a railroad clean-up campaign in the early 20th century. His travels on the Delaware, Lacavanna, and West Railroad, commonly referred to as the DL&W Railroad, helped put Buffalo on the map as a tourist map of the northeastern United...

Hopefully in the new year we will see more investment in East Said City. Along with this investment, we hope to preserve more historic buildings for future development projects. If you’ve ever walked around the East Coast, then it’s hard to see how many facilities are currently at risk of being damaged and / or...

In “With the Book” the author’s interviews at New York Times Sunday book review, The editors of a publication usually ask the interviewer to gather a fantastic dinner of their favorite authors. A similar flight of fancy takes place in the center of “One Night in Miami,” a filmed version of Camp Powers ’play (Pence...