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Young Audiences of WNY Receives Major Grants

Young Audiences of WNY Receives Major Grants

2013 is shaping up to be a big year for Young Audiences of Western New York. Not only is the organization celebrating fifty years of service this year, but Young Audiences has also received two grants totaling $110,000 that will support their mission of bringing visual, performing, and... Comments: 0

Posted 05/22/13 @ 01:59 PM

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Day of the Dead Zombie Ball

Day of the Dead Zombie Ball

Save the date for what is probably the coolest SPCA fundraiser ever Comments: 0

Posted 05/17/13 @ 09:53 AM

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Buffalo Place amends food truck law for Downtown Special Vending District

Buffalo Place amends food truck law for Downtown Special Vending District

Queen City food truck regulations ease up just a bit Comments: 0

Posted 05/15/13 @ 10:26 PM

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Students join with Journey's End to welcome a refugee family to Buffalo

Students join with Journey's End to welcome a refugee family to Buffalo

Local 8th graders made a difference in the community last Saturday, bringing enthusiasm to tasks that normally have kids dragging their feet.  The eighth graders of Kenmore’s St. John the Baptist School collaborated with a local nonprofit, Journey’s End Refugee Services, Inc.,... Comments: 0

Posted 05/14/13 @ 08:50 AM

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2013 WNY Farmers Market Guide

2013 WNY Farmers Market Guide

MAY-Resource

Over the years, Western New York has faced severe ups-and-downs, but through it all, our region’s rich soil has continued to flourish.

Spices, sauces, and secret recipes: Three local home cooks tell all

Spices, sauces, and secret recipes: Three local home cooks tell all

What’s in your larder? Which are the go-to ingredients that you find yourself reaching for again and again?

Latest Issue - Departments

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Frank Mesiah: Taking the long view

Frank Mesiah: Taking the long view

Q&A

In Frank Mesiah’s eightieth year, the American people elected the first African-American president.

Buffalo Hash House Harriers: if you’ve got half a mind

Buffalo Hash House Harriers: if you’ve got half a mind

Game On

Maybe you’ve seen a sight like this: a flush of runners— twenty, fifty, one hundred strong—jogging through city streets, suburban parks, or country trails and you thought they were just out for some exercise.

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How I learned to stop worrying and love pinot noir

How I learned to stop worrying and love pinot noir

We’ll Drink to That

To fall in love with pinot noir is to experience wine’s highest highs and lowest lows, to seesaw between ecstatic infatuation and downright disappointment.

Taisho Bistro

Taisho Bistro

Budget Crunch

I really want to love Taisho Bistro.

On the Town

Big bang effects

Big bang effects

On View

The colors and shapes are probably more fantastic than could be viewed through device, but they do suggest either molecular or celestial activity.

Backstage: Youthful Exuberance for Classical Music

Backstage: Youthful Exuberance for Classical Music

As every classical music lover in Western New York already knows, our area has a long history of world-class musical performance.

The Good Life

Falling in love with rodeo

Falling in love with rodeo

Pastimes

Stepping on rodeo grounds for the first time is like walking straight into a country song

Homegrown bridal

Homegrown bridal

Style

I’ve noticed a trend in Buffalo. A growing group of individuals have formed the fashion equivalent of farmers markets.

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