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2011 City Guide: ZoophytePowderpuff, Plumnose, and Dahlia are just a few of the zoophytes on view at the Aquarium of Niagara. |
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2011 City Guide: YoungstownYoungstown, NY is an excellent getaway for beleaguered urban dwellers |
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2011 City Guide: X FactorWhat’s your WNY x factor? |
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2011 City Guide: Wyoming County"What puts Wyoming County solidly in the W column, though, is the warmth you find in the people you meet." |
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2011 City Guide: Volunteering"With so many worthy volunteer-driven organizations in Buffalo, it’s not easy to stand out." |
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2011 City Guide: Underground RailroadWNY's Underground Railroad legacy |
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2011 City Guide: Traffic CirclesWNY has its own fair share of traffic circles. Now all we need are cars who know how to navigate them. |
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2011 City Guide: Street FoodBuffalo's street food scene gathers speed |
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2011 City Guide: Riverkeeper"[Riverkeeper's] ... community-based program will work with landowners in an effort to reinstate a widespread and ecologically beneficial shoreline." |
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2011 City Guide: Roswell"Wouldn’t Dr. Roswell Park be stunned today to see the fruits of his vision?" |
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2011 City Guide: QuozQ is for quoz |
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2011 City Guide: Pork"Served in the finest restaurants across the country today, heritage-breed pork is the pork of our ancestors and hopefully, it is the pork of our great-grandchildren." |
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2011 City Guide: OperaWNY opera buffs find refuge in NCO and movie theatre screenings from the Metropolitan Opera live program. |
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2011 City Guide: Niagara CountyLeave Niagara Falls for another time |
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Life in the WNY cloudChange up your routine by visiting some of these lesser known WNY websites, tweets, apps, and Facebook pages. |
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2011 City Guide: MedinaMedina boasts an intact nineteenth century commercial district and a beautiful cemetery. |
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2011 City Guide: Lit"The Café allows the audience to enjoy the work of two or three writers who have carefully thought out the sequence, tempo, and tone of the work they will present. In other words, you get to savor... |
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2011 City Guide: KidsYear-round, Buffalo is a great place for kids. |
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2011 City Guide: Journey's End'The exhibit says it all—refugees and immigrants are Buffalo. This is what makes our city, what brings life to our city and what makes the people who live here and are dedicated to life here love... |
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2011 City Guide: Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge" ... nature preserves provide an essential educational function—and probably just as much entertainment—as the traditional park." |
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2011 City Guide: Healing at Buffalo Alternative TherapyA new, community-minded option for acupuncture |
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2011 City Guide: Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender WNY |
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2011 City Guide: GrowWNY.orgThis new site offers insight into local environmental issues, suggestions for local birding and hiking locations, and the opportunity to measure your carbon footprint. |
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2011 City Guide: Forest Lawn Cemetary"But Forest Lawn is not just about dead people ... Tourists and residents also flock to the picturesque grounds in search of history ..." |
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2011 City Guide: Ethnic MarketsBuffalo's growing list of ethnic markets makes our City Guide. |
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2011 City Guide: Donuts"Buffalonians like to consider themselves experts about a number of a life’s little oddities. So why not donuts?" |
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2011 City Guide: Cruise Night"For those with serious motor oil in their veins, there are cruise nights every night of the week [in WNY]." |
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2011 City Guide: Bike Trails" ... WNY, in spite of its snowy rep, is actually a great place to bike." |
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2011 City Guide: Buffalo Basics |
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2011 City Guide: Audacious Artifact" ... there is something just a bit racy about a big statue of a totally hot naked guy staring insolently down as you speed by on the Scajaquada. " |
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The return of the Macker"With sentiments proffered like 'Big time feel on a small time scale' and 'The most fun I’ve ever had not winning a tournament,' Mackerites—or Gussers—come in all shapes and sizes." |
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Q&A/Darwin, Michael Hawley, and God: BFF"Armed with an extensive knowledge of biblical scripture, Hawley claims that religious belief and science are compatible, at least where it comes to the book of Genesis." |
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Preservation-ready: 169 East Ferry"'It’s one of the last remaining mixed-use buildings that’s extremely ornate architecturally along the East Ferry corridor from Main Street to the 33,' says David Torke, an East Side activist... |
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What We Want: Lemon Curd"Some may initially find the idea of anything dubbed 'curd' unappealing, but further examination reveals that anyone who has enjoyed a lemon bar, bolstered by a buttery crust and spattered with... |
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Small bites for a summer soireeA full menu for a simple summertime party |
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In the Field: George Kappelt of Flavor FarmFarmer George Kappelt is known for his great peppers, tomatoes, and microgreens. |
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In the Cellar: Roo BuckleyRoo Buckley, food service pro and former chef at the beloved Coda, shares some of his favorite wines with us. |
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Budget Crunch: Lucky Dog"It’s not Chicago, it’s not an established name like Ted’s, and it’s not even quite at the scale of Rochester’s Dogtown." |
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Take One: The EightsA twist on comfort |
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An orchestra turns out the lightsAfter 50 years, the SSO ceases to exist |
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The art of Pipilotti Rist"Rist relies on a canon of reoccurring iconic imagery that includes bountiful vegetation, water, references to blood vessels, and, most notably, human body parts." |
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Sounds of the City: Elvis CostelloA rock and roll mainstay plays the harbor. |
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Encore! Encore!"Playboy of the Western World" and "The Merchant of Venice" open in June. |
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Hot 5: Lewiston Tour of KitchensJune 11 & 12 |
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Sounds of the City: NXNE & BlackCreek |
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Sounds of the City: June in Buffalo |
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June 2011 Fundraisers & Charity EventsFun ways to make a difference in your community |
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Hot 5: Crafstmen, Pacino, "atmosphere", and more |
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Archive » The Good Life |
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Wedding trends in brief: colorful and personalized |
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How to grow when the soil says no"You can’t ignore bad soil and hope for the best." |
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Kayaking the Confluence |
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Jason Schwinger: Buffalo’s urban outfitter |
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