more by Aaron Lowinger

Literary
Buffalo Humanities Festival: Gender Bender
published on Sep. 21, 2015 3pm
[CONFERENCE] If this conference billed as a “festival of mind-bending ideas” doesn’t edify you and make you a better person, you might just be a lost cause.
Local
The Enormous Cost of Mayor Brown's Bad Memory
published on Sep. 18, 2015 1pm
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown has spent over $400,000 in public money so that he could strategically forget details of a corruption probe.
Visual Arts
Soldadera at Squeaky, More at CEPA
published on Sep. 14, 2015 1pm

[ART] The events of a hundred years ago present the backdrop of the internationally known artist Nao Bustamante’s East Coast debut this Friday, September 18 at Squeaky Wheel.
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Amid/In Western New York
published on Sep. 14, 2015 1pm

[ART] The curatorial team of Rebecca Wing, Kyle Butler, and John Massier are returning from their summer of studio visits—Massier pegs the grand total at 115 since the project started—to open the fourth installment of the extra-regional art show Amid/In Western New York this Friday 
Local
The Parade is Coming: Labor Day Interview with Richard Lipsitz
published on Sep. 5, 2015 9am

In advance of the Labor Day and the annual parade down Abbott Road from the Irish Center to Cazenovia Park, Western New York Area Labor Federation President Richard Lipsitz Jr. sat down with the Public to discuss what Labor Day means and to highlight current labor struggles. 
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Skateland Mural Raising Party
published on Sep. 4, 2015 3pm

[SKATE] Not your granddad’s skate party to say the least, the latest installment of Buffalo rollerskating events, this Sunday, September 13 will feature a collaborative finishing of Chuck Tingley’s in-progress mural on the building’s outside wall.
Commentary
Family Court Candidate Toes Ethical Line with Commercial
published on Sep. 4, 2015 12pm
Michele Brown took the unusual and perhaps unethical step of using her actual Family Court clients in a commercial for elected office.
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National Buffalo Wing Festival (Sat 5 - Sun 6)
published on Aug. 31, 2015 3pm

[WINGS] There’s only one national festival that occurs during Buffalo’s abbreviated and condensed outdoor season that is truly unique to the area.
Visual Arts
First Friday, Allentown
published on Aug. 31, 2015 3pm
[ART] It’s time to dig back in and this Friday—September’s First Friday—as galleries all over Allentown showcase their new work and stay open to the public.
Local
Workers on Strike Rally Outside Ingersoll Rand Plant
published on Aug. 25, 2015 10pm
Several hundred labor supporters rallied in solidarity with IAM local 300’s strike of the Cheektowaga air compressor manufacturer.

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