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Apr 19, 2017

In This Issue:

News

“A crew of workmen early this morning will swing axes of destruction on the old New York Central station, center of more than a half century’s stirring events in the history of the street.

News

Love Canal waste, NYET Carl, and how unions fair in the age of Trump.

Culture

Fair warning: If you’re looking for info on BJ’s Fest, the annual indie rock fest held at the popular Fredonia dive bar BJ’s, skip Google. It’s a tricky search term. All the info you’ll likely need can be found here.

Culture

The Public’s weekly local music reviews and previews.

Culture

Photographer David Moog’s portrait of the Buffalo-born poet and performer.

Culture

Jacob Kassay, Willa Nasatir, Eric Mack, and the collaborative duo Tamar Guimarães and Kasper Akhøj at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery.

Culture

Literary news and recommendations written by the editors of Peach Mag​.

Culture

When gays are mean to others who feel weak and stigmatized? Sad, people, just sad.

Culture

Stay in the Loop with this week’s LGBT happenings in Western New York presented by Loop Magazine!

Culture

Here is one of the very many ways in which movies differ from real life: In the former, there is something inherently pleasurable about watching people shoot each other.

Visuals

TESTAMENT TOTEM by Matthew Craven from The Language of Objects, a three-person exhibit on display at the UB Anderson Gallery through July 30.

Visuals

Christina Laing’s untitled shot of the Richardson towers is part of a one-night only art show on Saturday April 22 at 585 Niagara Street.

News

Our fantasy interview with Chris Collins.

News

In response to Cuomo’s free college tuition plan, the gap between rich and poor gets uglier.