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Photo courtesy of the Buffalo History Museum.
Shelton Square was the core of the city’s streetcar network and the place of greatest urban intensity. |
 Every year, Arts Services Initiative of WNY, Inc. sends out surveys to candidates for public office. And we publish their responses… |
Joe DiPasquale, Democratic candidate, for the 144th District state Assembly seat.
The Lockport Democrat is challenging Republican Assemblyman Mike Norris, a vestige of the scandal-ridden Maziarz machine. |
Image courtesy of the Buffalo History Museum.
In 1960, Genesee Street was vibrant and whole, but not perfect, as this photograph attests. |
 The startup competition has made progress in keeping the companies it funds in the area—with some exceptions. |
Photo courtesy of the Buffalo History Museum.
The Empire Malt House, at the foot of Court Street, remained in existence at this site, adjacent to the Erie Canal, until 1888. |
 Two national experts say BPD’s use of force policy lacks “important provisions” and is “very weak” on the de-escalation techniques. |
Indicted Congressman Chris Collins—disdain for whom is now officially a nonpartisan, ecumenical pursuit in local politics—in running to retain his seat after all, despite declaring that he would not do so in August.
Now Republicans bosses hate Chris Collins, too. Plus Vontae Davis and police attorney Tom Burton. |