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Images, from top left and counter-clockwise: Lafayette mural at Pan-American Grill; Gottschalk's historical tome Lafayette in America; Lafayette High School on Lafayette Avenue; Judi Lopez del Moral on tour stop at Lafayette Square.
In 1825, one of the stops on General Marquis de LaFayette’s frenetic, 24-state tour was Buffalo. |
 The City Honors/Fosdick-Masten Park Foundation unveils its rendering for the restoration of Fosdick Field, and gains financial support from Mayor Brown. |
 A visit to the most ambitious and high profile project in the WNY Land Conservancy’s history. |
Tuesday's Waterfront Train Explosion Needs to Be a Wake-Up Call About Buffalo's Bomb Trains
Yesterday’s train accident should set off alarms locally about rail transport and its intersection with the public. |
 The Phoenix Brewery Corp., 300 Emslie Street, was one of five breweries to open in Buffalo after the repeal of Prohibition. |
 The third in a multi-part report examining Carl Paladino’s history of racism, sexism, and homophobia. |
Clockwise from top left: Mike Pietkiewicz, with plans, at Perk's; the exterior of ECC's 45 Oak Street building; a detail of the Old Post Office; and the asphalt/proposed development at 201 Ellicott Street. Photos: Nancy J. Parisi
Drivers heading south on Oak or Ellicott Streets and looking ahead at Coca-Cola Field (where the Buffalo Bisons play ball) and the magnificent G |
Marc H. Boies, director of flight operations, on board Mercy Flight 9. Photos by Sara Heidinger
In the skies with Mercy Flight, as they chart the course to stay nonprofit with a focus on charity in a shifting industry. |