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 A couple dozen of Buffalo’s emerging and established tech sector leaders gather for a drone photo shoot. |
Courtesy of The Buffalo History Museum.
”No, the market is not a quiet place. In fact, it’s noisier than a newspaper editorial room. Or a boiler shop. Oceans of foodstuffs and a babel of ... |
Clockwise from top left: accordionist Ted Szymanski, mid-polka; shopper Barbara Wier, waiting to hear "80!"; Ania Gurnari, owner of Chrusciki Bakery; and Adam Cichocki of Camellia Products. Photo by Nancy J. Parisi.
At the intersection of Broadway and Fillmore Avenue, Polish flags, high up on lampposts, flap in the wind. |
Cree elder woman, Whapmagoostui (Hudson Bay near James Bay), 1993. She is protesting theflooding of Cree territory for hydroelectric dams. Photograph by Orin Langelle.
At ¡Buen Vivir! Gallery, Orin Langelle exhibits photographs that open the door on a life engaged in social and environmental justice movements. |
 “Gossip,” said Walter Winchell, that despicable old Red-baiter, “is the art of saying nothing in a way that leaves practically nothing unsaid.” |
 Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz delivered his State of the County address on Thursday, saying he will now focus on making sure that everyone in the region... |
Fred Thurnherr testing sugar content of boiling sap. Photo by Nancy J. Parisi.
Head in any direction away from the epicenter of the city of Buffalo and roughly 20 minutes into the drive you arrive in agrarian territory—one of the many... |
 Schardt’s, a saloon operated by John Schardt at 2095 Main Street at the southwest corner of Humboldt Parkway, was a landmark of the so-called “Buffalo Plains”... |