Trump's Moral Bankruptcy
This isn’t a bankruptcy he can discharge with other people’s money.
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GreenWatch: Columbus Day Gone #nodapl
GreenWatch Sunday Morning Television
This Should Be the Last Columbus Day III
I published the original “This Should be the Last Columbus Day” in the Public on October 11, 2014.
Here is the Link: http://www.dailypublic.com/articles/10112015/greenwatch-should-be-last-columbus-day
Rise Collaborative: Top 6 Instagrams of the Week
Each week Buffalo lifestyle brand Rise Collaborative scour Instagram for their favorite locally sourced images. Submit your photos using the hashtag #RiseBFLO.
Racist Letter Proves Councilman Ulysees WIngo's Point
For the past several weeks, City of Buffalo Councilmember Ulysees Wingo has raised his fist in protest during the rote recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance at the beginning of council sessions. Wingo instead recites a prayer to himself.
Dining Out For Life
[FOOD] Eat out this Tuesday: breakfast, lunch, dinner, all of it.
Most Important Meal of the Day
Loupe isn’t just for dinner, users can score exclusive perks at breakfast time, too!
This Week's Public Picks
The Public’s weekly local music reviews and previews.
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Album: Night Slaves II by Night Slaves |
Hallwalls: Eric Magnuson, Betty Tompkins, Brad Phillips, and Amy Greenan
Work by four artists who notably employ text in their art.
Tommyrotter Gin Wins National Prize
Local distiller Tommyrotter’s bourbon-barrel gin earns national recognition.
Spotlight: Matinee
A new bar has moved into the theater district in Buffalo and it’s got a distinctly loungey vibe and a great beer selection. The bar is called Matinee, located at 698 Main Street, and it’s owned and operated by friends and business partners Ryan “Rex” Keppel and Kevin Shanahan.
The bar hopes to serves frequenters of the theater scene and those looking for a nice, relaxing atmosphere.
What Does the Buffalo Billion Scandal Mean for Cuomo?
What current observers and political history say about Cuomo’s prospects.
Looking Backward: Niagara and Tonawanda, 1952
Scajaquada Creek was once a prominent landmark of the Black Rock neighborhood.
Girl in the Buff: Make Art Public!
Public displays of art are written on the walls…
The Dressmaker
Vengeance and voguing in Jocelyn Moorhouse’s new film.
This Week's Agenda from Loop Magazine
Stay in the Loop with this week’s LGBT happenings in Western New York presented by Loop Magazine!
Investigative Post: Down and Dirty at Hoyt Lake
The current blue-green algae bloom at Delaware Park is a reminder of year-round environmental issues.
Preview: Buffalo International Film Festival
The 10th edition of the Buffalo International Film Festival well deserves an exclamation point.
Cover Art: Bobby Griffiths at Cafe Taza
See more of Bobby’s work at Cafe Taza this Friday.
Centerfold: Ann Kuttner at Betty's
ANN KUTTNER’s photography is currently on exhibit at Betty’s Restaurant (370 Virginia Street). This piece is called Canadian Geese.
Chris Collins Trips on Trump Taxes
When Trump fanboy Chris Collins is challenged by a journalist, he loses his cool. Brianna Kielar pressed Collins on Trump’s taxes.