Niagara Falls Police Shooting Raises Questions
Niagara Falls Police shot a man armed with a boxcutter during a no-knock drug raid.
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Centerfold: Twinbrook Station on the Red Line
Raymond Bonilla is a nationally recognized illustrator and fine artist based in Buffalo.
Artists Seen: Van DiBernardo
Photographer David Moog’s portrait of the artist and designer.
Spotlight: Half+Half on Love and Life in the 21st Century
Meet David Jackson and Elizabeth Fuhrmann, whose podcast is a platform for local couples to talk about modern love.
Mexican Movements at Casa de Arte
Works of three important artists of the Mexican socio-political artistic revolutionary tradition.
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Album: Low Teens by Every Time I Die |
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!
Happy, Healthy, and Satisfied
Some local restaurants are more than happy to work around dietary restrictions and preferences.
Public Space, Public Voices
Comparing the Albright-Knox’s public planning process and the Olmsted Conservancy’s less-than-open approach.
Cover Art: Tri Main
Artist Daniel Galas celebrates Buffalo Arts Studio’s 25th birthday.
Grumpy Ghey: Is Chubby the New Black?
On weight control diets, body image, and cheeseburgers.
Toronto International Film Festival: An Overview
A narrow view of the endless offering at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival.
Looking Backward: John F. Kennedy, September 28, 1960
“We do not come to Niagara to see the falls,” said Kennedy. “We come to see you and the people of Northern New York.”
Buried Treasure: Shirley Chisholm
The first black woman to be elected to the US House of Representatives, the first black candidate for president of the US.
Mia Madre, Deepwater Horizon
Director Nanni Moretti’s touch is always light, his humor never far from the surface.
The Public Record: Campaign Finance Notes
Last week, candidates for public office filed their post-primary campaign finance disclosures. Oh joy!
Lehrer Dance with the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus
[DANCE] Lehrer Dance is returning to their home base to kick off their M&T Bank Dance Series, celebrating their 10th anniversary season with an evening of dance billed as “Lehrer Dance with the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus,” at the Center for the Arts at the University at Buffalo on Saturday, October 1.
A WEDIT Benefit: Empower Refugees, Empower your community.
[BENEFIT] It takes strenuous time and effort for refugees and immigrants to acclimate to this country. Often, we don’t realize how complicated the mundane, basic activities we participate it on a daily basis can be for new Americans. Fortunately, Buffalo is equipped with a plethora of services for refugees. Resettlement agencies, community centers, and other programs are available to remedy the complications.
Debate Night in America
Monday night, the world watched an adult female, who had spent time and effort preparing for an important meeting with her opponent, debate a petulant, unprepared child who eschewed preparation, relying instead on interruptions, one-liners, and lies.
On the Mark: Arrowhead Spring Vineyards
If you don’t think fine reds are produced in Western New York, Arrowhead Spring’s Robin and Duncan Ross will prove you wrong.