Lafayette High School Out of Time, Full of Hope
Community and elected officials push the state to reconsider its designation of Lafayette High School as an “out of time” school.
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Bright Buffalo Niagara Entrepreneur Expo - Accepting Applications
Applications accompanied by one-minute videos are being sought by the University at Buffalo’s Bright Buffalo Niagara, a staple event in the WNY start-up scene since 2009, and 43North, for their annual fall Entrepreneur Expo on Oct 28, 2015.
Paladino on Shredd & Ragan
Carl calls in to Shredd & Ragan. It was another trainwreck.
The Buffalo News Needs to Get Rid of Comments
Enough is enough. The comments section at the Buffalo News serves no purpose and reflects poorly on the region.
250 Rich Products Execs From Around Globe Volunteer in Buffalo
Not only did the Rich Products Corporation recently celebrate it’s 70th birthday but the company also made travel arrangements for over 250 top Rich’s executives from five continents to Buffalo last week for a handful of purposes all beneficial to Buffalo, NY.
Waterfront Wednesdays at Waterfront Village Center
What started in July as a project of UB urban planning student Kevin Dagher, Waterfront Wednesdays has certainly become an event series responsible for bringing to light a more hidden portion of our beautiful Buffalo lakeshore: Waterfront Village Center. The space, having never been used before for community events, is nestled between two popular areas of Buffalo’s already booming waterfront in theErie Basin Marina and Canalside.
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!
SolarCity Milestone Celebrated
“On the gravesite of the old economy, where Republic Steel stood, now rises, literally, a beautiful monument to Buffalo’s future,” Cuomo said.
Under a Rock: Dark Places
Based on a novel by the author of Gone Girl, but not nearly so good as that movie.
Buffalo's Real Opportunity
How climate change is already affecting water, food, and trade.
Spotlight: Bill Smythe
It only took attending one Infringement Festival for Bill Smythe to fall in love.
“I checked it out one year and had an absolute blast—from there I was hooked,” he said over a coffee break during this year’s festivities.
Public Picks from buffaBLOG
BuffaBLOG’s weekly local album reviews and event picks.
Centerfold: Crucifiction
Crucifiction by Josh Iguchi. On display at El Museo Gallery.
Assisted Living: Every Time I Black Out
Editor’s note: As frontman of Every Time I Die, Keith Buckley has traveled the world gaining insights about the universe. In this bi-weekly column he’ll use those insights to guide our readers with heartfelt and brutally honest advice. Have a question for Keith? Send it to advice@dailypublic.com.
Cover Art: Blue Lagoon
BLUE LAGOON by ALEX CURRIE, part of the 18-year-old’s first ever solo exhibit, Neverland, opening at 464 Gallery (464 Amherst Street) on August 8, 6-10pm.
Martha Jackson's Graphics at UB Anderson Gallery
Lithographs and other prints by the gallerist’s stable of major modern artists at the UB Anderson Gallery.
Existential Anguish for Dummies: Irrational Man
Woody Allen’s latest never feels as if there’s much of anything at stake, because there isn’t.
25th Anniversary Celebration of Pure Fun Sounds Like it will be Pure Fun
For about two years in the early 1990s, a couple of dudes in Lockport—Larry Ransom and Eric Shugats—printed a skater magazine called Pure Fun.
Who Runs WBEN's Social Media?
In February, there was a brawl at the Walden Galleria, and WBEN posted to Facebook about it.
…that is, WBEN posted about it twice.
Looking Backward: Ford Motor Co., Fuhrmann Assembly Plant
The plant, built in 1930 and designed by Albert Kahn Associates, began churning out cars and trucks in 1931.