saturday september 23rd 2006
Kick WIlliams at Broadway Joe's Tonight
Gabrielle Bouliane
Well, in case we didn't just give you enough to do tonight, here's an 18+ show (hey, does that mean college is back in session?) from Kick Willliams, being fronted by special guests BWT, The Indefinite Article (From Boston, MA), and Letters to Mabel.
Their latest effort to date, "Distance and Truth" takes its listeners on a four-song journey through love, lust, and betrayal, and carries with it the catchy melodies and driving feel we've come to love. Kick Williams promises that they have plenty of new material they are going to debut, as well as some rare material and crowd pleasers that haven't been played in over a year.
KICK WILLIAMS with special guests BWT, The Indefinite Article (From Boston, MA), and Letters to Mabel Saturday, S…
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West Coast Perspective
The Buffalo Planning Board has an interesting item on its September 26, 2006 agenda. There is a request to review an application for a subdivision and preliminary plat plan for a housing project on the former rail corridor bounded by Colvin, Taunton, St. Lawrence and Starin in North Buffalo. Details on the number and type of housing units, or developer, arenit provided.
Gabrielle Bouliane
If you missed BrewFest, tonight you'll have a second chance to enjoy frosty beverages at the Central Terminal, at Picnic on the Plaza IV: Oktoberfest, from 6pm-12am. Celebrate the first day of Autumn in traditional Munich style! Enjoy an evening of music in the concourse "beer garden" with Western …
Joan Fedyszyn
As a long time NYC resident, I had the opportunity to see the Dalai Lam on two previous occasions.
My favorite ivisiti was many years ago on a misty Sunday morning. It was one of those ibetweeni seasons; spring or fall, I really canit recall. I happened to be working on a TV show with a Brooklynite friend of mine. During the week we…
friday september 22nd 2006
UNEDUCATED GUESS: Jets provide perfect foil for Bills' reunion
Dave Staba
The Jets make the ideal opponent for this weekendis reunion, which also honors the 1981 Bills, who reached the playoffs with a nearly identical lineup, if less flair than their immediate predecessors. Theyire from The Big City, which means they always get plenty of national attention, often more than they deserve. And theyire rarely very good. If this were high school football, the Jets would be the team you try to schedule for homecoming every year.
Gang Green has been building the self-esteem of Buffalo teams for decades.
buffalorising
Retired Concert Master of the BPO, Charles Haupt, has initiated a new concert series and is calling it, A MUSICAL FEAST. It includes chamber music, solo performances and chamber Orchestra. Mr. Haupt is inviting old friends and colleagues…
Tatonka
Well, the Bills are two weeks into the season and fans can already feel the optimism that surrounds this revamped team. Buffalo has already proved that they can win on the road and it is time for the home opener against the Jets. One week ago, I thought the Bills would come up three points short to…
West Coast Perspective
One of the Medical Corridoris earliest projects is undergoing a renovation. The Roosevelt Apartments at Main and Carlton is undergoing $1 million in faAade, elevator and mechanical upgrades. Work crews are currently making repairs to the circa-1914 buildingis white terra cotta faAade.
thursday september 21st 2006
Harold's Curiosity Shoppe
queenseyes
On my way to a meeting at Cafe 59 this morning I passed Harold's Curiosity Shoppe located at 85 Allen. On this particular morning my eye spotted a green Aemes chair in the front window, so I popped in to ask the shop's owner a few questions. The owner, Harold, showed me around his double-store antique/curiosity showroom, while pointing out all of the var…
queenseyes
Tuesday's ribbon cutting at the Granite Works offered me the opportunity to touch base with Ben Obletz of First Amherst Development. I was curious to know whether the loft development had attracted any bites for the retail spaces below. "We've had a lot of interest actually," Ben told me. "We've bee…
