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Here is a whisk which is not only cute, it's functional. This wide-eyed egg comes with a small pair of feet so you can stand the utensil on the counter as you prepare a dish of food. How many times have you looked around the kitchen for a whisk that's buried in a kitchen drawer? Whiskie takes care of that problem. We found the Whiskies ($3.50) displayed in an egg carton (how cool is that) at Delish!, 802 Elmwood Avenue. 716.881.2022
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Junko McGee, local potter and calligrapher, has crafted an exquisite teapot along with two drinking cups. This one of a kind set sells for $80. The teapot is as much art as it is a practical pot. The pots are super durable and are made to withstand the routines of daily tea steeping. Junko sells her handcrafted pieces at tru-teas! located at 810 Elmwood Avenue. 716.887.2921.
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This special edition five year Cave Aged Gouda is imported from Holland. The cheese is made of pasteurized cow's milk. Even cutting a sliver of this special gouda is an experience. It literally flakes off from the block and shows off a variety of aged colors that bring the most unusual flavors to the pallate. Think about it... this cheese sat in a cave for five years. Like a fine wine, the flavor has really come into its own. Perfect along with apples, or any of your favorite fruits. …
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Voted best glass for drinking reds by Wine Spectator Magazine. Glasses are $15 apiece and come boxed in sets of two. Decanter is $65 and also comes in a box. They are available at Globe Market 762 Elmwood Avenue. Click continue if you are interested in learning more about the designers.
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Secrets of Allentown is a self-guided walking and house tour in the City of Buffalo's Allentown neighborhood that takes place Sunday, September 25th.
The 2005 Secrets of Allentown tour of homes will showcase nearly twenty of the best properties that have been featured in the past ten years. Between 1994 and 2004, more than 140 properties have been included in the tour.
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Secrets of Allentown is a self-guided walking and house tour in the City of Buffalo's Allentown neighborhood that takes place Sunday, September 25th.
The 2005 Secrets of Allentown tour of homes will showcase nearly twenty of the best properties that have been featured in the past ten years. Between 1994 and 2004, more than 140 properties have been included in the tour.
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University Heights is uniting to take back our neighborhood by creating a mega-block University District Community Collaborative that encompasses Flower, Tyler, Bruce, Merrimack, Heath, and Englewood streets. Our collaborativeis goal will be to create a more even mix of homeowners and students in the neighborhood by beautifying our streets, holding landlords and students accountable for substandard housing, and marketing our neighborhood to potential homeowners.
Our first meeting will be held on Monday, September 26th at 7 p.m. on the second floor of the Gloria J. Parks Community Center at 3242 Main Street in Buffalo. Short term and long term fixes will be discussed and set into action. Harvey Garrett, director of the West Side Community Collaborative, will be the guest sp…
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University Heights is uniting to take back our neighborhood by creating a mega-block University District Community Collaborative that encompasses Flower, Tyler, Bruce, Merrimack, Heath, and Englewood streets. Our collaborativeis goal will be to create a more even mix of homeowners and students in the neighborhood by beautifying our streets, holding landlords and students accountable for substandard housing, and marketing our neighborhood to potential homeowners.
Our first meeting will be held on Monday, September 26th at 7 p.m. on the second floor of the Gloria J. Parks Community Center at 3242 Main Street in Buffalo. Short term and long term fixes will be discussed and set into action. Harvey Garrett, director of the West Side Community Collaborative, will be the guest sp…
thursday september 22nd 2005
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What do you get when you cross the 1848 building facade of the old Illuminating Gas Company with the new Blue Cross/Blue Shield office building? They are busy building, and people are busy talking. We drove down to the site the other day to take a look at the old facade. We stood in front of it trying to imagine the new build in the backround. One thing is for sure, this 'unique' re-use will surely turn some heads along with a few eyebrows. Related Post: 1300+ Healthcare Workers Move to Downtown Buffalo
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What do you get when you cross the 1848 building facade of the old Illuminating Gas Company with the new Blue Cross/Blue Shield office building? They are busy building, and people are busy talking. We drove down to the site the other day to take a look at the old facade. We stood in front of it trying to imagine the new build in the backround. One thing is for sure, this 'unique' re-use will surely turn some heads along with a few eyebrows. Related Post: 1300+ Healthcare Workers Move to Downtown Buffalo






