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Governor Hochul Unveils Buffalo Outer Harbor Cruise Ship Terminal Renderings
Construction set to start in July.
Buffalo comptroller defends decision to appeal judge's ruling in lawsuit over city borrowing
For the love of God, stop. 🤦🏻♂️
I hope the Court of Appeals refuses to even take this up.
New Hamburg subdivision will neighbor Highmark Stadium
Not sure "neighbors" is exactly accurate given it's a 10 minute walk.
Middle Main Project
Project officially broke ground as of today.
"Construction will continue through the first half of 2029."
So Main Street is going to be under construction through the end of the decade.
Mayor aims to increase budget for repairing deteriorating city-owned properties
These people are insufferable.
Typical Council response: "We have a problem, but, you know, we just, like, shouldn't do anything about it right now."
Revised Plan for Fenced-in Sahlen Field Plaza Gathering Area Submitted - Buffalo Rising
buffalorising.comYemeni coffee shop coming to Hotel Lafayette
If this is as good as Raha, this will be super popular.
Our Pothole Banksy getting some love
We love you Pothole Bandit, lol.
Tensions behind the scenes at Wilson Foundation
So this gives some background into why there was resignations earlier this year by higher level individuals.
Breaking Down the AM&As Debacle - Buffalo Rising
Informative summary of everything going on.
Trial next month apparently.
Krog Snags Catholic Center Complex - Buffalo Rising
Ooh. Hope they can do a Trico style redevelopment with this.
Bring back the Beauts
Hamilton is set to be announced as the next expansion team in the PWHL. Can we get the Beauts back, and maybe actually have them play downtown instead of out in Amherst.
More of this.
Side note, the window placement on the two story homes look so weird.
Not gonna lie, the "farmer tariff rebate" is some serious bullshit since farmers overwhelmingly vote for Trump.
Definitely an important step for getting this actually to completion.
I don't think the city can legally do this, but wouldn't be the first time the council proposes something that the city doesn't necessarily has power to do.
Good thing we keep not building enough housing and block construction of homeless shelters.
129 units.
First office-to-residential conversion outside of NYC under the HONDA program.