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By hotbuffalo on Monday, August 25, 2008
Pre-sale tickets for the World’s Largest Disco went on sale Saturday (August 23rd).
We always enjoy the Disco but unfortunately we have one issue with this normally perfect event this year. Ticket Price!
The Ticket price depends on which day you buy.
August 23rd - 24th: $50
August 25th: $45
August 26th: $40
August 27th - 31st: $35
September 6th: On sale to public at $35 (+ a BS TicketMaster Fee)
We can only assume that the sliding ticket scale is to either get more money for Charity or to hinder ticket scalping.
One big side effect is that the increase ticket price is preventing lower income people from attending. This sliding ticket price hints that some Buffalonians that you’re more important if you have more money.
Please “fix” the ticket price and come up with some more “creative” ways of fundraising.
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By hotbuffalo on Thursday, August 21, 2008
Not all work is progress. Here’s to the once grand Humboldt Parkway
Then after the trees were removed.
The Kensington Expressway being built.

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By smooth on Thursday, August 14, 2008
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By hotbuffalo on Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Allentown Lofts are coming to 430 Virginia Street. (map)
430 Virginia Street was erected in 1924 for the National Casket Company. It is approximately 22,000 square feet and 4 stories tall.
Kissling Interests bought the property on October 16th 2006 for $340,000. Recently Kissling posted this banner on the side of the Allentown lofts.

Allentown LOFTS
- 2,000 Sq.Ft. Soho Style Work/Live Lofts
- 2 Bdrms / 2.5 Baths
- Business Class Voice-Over IP Services
- State of the Art HVAC System
- Empire Zone Tax Benefits
- Energy Efficient Windows Lighting & Appliances
Coming Winter/Spring ‘09
This means there will be between least 9 or 10 units. Buffalo Rising was quoted saying these units will rent between $2,000 - $2,100 a month however note that the banner says “Empire Zone Tax Benefits”. This may mean that these units will go “Condo”.
Any way , here are a few more photos of the building as it stands right now.

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By 2pierce on Thursday, July 3, 2008
I am true believer in the great city of Buffalo, not that I have always felt this way but the more I learn about the city and explore it the more I love it. I do not live in the city but frequent it whenever possible to discover more of it.
This past Tuesday I biked from Colden to the newly revived Erie Canal Harbor. I did not stay long enough to look at everything but long enough to take a few pictures. This is not the first time I biked there but the point I would like to make is that each time I stop by, there appears to be a constant flow of people looking at the site. The first time I was there the crowd was mixed, young and old. This time, probably because it was a weekday, it was mostly an older crowd. Either way I look as this development as a hopeful beginning of more development for the waterfront. Waterfront property is a precious asset for any city and I hope for more development to this great city and get Buffalo back on the map.
For more pictures taken around the city of Buffalo please visit: http://www.discoveringbuffalo.com/Coppermine_Photogallery/index.php
(Click an Image to see it Full Size)
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By hotbuffalo on Tuesday, July 1, 2008
If you’re a poor Buffalonian that’s missing their bike. I suggest looking on Virginia Street close to Elmwood right by the Dollar General.

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By smooth on Thursday, June 26, 2008