It’s completely natural to be anxious, upset and angry about the COVID-19 health crisis. You may be feeling disappointed that your favorite activities are being canceled. You may be feeling lonely, unable to interact with friends and family. You may be scared that the disease could affect you or ...
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When most people enter a raffle, they expect to win money, or perhaps a prize such as a gift certificate, an electronic device or a gift basket. Most probably wouldn’t expect to win several pounds of pork ribs, ground beef or chicken thighs. But those are exactly the types of ...
Read MoreIt’s officially a new year (and a new decade), and it’s likely your New Year’s resolutions are in full swing. One popular resolution for many is to save money. But of course, there are always things that need to be purchased, particularly when you’re moving into a new apartment. How you ...
Read MoreIt’s the end of the decade -- which means you know New Year’s parties are going to send it out with a bang. Being a fun drinking town, Buffalo has a ton of exciting parties and events on New Year’s Eve. But even if you’re not a big drinker, there ...
Read MoreIt’s no secret that the night before Thanksgiving is one of the biggest party nights of the year -- especially here in Buffalo. An abundance of bars in walkable areas, college students home from school reuniting with friends, bars open until 4 a.m. and a few days off from work ...
Read MoreUnfortunately for those who like to do outdoor activities after work, Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend -- which means it will get dark an hour earlier each evening. Daylight hours will also continue to decrease until we reach the winter solstice on December 21, the shortest day of ...
Read MoreThis past July, Kenmore Development lost a beloved member of its maintenance staff, Tom Dzielski. Tom worked for KenDev for over 40 years. He was born in Kenmore and began working for KenDev after high school. He began as ...
Read MoreNothing beats relaxing in a large bathtub with candles, wine and a good book. While it’s a scene most apartment dwellers only see in the movies, many renters aspire to create a similar experience in their own bathrooms. Unfortunately, most apartments bathrooms aren’t exactly the lavish quarters you see in ...
Read MoreBuffalo's growing season may be short, but there are plenty of great farmers markets you can visit during the summer. From strawberries to leafy greens, flower bouquets and gourmet pastries, the farmers markets around Buffalo and Niagara Falls offer the best of local farms’ bounties. Most of them are growers-only ...
Read MoreJuly 4 is a time to recognize America’s history -- and this Independence Day, you’ll have the opportunity to take part in a celebration of the country’s maritime past right here in Buffalo. From July 4 through July 7, a fleet of 12 tall ships from the United States, Canada, ...
Read MoreSummer is (finally) almost here, and getting healthier is a popular goal as people prepare to bare more skin in the summer months. While we’ve written about Buffalo’s popular gyms and fitness clubs in the past, health isn’t just about exercise -- it’s about eating well and spending time outside ...
Read MoreWhile Buffalo is better known for its cold weather sports like hockey and football, baseball also has a healthy fanbase in the city -- as well as plenty of history.
Buffalo has been home to baseball teams since the 1800s, including teams in the early history of baseball’s major leagues. ...
Read MoreFor Buffalo foodies, it’s the best time of the year: Local Restaurant Week. Running April 1 through 7, Local Restaurant Week allows restaurants across Western New York to show off their delicious specialties. It's a great opportunity to try a new place and sample unique dishes at some of the ...
Read MoreWhile we’re all excited that March Madness is approaching (and that the University of Buffalo appears poised to make a run in the NCAA Tournament), there’s another March tradition currently taking place in New York state. March marks the height of maple season, which runs from February to April in ...
Read MoreIt’s Valentine’s Day, which means many people will be indulging in chocolate and other sweet treats. According to History.com, 58 million pounds of chocolate are purchased during Valentine's Day week alone. But why is it so popular to gift loved ones chocolate on this holiday?
History Of Chocolate & Valentine’s Day
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Read MoreWe’ve finally dug out from last week’s polar vortex snowstorm -- but it’s surely not the last of the season. Dealing with the snow can be difficult, but there are many ways to make it better that don’t involve jet-setting off to a warmer destination. BuzzFeed recently released a list of ...
Read MoreIt’s the new year, a time when many people are determined to change up their look. While some may focus on exercising more or updating their wardrobe, others change their hairstyle as a way to refresh their look for the new year. To help you make 2019 your most stylish year ...
Read MoreIt’s no secret that winter is long, dark and cold in Buffalo. As a result, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a real problem for many people who live in Western New York and other areas with limited sunlight during the winter. With the winter solstice (the day with the shortest ...
Read MoreIt’s officially giving season, and many people will be exchanging gifts over the next month to celebrate the holidays. If you’ve been eyeing fancy electronics or trendy décor for your apartment, it’s a great time to put a list together for your loved ones. Or maybe you just want to ...
Read MoreWhen decorating and furnishing your apartment, it can be tempting to purchase everything from Target or IKEA -- if you don’t mind your apartment looking like everyone else’s. For those who prefer a more unique look, vintage home décor can be a way of making your apartment stand out without ...
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