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More on the Marine Star
ByDerekI decided to take my interest in the newly found Marine Star project a step further and contact the project to see if I could get an update on their status. I also extended an olive branch on behalf of the CTRC, since us large-scale preservation projects need each other’s support as much as possible….
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Moving right along
ByDerekWell, I have to say this has been going a lot quicker than I thought it would. Porting over all my old content has been a breeze, although I’ll probably spend some time in the future reworking some of it. I still need to rework the navigation and fix a slew of UI problems, but…
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Punaro Glen Construction: Mid June
ByDerekWe’re almost ready to sign the contract. It would have been done on Friday, but a few last minute tweaks and adjustments in the cost worksheet pushed us off until early next week. Our lawyer already reviewed the contract and provided their addendums. Once everything is signed then it’s off to the bank to see…
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The Office, American-Style
ByDerekI’m catching up on my blog-reading and ran across this post on BuffaloPundit’s blog about “The Office”. Personally, British humor just doesn’t jive with me, so when I watched the British version (prior to the American version coming out) I gave it an “eh” and let it go. But I’ve been watching the American version…
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No boom, no bust
ByDerekUSAToday profiles Buffalo’s housing market, one of the few to remain a steady grower while other areas of the country go POP! While many cities have suffered the effects of subprime mortgages and home foreclosures, Buffalo’s housing market — including suburban areas such as Amherst and Orchard Park — has enjoyed a slow but steady…
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Smooth sailing over the Skyway
ByDerek100+ schools closed because of high winds. Surely the Skyway must have been closed, right? Nope. Sorry, folks. To be fair, it was closed for about an hour earlier in the week in one direction only because of a fender bender. That’s the first time this winter.
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