East Side architecture
Want to read a little bit about East Side architecture? Check out this great article by Mike Miller over at Broadway-Fillmore Alive.
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Future computing
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Central Terminal is on the road to recovery
ByDerekFrom our President in today’s Buffalo News… Being interested in the fate of the H.H. Richardson complex and knowing the reputation of architect Robert T. Coles, I was expecting a thoughtful and informed opinion in his May 10 Another Voice. Instead, I was shocked to read his passing remarks on the Central Terminal. To read…
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Phone troubles
ByDerekFYI for anyone that’s trying to call us, our home phone is not accepting incoming calls. Call the cell instead. If you don’t know our cell numbers… you probably don’t know our home number either. Leave a comment. 😉
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Derek, can you copy the CD with all the information on it for me? I can bring it with me on Saturday. I want to return the original to Bob Sienkiewicz.
Sure thing.