Go John, it’s your birthday!
Happy birthday shoutout to one of our best friends, “John of Rochester”! Hope it’s a good one. We owe ya a Duff’s run. 🙂
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Winter caching
ByDerek
We took a ride out to the Hamburg Recreation Center to get discount tickets for Kissing Bridge and decided to make an attempt for a geocache or two. We trudged through the snow, but determined the cache we were looking for was buried under the snow and/or frozen to the ground, so we skipped it….
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A note to comment writers
ByDerek
Some comment writers may wonder why their comments get held in moderation, or never displayed at all. Just so everyone out there is clear, here are our rules for commenting on this site. We will gladly allow comments that counter the opinions posted on this site. However… All comments on this site are moderated. I…
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Punaro Glen Construction: End of October
ByDerek
We have a loan! Yay! Yay? Yes, it’s a good thing – no loan, no house. Everyone will tell you that every step in building a house takes longer than you expect, and I will be no different. We picked our builder in the beginning of June, submitted our loan application July 2nd, and closed…
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Can you sue a road?
ByDerek
BuffaloPundit today takes on the issue of people suing to stop the Southtowns Connector. I laugh at the standard comments, such as “By the way I think it is quite quaint that you think the residents of Hamburg and Lackawanna should have any say in what Buffalo would like to do with its water front.”…
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Aquarama rubble
ByDerek
The author of the YouTube video I posted in my last Aquarama post directed me towards another of his videos. The end of this video shows two shots of the Aquarama/Marine Star being scrapped in Aliaga, Turkey. It truly is no more. This pretty much closes the book on the Aquarama. Since we now have…
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Town of Hamburg Comprehensive Plan Update
ByDerek
Tonight, Amanda and I attended the Town of Hamburg’s first public meeting on the update of it’s Comprehensive Plan. This plan, adopted in 1997, is the long term “master plan” for the town. The plan was meant to be revisited every five to ten years, and the Hamburg Town Board initiated this review to address…
Thanks for the shoutout!!! I have the best friends!!!!