Bob Lamb

You are not thinking pickle juice - are you? I have had smoked lasagna - with the right sausage - it is a party in yourmouthh

Can you possibly imagine the amount of seagull, pigeon and rat type ***** in that building? It is a hazardous waste site right there, aside from building materials.

Somewhere - ribs on the grill started showing up for Christmas. The hunter across the street harvested a doe and buck (Crossbow) - holding out for a few ribs - need lots of brine time That's why I save the lasagna for the 4th of July

It was a fire hazard! Cheap asphalt covering can catch fire

How about the floor? (Not my house)

Taxes vary by village, town and school district. Also look at water (cheap) until they attach it to your sewer bill. Property taxes are supposedly frozen at 2% a year. School taxes are separate and go up every year.

Sorry about your mother. Mine is also sliding and we just moved her into a local facility. Having lived here for 40+ years – my perspective: Basically, any of the ring suburbs are 30 minutes from the stadium depending on when you leave on game day. I live on Grand Island and get to Hammer’s in under 30 minutes. All the ring towns are less. First, everyone will tell how hot the market is in Buffalo. Compared to other parts of the country Buffalo is still a bargain. Second, if it is important to you – consider the snow belt. Anywhere south of Genesee and Walden put you under the belt. North of there – the snow situation is much easier. If you are looking for a duplex or mother-in-law apartment – North Buffalo is very good – the Herel area is really booming. Yes, it is the city – but housing stock is available (but older) City services are not up to par with the suburbs. Amherst and Tonawanda have well established older neighborhoods and everything you need for life. Williamsville and parts of Amherst get pricey. Cheektowaga and West Seneca are older and denser but still of value. If you are looking for room – Hamburg would be the way to go. Orchard Park is expensive. As far as commuting – we like to say everything is 20 minutes away. Buffalo rush hours last one hour (unless an accident). COVID has made it basically a joke. As for areas to avoid - any neighborhoods bordering the city. Violence is up (like anywhere) but the city is worse. Mortgages are under 3%. My daughter just bought her first house. My daughter just bought her first house 1300 sq ft. for $220K + 1 acre. Ask away if you need more. Now that the State "improved" Main Street the daytime traffic has become horrendous (in the Village)

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One P - easy out - thank you

Update: Louies will reopen next season https://www.wkbw.com/news/local-news/louies-footlong-hot-dogs-in-tonawanda-to-reopen-spring-2022

https://buffalohistory.org/event/book-launch-relics-the-history-of-the-buffalo-bills-in-objects-and-memorabilia/

I know someone who built a pontoon dock out of used balls: https://www.newyorkupstate.com/breweries/2019/05/remember-the-beerball-it-was-once-the-life-of-every-party.html

That woman in front of you in the checkout line who has to find that penny for payment. Purse diving 201.

Roadhouse

Pat's hot dog and Henry Hamburgers closed too once upon a time. The market evolves

With all the dollars that MLBB and the Blue Jays are pouring into Sahlen Park to bring it up to "major league status" - that may not be true. All they need is the second deck - that was designed as an add on when Pilot Field was first built. Not enough luxury boxes though. There is a lot of Canadian demand for those priced out of Toronto (like the Maple Loafs)

I advise don't go to: Jamboree in the Woods – Springville - 7/29-8/1 Too many huckleberries

They could not hire anyone. After Ma & Pa worked alone a couple of days - they said why? Ted's is shortening hours at some locations and closed the one on Union Road "temporarily":

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sandiegouniontribune/obituary.aspx?n=henry-j-schmidt&pid=198744972

Sure, why not?

That's exactly how it worked. The sideline SRO was right across from the vendors - made for a crush at intermissions. It was easy for me - being tall - I could see over anyone. There was a lot of position jockeying.

I was in SRO - top of the oranges http://www.timwendel.com/buffalo__home_of_the_braves_65990.htm https://www.amazon.com/Buffalo-Home-Braves-Tim-Wendel-ebook/dp/B088P7SD2Q/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=Buffalo+-+Home+of+the+Braves&qid=161 A statue for Randy Smith ? https://buffalonews.com/opinion/columnists/sean-kirst-randy-smith-was-monumental-his-friends-say-make-it-official/article_96267ee4-7384-11eb-941d-17e164d06ba3.html

https://buffalonews.com/news/local/bn-chronicles-buffalo-in-the-70s-wgr-s-shane-brother-shane/article_ae4b9c00-3411-11eb-9c13-7b62115661f4.html?fbclid=IwAR0hjUL74Kk-lA_cDF7fzuc8VnkSMnw5thDWgtQIkDrXdjlqerANmCf-VYg