#Buffalo New York Homes for Sale

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Here's a cute little colorful 1908 cottage for sale in Buffalo, New York. It has 2bds, 1ba, $200K.

Enter a small orange & purple foyer w/a nice coat closet.

From the foyer you can see into the colorful living room, thru openings in the wall.

I never would've expected this.

It's refreshing to see a little house all done up like this. Love the modern fireplace.

The dining room is surprisingly roomy. You can easily entertain in this house.

Spacious colorful kitchen.

Cozy dog room. It could be a family room, but it's currently the dogs' room w/their own fireplace and lounge chairs.

The large bath was renovated and includes a fireplace.

Upstairs the primary bedroom is huge.

It has a TV sitting area, which they packed a lot of furniture into.

And, a sleeping area with 2 queen sized beds.

Even the outside of the house is colorful. It has a small deck along the side.

I think that this is a parking area, unless it's a patio w/a small garden.

There's also a nice front porch and a little garden out front.

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@aristobun a tiny little Drabble about the girls wedding dress shopping for Col's wedding to Charlie. He was the boy in the corduroy pants and she wore light pink.

"This one?"

"Nah, too much...frippery."

This was the third store they had stopped in just to look at wedding dresses and Colleen was nearly to the point of tears. It was an absolutely beautiful autumn morning and here she was knee deep in frills and bows with her best friend in the world near the point of blubbering over the fact that she was never going to find a damn dress to her own wedding let alone Helene's maid of honor dress. A hiccup resonated through her chest as her lip stuck out further.

I look like a pom pom.

She thought to herself as she stood on that impossibly stupid cushion. She was already The sales assistant who was downright pushy to the point of Col wanting to take one of those complimentary champagne flutes and stick it up her impossibly tiny upturned button nose, plopped a horrific veil onto Col's head with enough force that it jarred her and gave her scalp a sting enough to make her wince. The Murphy part of her wanted to throttle this woman, She had inherited the sensitive Murphy scalp. The Sheehan side, the ever patient part of her she had inherited from Minnie had schooled her features. WASPY Mary Colleen was coming out to play.

"Do you treat every paying costumer like this or have I offended you in some way?"

A quick glance read the name tag 'Donna.'

"Is your manager in, Donna? I think I'd like a word with them."

The overly pushy sales persona was gone and fear was present. Scuttling backward out of the room Donna excused herself with defeat and Col almost felt bad. Then she remembered the backhanded compliment of needing a specialty measurement taken for her bust line. Her was it was 'too narrow' in Donna's opinion and she was a smidge too tall for what she had picked out on her own.

Yanking off the veil Col sighed as she hopped down onto the overly cold tile.

"I say we make a run for it before she comes back."

She had mulled it over in her head. Why not just use go to Goodwill or something? Who even said it had to be white? They were rarely home these days and they probably weren't going to have a regular reception. The place they had purchased in Byrdcliffe New York and had been putting blood sweat and tears into for home base was nearly finished. Charlie was actually up there now putting the finishing touches on the place. The Barn had just been renovated into a performance area with the old milk house being converted into a recording studio. They were doing just fine for themselves, no thanks to Donna and her opinions. She smiled for a moment.

"I think the thrift store down at the Buffalo Exchange is having a sale. Wanna go there?"

Slipping on her jeans once more she attempted to remove the offending cupcake like dress. She'd forgotten about the buttons up the back and felt like a dog chasing it's tail.

"Oh Jesus it's got me!"

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If you're in the market for a reliable and affordable used cars for sale in buffalo New York , offers a wealth of options to explore. With a vibrant automotive market, buyers can find a variety of vehicles that suit their needs and budgets. This blog will guide you through the benefits of buying used cars, where to find them in Buffalo, and tips for making an informed purchase.

Why Choose a Used Car?

Buying a used car comes with numerous advantages:

Affordability: Used cars typically come at a lower price point compared to new vehicles, allowing you to get more value for your money. You can often afford higher-end models or features that might be out of reach if buying new.

Depreciation Benefits: New cars can lose a significant portion of their value within the first few years. By choosing a used vehicle, you avoid this steep depreciation and can retain more of your investment.

Variety of Choices: The used car market offers a wide range of makes, models, and years, giving you the flexibility to find the perfect vehicle that meets your specific requirements.

Where to Find used cars for sale in buffalo New York

Buffalo is home to a variety of dealerships and online platforms where you can browse used cars. Here are some top options:

Local Dealerships: Many reputable dealerships in Buffalo specialize in used cars, offering a selection of certified pre-owned vehicles. These dealerships often provide inspections and thorough inspections, ensuring the quality of their inventory.

Private Sellers: Websites like Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace allow you to connect directly with private sellers. While this option can lead to great deals, it's essential to conduct thorough research and vehicle inspections.

Online Marketplaces: Platforms like Autotrader, CarGurus, and Cars.com allow you to filter your search by make, model, price range, and location, making it easier to find exactly what you're looking for in Buffalo.

Tips for Buying a Used Car

To ensure a successful purchase, keep these tips in mind:

Set a Budget: Determine how much you can afford, considering not only the purchase price but also taxes, registration, insurance, and potential repairs.

Research Vehicle History: For any used car you're considering, obtain a vehicle history report using services like Carfax or AutoCheck. This report provides crucial information about previous ownership, accident history, and maintenance records.

Inspect and Test Drive: Always inspect the vehicle in person and take it for a test drive. Pay attention to how it handles, any unusual noises, and the condition of both the interior and exterior.

Get a Pre-Purchase Inspection: If you're serious about a particular vehicle, consider having a trusted mechanic perform a pre-purchase inspection to identify any potential issues.

Negotiate: Don't be afraid to negotiate the price. Research the fair market value of similar vehicles to support your discussions.

Conclusion

Buffalo, New York, is an excellent place to find quality used cars for sale in buffalo New York , offering a diverse selection to fit every budget and preference. By understanding the benefits of buying used, exploring various sources, and following essential tips for the purchasing process, you can make an informed decision and drive away in the right vehicle for you. Whether you're looking for a compact sedan, a spacious SUV, or a rugged truck, Buffalo's used car market has something for everyone. Start your search today and discover the perfect used car for your lifestyle!

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Choosing the Right Railing for Your Buffalo Home

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A sweet celebration of ice cream July is National Ice Cream Month, so chill out

July is a month for a sweet celebration…it is National Ice Cream Month. This time of year, I find something inherently relaxing about a porch or deck, where you can chill out with friends, family, or on your own, and watch the world go by while sipping a cool drink, nibbling on delicious snacks, or enjoying a frozen treat such as ice cream or better yet, an ice cream sundae. Especially in summer, few things say fun like an ice cream sundae.

I feel like a kid in the ice cream shop wanting to try all the innovative newfangled flavors: French toast bacon, lavender coconut with black sesame seeds, Earl Grey tea with shortbread cookies, Black Forest licorice, “everything but the kitchen sink,” and even “Movie Time” — popcorn-flavored ice cream with sea salt caramel swirls and caramel truffles. Some don’t stray from the basic flavors like vanilla – the most popular flavor, chocolate, or strawberry.

Speaking of flavors, as I have done for several years, I asked my Facebook (@onthefoodscene) friends “What is the strangest ice cream flavor you have tried?” The responses are overwhelming and surprising: basil, black truffle, dill pickle, borscht, pimento cheese, egg and bacon, chocolate chipotle, avocado toast, and even GARLIC was mentioned several times.

The humble sundae has an interesting history. It is thought that the treat is a modification of the ice cream soda. The ice cream soda has a Philadelphia connection. In 1874 during the Franklin Institute’s semicentennial celebration, Robert McCay Green didn’t have enough ice for the drinks he was selling, so he used vanilla ice cream in place of the ice.

So where was the ice cream sundae invented and how did it get its name? Its history is like a thesis. My research mentioned several locations that claim to be the birthplace; Two Rivers, Wisconsin, Buffalo, New York, Evanston, Illinois, Ithaca, New York, Plainfield, Illinois, New York City, New Orleans, Louisiana, Cleveland, Ohio.

You might have thought why it is called a sundae, not a Monday or Tuesday. According to farmersalmanac.com, “Ice cream sundaes are the direct result of Blue Laws, which are religious laws in the U.S. that restrict activities that could be considered sinful. One example of such a law is the ban on the sale of liquor on Sundays. In the late 1800’s, there was another Blue Law that made it illegal to sell soda on Sunday. Some religious groups were against what they called ‘sucking sodas’ and felt this activity should be banned on the Sabbath. “Drug stores at that time were where ice cream sodas were sold, and the business owners didn’t want to lose the sales on Sunday due to the Blue Law. They replaced the soda with chocolate sauce, and everyone was happy. The spelling sundae…some believe it isn’t as offensive to religious people, others think the changing it from Sunday allows the dessert to be enjoyed any day of the week.

Another story as to how the name came about is the translation of “Sonntag,” the last name of Charles, the Plainfield, IL drugstore owner who claims he invented the sundae. Sonntag in German is Sunday.

The sky is the limit when it comes to toppings on a sundae. There are syrups and sauces, seasonal fruit, nuts, liqueurs, heated toppings, and of course, a maraschino cherry, or to really top it off, a flaming one. Two of my favorites are cherries jubilee and banana flambe.

This article from the New York Post bit.ly/440L9Kq lists the 20 Best Ice Cream Sundaes in America, #1 being Morgenstern’s Finest Ice Cream in NYC. Philadelphia’s, The Franklin Fountain, ranked #6.

You don’t need culinary training to make your own sundaes at home. Pick up a copy of “The Ice Cream Sundae Book: A Step-by-Step Guide to Making America’s Favorite Dessert” by Michael Turback with mouth-watering photography by Bonnie Matthews (2020, Skyhorse Publishing, $22.99). You’ll be inspired by the recipes for plain and fancy sundaes as well as how to make your own ice cream and toppings. Many of the recipes are followed by a bit of history, too. The author gives yet another perspective of its history. He writes, “Sundaes have been pleasuring our collective senses ever since 1892, when an enterprising soda fountain proprietor in Ithaca, New York, accessorized a scoop of ice cream with sweet syrup and a candied cherry, then named it after the day it was invented.”

Whatever the treat’s history is or isn’t…. enjoy these recipes from the book.

Vanilla Poached Eggs on Toast

The headnote says, “Back in the 1940s, a soda jerk by the name of Jean Gude invented the “Fried Egg Sundae,” served ever since at the fountain of Stoner Drug in Hamburg, Iowa. In its center is a scoop of cream-colored vanilla ice cream covered with marshmallow sauce, which could be construed to resemble the yolk of an easy-over egg, and it is ringed with chocolate syrup to suggest the browned edges of the white. “Vanilla Poached Eggs on Toast” was another mimic of the breakfast menu offered during the heyday of the soda fountain.

Sponge cake, sliced

1 scoop vanilla ice cream, softened

½ peach or apricot, pitted

Cut sponge cake to resemble slices of toast and spread a thin layer of the vanilla ice cream on top to resemble the white of an egg. Place half a peach or an apricot on top, round-side up, to resemble the yolk.

From The Pacific Drug Review (1920): “The finest concoc­tion loses its charm if indifferently served.”

According to Paul Dickson in The Great American Ice Cream Book (1972), “Lagging Depression-era sales prompted the industry to unveil a variety of bizarre ‘sales-stimulating’ ice cream combinations.

Uncle Sam Sundae

The headnote says, “One of St. Louis’s oldest and most popular attractions, Crown Candy Kitchen, was opened in 1913 by Harry Karandzieff and Pete Jugaloff, who brought their confectionary skills from Greece. During the early 1950s, Harry’s son George took over, determined to maintain sundae categories long since vanished from most American fountains: A sundae is ice cream and syrup; a “Newport” includes whipped cream and nuts; a ‘Deluxe’ adds more flavors of ice cream and/or syrups”.

2 scoops vanilla ice cream (store bought or recipe on page 6)

3 ounces crushed strawberries

3 ounces crushed pineapple

1 banana, sliced into wheels

Whipped cream (recipe provided on page 20)

Red, white & blue jimmies (sprinkles)

2 maraschino cherries

Dip 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream side by side in an oval dish. Cover 1 scoop with the crushed strawberries, the other scoop with the crushed pineapple. Surround the ice cream with banana slices. Top with whipped cream, sprinkle with jimmies, and garnish with cherries.

In Missouri, the ice cream sundae is pronounced “sun­duh.” According to the locals, “Sunday” is the day you go to church, and a “sunduh” is what you eat after you go to church.

Banana Split

The headnote says, “In 1904, David Strickler became the first to liberate the sundae from the straitjacket on a single scoop of ice cream with one topping. As a twenty-three-year-old clerk at the Tassell Pharmacy in downtown Latrobe, Pennsylvania, he framed three small sundaes with a tropical banana. The banana split’s popularity was assured when Charles Walgreen made it the feature dish at the fountains of his drugstore chain.”

1 scoop vanilla ice cream (store bought or recipe on page 6)

1 scoop chocolate ice cream (store bought or recipe on page 8)

1 scoop strawberry ice cream (store bought or recipe on page 9)

2 tablespoons crushed pineapple

3 ounces chocolate syrup (store bought or recipe on page 17)

2 tablespoons crushed strawberries

1 banana

Whipped cream (recipe on page 20)

Walnuts, chopped

3 maraschino cherries

Into a banana split dish, add scoops of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice cream. Cover vanilla ice cream with crushed pineapple, chocolate ice cream with the chocolate syrup, and strawberry ice cream with the crushed strawberries. With the peel on, split the banana in half lengthwise. Remove peel and place halves one on each side of the ice creams, with inside cut facing out. Top with whipped cream, sprinkle with chopped nuts, and garnish with cherries.

In hash-house Greek, the abbreviated speech of soda foun­tain employees, the banana split was either a “houseboat” or a “farmer’s lunch.”

In 1907, a restaurant owner from Wilmington, Ohio, thought he made the first banana split. Unaware of the ear­lier invention in Latrobe, Ernest Hazard also concocted an ice cream dessert which featured a split banana. Hazard’s effort is celebrated annually in Wilmington with a Banana Split Festival.

Recipes and photos Copyright © 2020 by Michael Turback. Photography © 2020 by Bonnie Matthews. Excerpted by permission of Skyhorse Publishing, Inc.

Stephen Fries, is Professor Emeritus and former coordinator of the Hospitality Management Programs at Gateway Community College, in New Haven, CT. He has been a food and culinary travel columnist for the past 15 years and is co-founder of and host of “Worth Tasting,” a culinary walking tour of downtown New Haven, CT. He is a board member of the International Association of Culinary Professionals. Stephen@stephenfries.com For more, go to stephenfries.com.

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Thanks to razziecat for sending this 1900 home in Buffalo, New York. 4bds, 2.5ba, $379,900. Isn't that iron work beautiful? This home has been featured in the Heritage magazine for its exquisite craftsmanship and its status as the 1st home with electricity in the city of Buffalo, New York, so it has a lot of history.

Original door with beveled mirror glass and door knob.

So different, isn't it? Love the lamps on the carved newel posts.

The wood in this home is pristine. Corner fireplace and wainscoting is perfectly preserved.

In the front of the house, in the sitting room, is a wonderful built-in window seat.

I would imagine that the next room is the dining room b/c it has this fabulous original built-in cabinet. Amazing how well loved and taken care of this home is.

The kitchen looks like it was modernized around mid-century. Look at the MCM clock set into the wall. That certainly is a classic.

There's an everyday dining area.

Cute little pantry with hooks to hold your aprons. Wow, this piece in here is gorgeous.

Not sure, but I think that these steps are in the kitchen.

Guest powder room.

Here we are on the 2nd fl. I think that this may be the primary bedroom with a sunroom.

Bedroom #2. Beautiful floor.

Wish they hadn't done this to the bath.

This is interesting, it looks like a bedroom with a closet. The floor is 1950s tile, so it must have been redone back then.

This room also has 1950s tile.

Outside is a newer garage.

Plus a yard that a person with a green thumb can do a lot with.

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The Debate Of Gun Violence

By Fatah Abdi, Ohio State University class of 2023

February 19, 2023

Payton Gendron was a white supermacist who killed 10 black people at a buffalo supermarket. While he was killing and entering the supermarket, he skipped past all the white people, and continued to kill black people in that area. His racist attack caused fear in multiple New York communities. An 18 year old boy who had access to an AR-15 caused uproar in America. He drove three hours from his home to an area that was known to be majority African American. A planned out killing spree that he worked on for a while. He also wore military body armour as a 18 year old boy. Research mention "Every day, 120 Americans are killed with guns and more than 200 are shot and wounded". This data is very alarm because there isn't anything that is being done to reduce these crimes. Researchers also talk about how gun violence also affect Americans who witness acts of shootings. There traumatic experience they are facing can being stuck with them for life.  For example in this case, there were three people who survived the shooting, and other people in the area running for their lives. Those people who witnessed this attack and also who survived it, are going to be facing a lot of PTSD. The Gun deaths per year on average is 43,375. The access to guns are not hard at all. A 18 year old person can go a buy a automatic weapon. There are no laws being inputting to protect the lives on American people. Four out of every 10 gun deaths are homicides. In America the homicide rate with guns is 26 times higher than any country. The US gun suicide rate is nearly 12 times than any other country. "Firearms are the leading cause of death for American children and teens". "Nearly 2,500 children and teens die by gun homicide every year". "Black children and teens are 17 times more likely than white children and teens of the same age to die by gun homicide". The statistical data that was just present show us how major this issue is in American society. Teenager shouldn’t be dying to guns at this level. It also shows how racism can also affect gun violence when black teens are dying at a higher rate than white people.

When American people start to talk about change of gun violence and the second Admentment comes up, it can cause a lot of chaos. There are Americans who believe reducing the access of guns, or making it harder to get, or even changing some gun laws means you lose your rights to bear arms. There are many states who are banning certain guns and inputing laws that can make their society safer. For example Illinois has banned semi-automatic rifles, high capacity magazines and gun attachments. They also prohibiting the sale of massing killing machines and rapid fire devices. This makes them the ninth state to ban automatic rifles such as assault weapons. States are changing how they look at guns, due to all of the mass shooting that happen year to year.

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“Gun Violence in America.” Everytown Research & Policy, 13 Feb. 2023, https://everytownresearch.org/report/gun-violence-in-america/.

Vasilogambros, Matt. “New Gun Restrictions Are Coming in States Where Democrats Reign.” The Pew Charitable Trusts, The Pew Charitable Trusts, 20 Jan. 2023, https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2023/01/19/new-gun-restrictions-are-coming-in-states-where-democrats-reign.

Sky. “Buffalo Supermarket Shooting: Gunman Payton Gendron Pleads Guilty to Murder and Hate-Motivated Terror Charges.” Sky News, Sky, 28 Nov. 2022, https://news.sky.com/story/buffalo-supermarket-shooting-gunman-payton-gendron-pleads-guilty-to-murder-and-hate-motivated-terror-charges-12757418.

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Are central Ohio housing prices increasing in 2023? A Columbus realtor explains

Following a year of rising inflation and mortgage rates, Columbus realtor predicts that the Central Ohio housing market will remain solid in 2023. Columbus Realtors President Patti Brown-Wright anticipates that Central Ohio home prices will remain steady this year, even as interest rates keep climbing. This comes after the U.S.'s annual inflation rate decreased to 6.5% last month and Columbus' house prices witnessed a decline for five consecutive months in a row. “Even though rates have gone up a little bit, I don’t anticipate them to climb to a point where it puts buyers out of the market of being able to buy or sell their homes,” Brown-Wright said. “It’s still a great time to buy. Interest rates were 18% at one time when I was buying, they’re still really, really low and I wouldn’t discourage anyone from buying.” Realtor.com's Top-100 Housing Forecast for 2023 predicts that Columbus will be the 14th healthiest housing market in the country this year, with Toledo ranked 10th and Cincinnati 19th in Ohio. Dayton comes up 23rd, Cleveland 32nd, and Akron 60th - making it to the top spots of Hartfrod Connecticut; El Paso Texas; Louisville Kentucky; Worcester Massachusetts; and Buffalo New York. Last year, the listing site named Columbus one of the most rapidly growing real estate markets in America. Brown-Wright pointed out that its affordability compared to other cities has earned it considerable recognition nationally - especially for median income households. Year-over-year analysis shows that this trend is continuing and even increasing as more people recognize how accessible housing in Columbus can be. Realtor.com anticipates that the number of home sales in 2021 will reach its lowest level since 2012, with 14.1% nationwide--a 27% decrease from last year's record-breaking 3,018 homes sold in November alone! Brown-Wright further expects a continued decline in housing inventory to ensue as we move into 2021 and beyond. “That’s not always a bad thing, because we went from two days on the market to now we’re at an average of 24,” Brown-Wright said. “The market always corrects itself, just like the stock market.” Brown-Wright encourages buyers and sellers entering the market this year to do their “homework in advance” to understand their financing and the areas they can afford. She said knowing what and where buyers can afford to shop for a house is crucial. “Nothing is more upsetting to buyers is if they want to be in an area they can’t afford,” Brown-Wright said. “Do your research, be in front of it. Buy what you can afford, don’t overspend.”

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JACKSONVILLE ICEMEN JOIN BUFFALO SABRES

By: Alex Reed, Jacksonville Icemen JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville Icemen announced today that the team has entered into an affiliation agreement with the National Hockey League's Buffalo Sabres and the American Hockey League's Rochester Americans. The announcement came at a press conference held this morning at the Community First Igloo. The event was produced by Sight & Sound Productions. "We are thrilled to partner with the Jacksonville Icemen as our new ECHL affiliate," said Sabres General Manager Kevyn Adams. "This partnership marks an exciting new chapter for both organizations and further emphasizes our commitment to the growth and development of our players and staff. The Icemen's dedication to excellence both on and off the ice, coupled with competitive conference play, made them a great fit for our new affiliate." The Icemen served as the ECHL affiliate of the New York Rangers (NHL) and AHL's Hartford Wolf Pack for the past two seasons. From 2017-2021, the Icemen held an affiliation with the Winnipeg Jets (NHL) and Manitoba Moose (AHL). "We want to thank the New York Rangers and Hartford Wolf Pack for their affiliation for the past two years," said Icemen Head Coach & Director of Hockey Operations Nick Luukko. "Our goal is to continue to improve and bring the Kelly Cup to the best fans in the league while also continuing our commitment to develop players. We are confident that this partnership with Buffalo and Rochester will add talent to the Icemen that can move us forward." The Sabres are one of the fastest-rising teams in the NHL, and the team's roster comprises young talented players and prospects. Buffalo made significant strides last season, winning ten more games than the year prior with 42 wins while also finishing as the third-highest-scoring team in the NHL with 296 goals. Former Icemen Head Coach Jason Christie is an assistant coach with the Sabres. The Sabres were founded in 1970 when the NHL expanded to 14 teams. The AHL's Rochester Americans are coming off a deep playoff run last season, falling just short in the conference finals to the eventual Calder Cup Champions, the Hershey Bears. The Americans were founded in 1956 and remain the second-oldest American Hockey League franchise behind only Hershey. Icemen full and partial ticket packages for the 2023-24 Season are currently on sale! Payment plans are also available. Contact the Icemen office at 904-602-7825, or visit www.jacksonvilleicemen.com for more information. JACKSONVILLE ICEMEN HOME Read the full article

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