As an architecture undergrad, Fran Parrish felt compelled to draw gardens into all her building designs. The only problem was that she knew nothing about gardens.
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Levi Zhang has a refined palate. He describes a dish’s texture and aroma. He isolates subtle differences in flavors. He knows when something needs more acid.
Books always top my holiday wish list, and there’s a good chance that’s true for some of the people in your gift-giving circles, too. Better yet are books written by current or former Western New Yorkers; best of all when it’s a soon-to-be bestseller written by a longtime friend.
What’s your favorite flower?” asks Kayleigh Anne of Nesting Doll Embroidery during our chat.
A staircase is usually an uncomplicated, functional feature of a home. But Jordan Fox wanted his to help create a powerful focal point for the entire first floor.
Courtney Mercer believes a functional space makes life easier. That’s why, after years as a nurse practitioner, she turned her passion for thrifting and DIY projects into Buffalo Room Refresh, an interior styling, home organization, and home staging business that helps busy, budget-conscious…
It’s a new season for Buffalo football, and By Abigail Lee (BAL) is ready.
From legendary funk musician Rick James to pioneering politician Shirley Chisholm and civil rights trailblazer Mary B. Talbert, Forest Lawn Cemetery serves as the final resting place to some of the nation’s most well-known African American leaders.
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Ask me about Medina and I’ll talk up the train. The Medina Railroad Museum has popular rides with Thomas the Tank Engine, to travel through colorful foliage and visit Santa. My previous trips followed a formula: Browse the museum, take the train and head home.
Here in Western New York, where winter arrives with an early sunset and the promise of several months of cold, cozy has become something of a local art form. The holiday season only heightens the appeal of a warm corner, a well-made cocktail and great conversation under twinkling lights.
Tinder may have introduced Julia and Jacob, but they had already spent years missing each other.
As summer gardens begin to overflow and CSA boxes arrive packed with late-season vegetables, many home cooks find themselves wondering what to do with their abundant harvest.
Ever shown up to a dinner only to find out you’re actually attending a wedding celebration? As of June 8, Myranda and Justin’s friends and family can say they have.
I’ve traveled to Niagara-on-the-Lake (NOTL) dozens of times: to catch a theatre performance or lunch at a winery, or as a stop while on a cycling trip to Niagara. And every time I’m there, each experience reveals something I hadn’t noticed before.
