Buffalo tops the Mid-American Conference, and ranks No. 10 on Environment America list BUFFALO, N.Y. — Tis the season for sustainability rankings in higher education, and the University at Buffalo fares well on two lists that track green power usage among the nation’s colleges and universities. For
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If you care about getting a great education, you’ll be in good company according to a recent study done by the data insights firm College Factual. Universities in the local area received high rankings for their first-rate degree programs and their dedication to providing a quality education.
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By Shannon Traphagen Earth Day, celebrated on April 22, is marked by leaders, citizens, organizations, and even bicycling companies, who want to help fight climate change. Our planet is currently under siege from carbon emissions and losing over 15 billion trees each year due to deforestation, land
Read more →NIAGARA FALLS, NY – March 5, 2019. The City of Niagara Falls announced today that bikesharing will become available to residents and visitors later this year. Reddy Bikeshare in partnership with Independent Health will continue to be operated by non-profit Shared Mobility Inc., but with additional support
Read more →More than Just a Game: The Prevalence of Kids and Gambling How to Prevent it and How to Identify it By Lisa A. Peterangelo, Ed.M. Jake was excited for his 10th birthday. He couldn’t wait to open his presents – especially the ones from Grandma, who somehow
Read more →Love Doesn’t Come in a Color By Helaine Sanders, LMSW, JD I was recently asked about my experience as a Caucasian mother of two adopted African American sons. My initial reaction was to say it wasn’t that different. However, as I thought more about it, I found
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Terrace View Has Exceeded Our Expectations By Sheila Bernard Like many in our generation I am the ultimate caretaker. I cared for my mom until she succumbed to Alzheimer’s at 97. I care for my very young grandchildren, and my home resembles a bustling daycare center! For
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By Annette Pinder This summer I watched a group of people perform tai chi at the Elmwood art festival. Completely synchronized with one another, they were engaged in a slow and gentle silent dance. Often referred to as a “meditation in motion,” I had heard that tai
Read more →Can the needy be found in Buffalo’s ‘burbs? “Yes, unfortunately”, says Orchard Park Presbyterian Church “Blessings Box” needs frequent filling by congregation ORCHARD PARK, NY – Sitting under a tree like an oversized bird house, the shelves brimming with pasta, peanut butter, and a loaf of white
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By Shannon Traphagen Organic food sales are setting records as more mainstream Americans fill their shopping carts with everything from farm fresh eggs to grass fed meats, and one local company is making it both convenient and affordable. Fresh Fix, located in Buffalo, offers the highest quality
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