
Two with B-F connections are part of AM-POL Eagle’s Citizens of the Year
By Christopher Byrd | February 8, 2010
Amy Betros of Saint Luke’s Mission of Mercy & Saint Adalbert Basilica parishioner Christina Slomczewski.
Congratulations to them both!
Read more about them and the AM-POL Eagle’s other citizens of the year by clicking here—>
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Topics: Alive News, B-F Churches, B-F People | Trackback | Share your comments »Saint Adalbert Basilica Bulletin – 02/07/2010
By Christopher Byrd | February 8, 2010

Click here to view—-> 02/07/2010
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Topics: Alive News, B-F Churches | Trackback | Share your comments »Where in the world are the Central Terminal’s lamps?
By Around the Web | February 8, 2010

(Derek Punaro – CTRC) Some of the most beloved features of the Central Terminal – it’s various art deco lamps – are the most sorely missed by those who come back and see the building today. The CTRC regularly keeps track of artifacts that came from the building, and it’s been known for several years that some of our lamps ended up in a chain of restaurants called the Cafe Deco in Hong Kong. We’ve had several people visit the restaurants and take numerous photos and even measurements of the lamps to help us in their eventual recreation.
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Topics: Alive News, B-F People, B-F Places | Trackback | Share your comments »Spaghetti Dinner @ Saint Stan’s on 03/14
By Christopher Byrd | February 8, 2010

The Social Committee of the Parish Council is sponsoring a Spaghetti Dinner/Basket Auction on Sunday, March 14th from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Marian Hall.
Pre-sale tickets are $ 7.00 for adults; $ 3.00 children under 10. Pre-sale tickets will be available at the rectory office and before and after weekend Masses. Deadline for pre-sale tickets is Saturday, March 6th. Tickets will be sold at the door @ $8.00.
Donations of baskets can be brought to the rectory office or to the Marian Hall on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon or the day of the event. Donations of baked goods for the dessert table would be greatly appreciated.
ph #: 716.854.5510
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Topics: Alive Events, Alive News, B-F Churches | Trackback | Share your comments »VIDEO: CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH – 8:15 AM MASS – 02/07/2010
By Christopher Byrd | February 7, 2010
Father Matthew Wydmanski celebrating.
[Click here to see live mass archives...]
Tags: Corpus Christi Buffalo, Corpus Christi Church, Live Mass, Mass, Video
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By Christopher Byrd | February 5, 2010

This Sunday…02/07…BFA will broadcast the 8:15 am mass live from Corpus Christi Church via both our website and CC’s.
Amen…
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Topics: Alive News, B-F Churches | Trackback | Share your comments »Buffalo’s Non‐Profit SumoKids Foundation Will Help Teenagers Apply for Acting Roles in New ABC Family TV Series @ the Market 02/13
By Christopher Byrd | February 5, 2010

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Topics: Alive Events, Alive News, B-F Places | Trackback | Share your comments »Central Terminal is looking for a gift shop manager
By Around the Web | February 4, 2010

The Buffalo Central Terminal is looking for someone to manage their ever-expanding gift shop!
If you’re interested in this volunteer position, please visit their job postings page by clicking here.
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Topics: Alive News, B-F Places | Trackback | Share your comments »Broadway Market Identity and Environmental Design Study Presentation
By Christopher Byrd | February 4, 2010

Students from RIT have put together some recommendations for the Broadway Market and will present their findings on 02/17/2010 at 3 pm.
From the Facebook event notice…
Eleven students are working under the guidance of Professor Alex Bitterman, Ph.D, to revitalize the visual condition of the Broadway Market. The project allows senior-level students the opportunity to collaborate with the Broadway Market to address current issues.
The group’s final solutions will be presented to Broadway Market employees and Buffalo city officials alike. The presentation will be held at 3pm, February 17th 2010, at the Broadway Market, 999 Broadway, Buffalo, NY. The event is open to the public.
You can register for the event on Facebook by clicking here…
It should be interesting to see what they have come up with.
Tags: RIT, The Broadway Market
Topics: Alive Businesses, Alive Events, Alive News, B-F Places | Trackback | 6 Comments »Reminder: Saint Luke’s Mission of Mercy Soup-er Chili Nights this weekend
By Christopher Byrd | February 3, 2010

Soup-er Chili Nights is one of the oldest fundraisers for St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy. It began back in 2001 to help raise money to pay the natural gas fuel bill for the Mission and its properties. The name of the fundraiser is a play on words, both for what is being served and where it was being held. It is held right around the Super Bowl, a time which, at least in Buffalo, is known for its “chilly nights”, especially if you do not have heat. At this fundraiser, the primary food that was served was chili con carne so this is where the “chili” comes from. The word “Soup-er” was added a couple of years ago when we had to reschedule Chili Knights after it was discovered it fell on the same Sunday as the “Super Bowl”. Also, we began to see that not everyone likes Chili so we decided to add soup to the menu. The word “Soup-er” is a play on the words “Soup or” chili and also a nod to the Super Bowl, which we were not ready to compete against.
So on the “chilly night” of February 6, please come and join St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy at the 9th “Soup-er Chili Nights”.
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