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Didn’t we agree to get rid of this? I guess not.

"He gave the world a lot of joy and lived his life for goodness' sake. :'^}," wrote Carrey.

Schools are bringing students back to in-person learning, plans for some of the usual summer events are not being cancelled, and as vaccination rates climb and COVID-19 infections go down -- many folks who have called home the office, are headed back into their on-site workplaces. My last day in the office was March 11, 2020. It had been 438 days since my commute to work involved more than walking down the hallway from my bedroom. I wasn't sure what to expect as we enter yet again, another "new normal." For what it's worth, it was a gorgeous morning to make that first drive to work.

Buffalo Moving Forward With Plans For Outer Harbor Concert Venue Live music and Buffalo's Waterfront have always been in perfect harmony. For a long time, temporary pop-up stages have been the platform for many concerts in the Outer Harbor and Canalside, but soon there could be a new permanent concert amphitheater on the water. WGRZ reports plans for the proposed 8,000 seat venue have been approved by the Buffalo Planning Board. Following approval, the project will be put out for bids by developers by late fall. If this happens, the new venue could be open for concerts and events by 2023. W...

Buffalo Outer Harbor Concert Venue Up for City Approval Live music and Buffalo's Waterfront have always been in perfect harmony. For a long time, temporary pop-up stages have been the platform for many concerts in the Outer Harbor and Canalside, but soon there could be a new permanent concert amphitheater on the water. Buffalo Business First reports plans for the proposed 8,000 seat venue are currently under review by the Buffalo Common Council. The next step is for the Buffalo Planning Board to give approval to the project. That is expected to happen by early summer. Following approval, th...