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“Food insecurity exists in every community throughout our four-county service area. Unfortunately, the need for food assistance only continues to grow, especially among some of our most vulnerable neighbors," Tara A. Ellis, president and CEO of FeedMore WNY, said.
Owners Dominick Buster and Azrael Laia signed a lease for D.A. Ramen to operate out of the former Cantina 62 space in the Shea’s Seneca building at 2178 Seneca St.
Here are highlights of some of the events happening throughout the next week.
A party and vendor market in celebration of WNY
The Kline family sent in their application in December 2020 and went to Atlanta to compete in the show last July.