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It’s coming on shriving time, folks: It seems unfair, we know, that after we’ve borne such a hard winter that we should face another mortification of the flesh. But you must repent. Lent is unrelenting: It comes very year.
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by Dan Telvock, InvestigativePost.org
The property was a mess—contaminated, mired in debt, and depreciating in value—but Governor Andrew Cuomo wanted it bad.
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by Michael I. Niman
New York State Senator Mark Grisanti is taking a [grand]stand, opposing New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s recently proposal to provide a free college education to New York state prisoners.
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by Bruce Fisher
To drive south from Buffalo on the Skyway is to take in the superb binational waterfront views that are utterly unavailable to anyone who doesn’t have a high-floor office downtown.
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by Jack Foran
Artist Rich Tomasello ups the ante in the current Big Orbit members show. Last year, in recollection of the Sandy Hook school shooting, he exhibited two NRA edition action figure dolls—one a student and one a teacher—body-armored and bearing assault rifles. This year, it’s an IED.
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by Anthony Chase
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by Anthony Chase
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by Anthony Chase
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by Frances Boots
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by Javier
Stage and screen star Denis O’Hare (pictured left) was the toast of New York a couple of seasons ago when he co-wrote (with director Lisa Peterson) and starred in An Iliad, a modern-day retelling of Homer’s classic epic.
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by Jan Jezioro
The Freudig Singers will present a typically intriguing program, featuring a pair of requiems, neither of which is familiar, on Sunday, March 2 at 3pm in St. Joseph’s University Church (3269 Main Street), under the baton of their artistic director Roland Martin.
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by M. Faust
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by M. Faust
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by M. Faust
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Artvoice's weekly round-up of featured events, including our editor's picks for the week: the Artvoice B.O.O.M! Live Showdown, this Friday the 28th at Nietzsche's.
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by Jim Corbran
The new Ram ProMaster is large. No kidding. Approaching the 136-inch wheelbased, 213-inches long, high-roofed 2500 series test van was much like walking up to the one-car garage at our first home.
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by Chuck Shepherd
Beijing Genomics Institute scientists are closing in on a technology to allow parents to choose, from several embryos, the one most likely to yield the smartest offspring.
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by Rob Brezsny
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Avery, a character in Anne Michaels’ novel The Winter Vault, has a unique way of seeing. When he arrives in a place for the first time, he “makes room for it in his heart.” He “lets himself be altered” by it.
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