$20 for $40 Worth of Spa Services at Solé Skin Care in Getzville
A day at the spa grants sweet respite from a fast-paced world of errands, deadlines, and books on tape read by auctioneers. Savor serenity without speediness, thanks to today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of spa services at Solé Skin Care in Getzville. Aesthetician Jennifer DiFiore pampers patrons with waxing , anti-aging indulgences , and skincare treatments that use natural Pevonia Botanica products. Turn face caterpillars into exclamation points with a brow wax ($12), or remove rogue bristles from a bikini line ($35). The mini deep-cleansing facial ($40) deeply cleans and exfoliates dull dermises before steam from a tableside train rolls over visages to prep skin for extractions and a custom mask. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: What Makes a TV? The actors don’t live inside the TV. Or do they? Read more…
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$20 for $40 Worth of Spa Services at Solé Skin Care in Getzville
Café Fare for Breakfast or Lunch at Comfort Zone Cafe
Cafés give lost coffee beans a place to take hot baths, mingle with their peers, and strum their tiny guitars. Experience the coffee house firsthand with today’s Groupon to Comfort Zone Cafe in Hamburg and Williamsville. Choose between the following options: For $5, you get $10 worth of breakfast. For $8, you get $16 of lunch. Owner Cynthia Barrett enlists the help of her family in running her friendly, welcoming coffee shops, where full menus of organic, fair-trade Arabica coffee, homemade soups, and all-day breakfast join fresh-made meals. A sprawling collection of drinks floats innovative twists on coffee classics. Breakfast sandwiches and platters come filled with morning favorites, such as a selection of bacon, ham, sausage, or sliced sunshine in the egg-and-cheese bagel sandwich ($3.59), and the vegetarian breakfast scramble filled with a piping-hot medley of egg, peppers, onions and hash browns adorned with melted cheddar and a flaky side of just-woken toast ($3.99). Every day, a creamy and a broth-based soup are ladled into awaiting bowls, and at least one is vegetarian and one aspires to run away from home to start a band. Soup or salad accompanies every sandwich ($6.99 for a smaller portion; $7.99 for a whole portion). The classic BLT and the turkey-cheddar melt satisfy plates that only host layered foods, and homemade croutons speckle the garden salad ($2.59 for a side portion; $3.99 for entree size), in which a canopy of greens bursts with red tomatoes and cheese. The Hamburg location occasionally hauls out its hosting shirt to welcome live entertainment in the dining room. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: What Makes a TV? The actors don’t live inside the TV. Or do they? Read more…
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Café Fare for Breakfast or Lunch at Comfort Zone Cafe
Ronald Killock
Ronald Killock, 60, a tavern owner and operater for Rough Kutts on Park Avenue, South Dayton, died Tuesday, Aug.
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Ronald Killock
Erie Canal Harbor Development Wants Your Input
BUFFALO, NY–Now that summer is winding down, the Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation wants to hear from you.
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Erie Canal Harbor Development Wants Your Input
Katy Perry Hits Another Billboard Record
Katy Perry Hits Another Billboard Record Posted by Joseph Lee on 08.31.2011 Fourth #1 on Adult Pop Songs… Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream is the first album in the history of Billboard’s Adult Pop Songs chart to have four #1s after “Last Friday Night has reached the top of the chart.
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Katy Perry Hits Another Billboard Record
City residents are seeking answers on the possible spread of asbestos
About a dozen Buffalo residents sought answers Tuesday about the possibility that asbestos may have traveled outside the long vacant Kensington Heights housing project, despite the release of federal testing results aimed at calming those fears.
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City residents are seeking answers on the possible spread of asbestos
Town giving Seneca Mall site a fresh look
Plenty of big ideas have come and gone since the owner of the Walden Galleria demolished the Seneca Mall 17 years ago.
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Headlong crash by car leaves firehouse reeling
Snow may be falling before the Main-Transit fire station in Amherst will be fully repaired after a Buffalo driver slammed into it early Monday, taking out a major support column and damaging a fire engine and two rescue trucks.
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Headlong crash by car leaves firehouse reeling
Buffalo ranks 39th in private-sector job growth
The two-county Buffalo metropolitan area added 8,000 private-sector jobs between July 2010 and the same month this year, according to figures released Wednesday morning by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Buffalo ranks 39th in private-sector job growth
What Should Homeowners Add to Basic Insurance in Caee of Hurricane?
Buffalo, NY After Hurricane Irene hit the east coast, many are wondering if their homeowners insurance would cover any of the damage.
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What Should Homeowners Add to Basic Insurance in Caee of Hurricane?
