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Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Wednesday, June 28

Headliners The Jumpers and The Irving Klaws performed at Larkin Square as part of the Live at Larkin summer concert series Wednesday, June 28, 2017.

Wednesday, June 28

One Seneca Tower, the tallest privately owned skyscraper in upstate New York, has been empty since 2013. The tower, which opened in 1972, has been purchased by the Douglas Development Corp. of Washington, D.C., which hopes to take advantage of an attribute that stunned participants on a recent tour: The building – originally known as Marine Midland Center – still offers magnificent, one-of-a-kind views.

Wednesday, June 28

Western New York is a beautiful place – and each day, Buffalo News photographers will bring you a photo to prove it. Our challenge is to look at things differently, to remind us all to slow down and enjoy our surroundings. Check back each morning to see our favorite image for the day. View the images in full screen for the most impact. – Cathaleen Curtiss, director of photography

Tuesday, June 27

The Week in Pictures highlights photographs taken by Buffalo News photographers providing you a visual recap of the week of June 19-25, 2017. Our photographers captured the local concert scene and found beauty in everyday life, like the sunrise at Niagara Falls. We couldn’t resist one precious cat photo or the celebration of Father’s Day.

Tuesday, June 27

The State Education Commissioner is conducting a hearing in Albany on whether to remove Carl Paladino from his elected post as Park District representative on the Buffalo School Board.

Monday, June 26

Angola's Cradle Beach Camp opens for the summer on Monday, June 26, 2017.

Monday, June 26

Zac Brown Band and Caroline Jones perform at Darien Lake on Sunday, June 25, 2017.

Sunday, June 25

Hundreds of volunteers came down to Canalside on Sunday, June 25, 2017, to form a human Buffalove for an aerial photograph.

Saturday, June 24

On Saturday, June 24, 2017, Taste of Diversity brought together people who connected over cuisines from around the world and enjoyed the various aspects of cultural expression on display by craft vendors and more. The Myanmar Water Festival, the largest festival in the Burmese community, took place right down the street. Dancers performed and people playfully soaked each other with squirt guns and hoses.

Saturday, June 24

A total of 7,380 riders raised $4.6 million for Roswell Park Cancer Institute at the the Ride for Roswell starting out from the University at Buffalo North Campus on June 24, 2017. The event included a variety of courses - from a 3-mile fun ride to a 102-mile challenge - and then celebrated with awards in Celebration Village.

Saturday, June 24

Niagara Falls at dawn is a serene place, where one can make a personal connection with the waterfall without crowds of tourists.

Friday, June 23

The Batavia Muckdogs give a classic taste of Americana in the community of 16,000 every summer. The Short Season Class A minor league team, which began in 1939, is the only founding member of the league still in existence. Opening night brings a good crowd eager to see some baseball, Monday, June 19, 2017.

Thursday, June 22

The Niagara County SPCA acknowledges its facilities are not what they'd like them to be. That's why they're embarking on a new capital campaign to raise funds for improved accommodations for the animals.

Thursday, June 22

The $60 million Northland Corridor Redevelopment Project will transform a rundown and mostly vacant industrial area on the East Side, including the former Clearing-Niagara Factory.

Thursday, June 22

LeAnn Rimes headlines the annual Starry Night in the Garden at the Buffalo Botanical Gardens on Wednesday, June 21, 2017.

Wednesday, June 21

The Albright-Knox Art Gallery reveals the broad outlines of its new building, Thursday, June 22, 2017. Their renderings and diagrams show the plans of the proposed $150 million project.

Thursday, June 29

Wednesday, June 28

Headliners The Jumpers and The Irving Klaws performed at Larkin Square as part of the Live at Larkin summer concert series Wednesday, June 28, 2017.

Wednesday, June 28

The lake-effect rain cleared, the clouds parted and on the 27th day of June delicious food was consumed by men, women and children who grooved to the sounds of Shaky Stage at the now legendary Food Truck Tuesday at Larkin Square.

Wednesday, June 28

Barbecue doesn’t call for the choicest parts of the animal, rare spices or innovative ideas. Instead, it involves gnarly cuts, simple seasonings and some of the oldest cooking techniques known to civilization to produce breathtaking results. The best barbecue is the one that makes you happy, but my search reminded me of the axiom: If it needs sauce to satisfy, you need to find better barbecue.

Monday, June 26

Angola's Cradle Beach Camp opens for the summer on Monday, June 26, 2017.

Monday, June 26

Country megastar Zac Brown performed at Darien Lake on Sunday, July 25, 2017, in front of a legion of fans. See who tailgated before the concert.

Monday, June 26

Limbo and hula hoop contests, live music from Caribbean Extravaganza, clams and New York Beer Project's summer beers were some of the hits at the Lockport brewery's annual Luau, held June 25, 2017.

Monday, June 26

Monday, June 26

Eleven bars in the downtown area took part in Step Out Buffalo's Sunday Funday Bar Crawl on Sunday, June 25, 2017. See who strolled between the Canalside Beer Garden, the Mahoney, 716, Swannie House and several other watering holes.

Monday, June 26

Zac Brown Band and Caroline Jones perform at Darien Lake on Sunday, June 25, 2017.

Monday, June 26

This ain't your grandfather's food court. Take a look inside GBGB's bar and EXPO Market on Main St. across from Shea's Performing Arts Center. Newbury Salads, Mercato By Osteria 166, Breezy Burrito Co., Frank Gourmet Hot Dogs, and Sun Roll are the food tenants, while the drinks are handled by Gypsy Bohemian Grove Bar.

Sunday, June 25

The annual White Party to benefit Carly's Club, a branch of Roswell Park Cancer Institute that supports children battling cancer, was held Saturday, June 24, 2017, in KeyBank Center.

Sunday, June 25

GoldenGaits Entertainment hosted a throwback '80s and '90s bash on Saturday, June 24, 2017, in Groove Lounge. Four DJs spun R&B and hip-hop hits from a strong era for the genre.

Saturday, June 24

On Saturday, June 24, 2017, Taste of Diversity brought together people who connected over cuisines from around the world and enjoyed the various aspects of cultural expression on display by craft vendors and more. The Myanmar Water Festival, the largest festival in the Burmese community, took place right down the street. Dancers performed and people playfully soaked each other with squirt guns and hoses.

Saturday, June 24

A total of 7,380 riders raised $4.6 million for Roswell Park Cancer Institute at the the Ride for Roswell starting out from the University at Buffalo North Campus on June 24, 2017. The event included a variety of courses - from a 3-mile fun ride to a 102-mile challenge - and then celebrated with awards in Celebration Village.

Saturday, June 24

Hundreds of cyclists met at University at Buffalo North Campus to raise money for Roswell Park's fight against cancer, on June 24, 2017. Riders tackled a variety of courses – from a 3-mile fun ride to a 102-mile challenge – and then celebrated with awards in Celebration Village.

Thursday, June 29

Nichols High school hosted the "Next Level Lax Advanced Girls Lacrosse Camp" and "Between the Pipes Girls Lacrosse Goalie Camp" with some of the best in the game.

Wednesday, June 28

Wednesday, June 28

The 2017 All-Western New York Scholar-Athlete spring sports team consists of 125 winners and 479 who were honorable mention. To be nominated for the team, students must have carried a 90-plus average for the previous six semesters and been a starter or significant player in their spring sport. The scholar-athlete team is open to seniors from Western New York's 100-plus public, Catholic and private schools. They were featured in a News poster page on June 24. More information is available at www.section6.e1b.org.

Wednesday, June 28

Submissions can be emailed to outdoors@buffnews.com and should include name, hometown and particulars of the catch. One photo will be selected as Catch of the Week and be published on the Thursday Outdoors page.

Tuesday, June 27

Lest anyone think he has gone soft, or isn't our favorite skeptic and curmudgeon, Jerry Sullivan compiled a list of things that ... drive him nuts.

Tuesday, June 27

Jim Kelly 2017 football camp has more than 500 participants.

Tuesday, June 27

Former Sabre Dave Andreychuk was elected to the Hall of Fame on June 26, 2017. Here are photos of him from our archives.

Tuesday, June 27

The ninth Borrelli Award was presented at the fourth annual Borrelli Awards banquet for high school lacrosse on Monday.

Tuesday, June 27

Take a look at some of the highlights from local high school sports.

Saturday, June 24

The Sabres drafted Minnesota high school center Casey Mittelstadt eighth overall in Friday's NHL Draft.

Friday, June 23

Athletic field construction: Eden, Williamsville East, Williamsville South, Kenmore West, and Kenmore East

Friday, June 23

The Batavia Muckdogs give a classic taste of Americana in the community of 16,000 every summer. The Short Season Class A minor league team, which began in 1939, is the only founding member of the league still in existence. Opening night brings a good crowd eager to see some baseball, Monday, June 19, 2017.

Tuesday, June 20

Submissions can be emailed to outdoors@buffnews.com and should include name, hometown and particulars of the catch. One photo will be selected Catch of the Week and be published on the Thursday Outdoors page.

Tuesday, June 20

The NHL is switching manufacturers, from Reebok to Adidas, and the Sabres' new jersey will be unveiled on Tuesday, June 20. Here are the uniforms the Sabres have worn over the last few decades.

Saturday, June 17

After winning their series against Lehigh Valley, the Buffalo Bisons headed into a three-day, four-game series against the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Rail Riders. The first was played Friday, June 16.

Friday, June 16

Runners from companies across Western New York gathered in Delaware Park to compete in the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge, an annual 3.5-mile race. See who took part, as well as those who reveled in the post-race festivities on Thursday, June 15, 2017.