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- Good morning, Buffalo - Buffalo News
- Taking it to the streets - Daily Independent
- Oak Creek police seize 1,500 pot plants - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Man given 8 years for his part in robbery death - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Red Line Oil Launches New Website - Biloxi Sun Herald
| Good morning, Buffalo - Buffalo News Posted: 05 Sep 2009 03:02 AM PDT Share this story: A sunny, warm day is on tap, and a cloudless, cool night will cap it off. The high temperature should reach 76 degrees. The skies will remain crystal clear by nightfall, with temperatures dipping into the upper 50s. • • • Last chance for outdoor theater. The Hamburg Theatre Under the Stars' presentation of "Picnic," gets under way at 7 p.m. today and Sunday at Memorial Park, Lake and Union streets, Hamburg. • • • With lofty expectations, the University at Buffalo Bulls open their season today Sept. 5 at the University of Texas-El Paso. Game time is 9 p.m. UB is a 4.5-point underdog. • • • State Sen. Antoine M. Thompson, D-Buffalo, will host the Community Leaders and Stakeholders Breakfast at 8:30 a.m. in McKinley High School, 1500 Elmwood Ave. The free event will also include presentations by guest speakers, including Judges James McCloud, Craig Hannah and Deborah Givens, as well as a representative of the Erie County district attorney's office. For more information, call 854-8705 • • • Great Big Sea with Kathleen Edwards and Jeremy Fisher wrap up the season for Buffalo Place Rocks the Harbor, at the Erie Canal Harbor Wharf. All tickets are $10 per day in advance, or $20 per day at the gate. Doors open at 5 p.m. • • • Get your fill of nyuk-nyuks and outrageous slapstick and one-liners courtesy of Larry, Moe and Curly at the annual Stoogefest, beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the Riviera Theatre, 67 Webster St., North Tonawanda. Admission for adults is $8 and $5 for children younger than 13. • • • The Ontario House Jazz Reunion, a free outdoor music festival that celebrates this legendary jazz joint, will take place in Niagara Falls from noon to 8:30 p.m. Appearing are the Ron Corsaro Septet, Chu Nero Quartet and tenor saxophonist Don Menza. Find your groove at the corner of Main Street and Ontario Avenue, the former location of the late and great Ontario House. • • • A clock that was installed this week outside the Bank of Akron branch at Clarence Center and Goodrich roads will be dedicated at noon in honor of those who died in Continental Flight 3407 crash back in February. Tim Pazda of the Clarence Community Association said the small plot of land on which the clock was erected was donated to the town by the Bank of Akron. Funds for the purchase and installation of the clock were raised by those who sponsored red banners on telephone poles along town and county roads in Clarence. Among those scheduled to attend the dedication ceremony are first responders and law enforcement from the area, as well as Clarence Supervisor Scott Bylewski and Bank of Akron president E. Peter Forrestal II. • • • The Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station will be supporting the Canadian International Air Show in a unique way this year. The base, which is home to the Air Force Reserve 914th Airlift Wing and the New York Air National Guard's 107th Airlift Wing, is hosting the F-22 Raptor Demonstration Team, whose members are performing at the air show in Toronto this weekend. "Staging our performance out of Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station allows us to showcase the Raptor to our Canadian allies. Without the support of Niagara Falls ARS this demonstration would not be possible," said Maj. Dave Skalicky, F-22 Demonstration Team pilot and commander. • • • Put on your dancing shoes and get your hips swiveling for the Hispanic Music Festival, which continues from noon to 10 p.m. tonight in LaSalle Park. The free Labor Day weekend event features live music, food, amusements and ends with a fireworks display. It is being sponsored by Panorama Hispano and the Raul & Toni Vazquez Foundation. • • • Time Travelers of Western New York will rev up its 20th annual Olcott Beach Classic Car Show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Krull Park on East Main Street in Olcott Beach. The event will feature classic cars, as well as late-model vehicles, sport compacts, trucks and motorcycles. In the past, more than 800 vehicles were registered in the show. The free event will also feature automotive vendors, music and prizes. A portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit the Ronald McDonald House of Buffalo.  Log into MyBuffalo to post a comment  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Taking it to the streets - Daily Independent Posted: 05 Sep 2009 02:48 AM PDT Published: September 05, 2009 12:12 am Taking it to the streets Main Street event attracting those from out of town By TIM PRESTON - The IndependentASHLAND — Downtown Ashland hosted many first-time visitors and local residents alike during a perfect late-summer evening for September's First Friday Art Walk and Downtown Live event. The combination of classic and custom cars along with one-of-a-kind artwork and downtown dining options received nothing less than enthusiastic reviews from everyone involved. As Jerry Jeff Lewis, Ed Riffe, Tony Maynard and "Kentucky" John Hall began their musical performance as members of The Thrillbillys, visitors wound their way around a staggering variety of machines ranging from a 1903 Oldsmobile Surrey to a new Bentley coupe, multiple models of Corvette, practically every Chevrolet imaginable, renovated pickup trucks, custom hot rods and a vintage VW Squareback. Several downtown businesses that had previously been closed during the monthly gathering also opened their doors for the September's First Friday event, attracting many new customers who said they had previously been unaware of the different items and services available. "This is third time I've come to this part of the event," said Roger Williams, who drove his 1981 Chevrolet Impala from McDermott, Ohio, to Winchester Avenue to participate in the automotive cruise-in added to the 2009 First Friday schedule. An automotive enthusiast at heart, Williams said he also enjoyed visiting the artists' studios at the Pendleton Art Center in addition to looking at the classic vehicles and talking to other car owners. "We went to the art show. My wife bought several things and we went out to dinner," he said with a smile, noting he appreciates the variety of activities and sights Ashland has to offer. "Without the cruise-in, I would have never seen all of this." Carla Miller of Russell drove a 1925 T-Bucket to the cruise-in, and expressed her surprise at the number of people who were present on the street despite competition from local football games and Labor Day related events. "I think it's great. It takes a while for things like this to catch on and I think the word is out on these cars," Miller said. "Now that I've seen what's here and visited the museum, the art gallery and the Upstairs Gallery ... I wouldn't have seen those places without this." Sweet harmonies and musical accompaniment echoed from inside the front door at Thoroughbred Agency as Erica Berry and Four Grain performed a cover of a song by progressive acoustic musicians Nickel Creek. Outside the insurance company office, Gordon Robson of Canada admired the variety of automotive art on display. "This is excellent — with the great weather and cars ... just fantastic," he said. Main Street Director Danny Craig couldn't suppress his enthusiasm for the crowd and the excitement on the downtown streets. "Dang, this is awesome," Craig said as he surveyed the crowd and shook hands with friends as they passed by. "This keeps growing and getting better. I think we have found the formula for combing the arts and the love affair people have with antique cars, motorcycles and fun. And, we've had perfect weather every time. I have to give God praise for the perfect weather." Inside the Pendleton, artists Jennifer Hamilton and Rhonda Pennington said they have noticed increased traffic inside the art center, and hope the greater number of visitors will soon translate to increased sales at their studio. 
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| Oak Creek police seize 1,500 pot plants - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Posted: 04 Sep 2009 12:57 PM PDT 3-year-old boy recovering from dog attack Store robbed Saturday morning on Mitchell St. Three men wounded in two separate shootings overnight Germantown police investigating explosion in light pole Veterans board requests broad audit of agency Mercury Marine union approves concessions Central Wisconsin to get new area code UWM withdraws Pieces of Eight site proposal J.L. French will seek new business opportunities, CEO says Oak Creek police seize 1,500 pot plants Shorewood man agrees to plea bargain in Kiefer death U.S. job losses moderate; jobless rate at 9.7% Man given 8 years for his part in robbery death Beer ads dropped from UW football broadcasts New Berlin roundabout is city's most dangerous intersection Metavante sale expected to close Oct. 1 Dad accused of leaving infant in hot tub charged with felonies Minnesota signs Sessions to 4-year, $16 million offer Mother, child escape rollover wreck on W. National Ave. DeBraska won't be jailed before sentencing Wauwatosa schools won't air Obama speech live Beer may soon flow again at Blue Ribbon Hall Hard times in River Hills? Ice cream social canceled Police say ex-con tries to ram detective's vehicle Suspects detained in robbery, shooting  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Man given 8 years for his part in robbery death - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Posted: 04 Sep 2009 09:37 AM PDT 3-year-old boy recovering from dog attack Store robbed Saturday morning on Mitchell St. Three men wounded in two separate shootings overnight Germantown police investigating explosion in light pole Veterans board requests broad audit of agency Mercury Marine union approves concessions Central Wisconsin to get new area code UWM withdraws Pieces of Eight site proposal J.L. French will seek new business opportunities, CEO says Oak Creek police seize 1,500 pot plants Shorewood man agrees to plea bargain in Kiefer death U.S. job losses moderate; jobless rate at 9.7% Man given 8 years for his part in robbery death Beer ads dropped from UW football broadcasts New Berlin roundabout is city's most dangerous intersection Metavante sale expected to close Oct. 1 Dad accused of leaving infant in hot tub charged with felonies Minnesota signs Sessions to 4-year, $16 million offer Mother, child escape rollover wreck on W. National Ave. DeBraska won't be jailed before sentencing Wauwatosa schools won't air Obama speech live Beer may soon flow again at Blue Ribbon Hall Hard times in River Hills? Ice cream social canceled Police say ex-con tries to ram detective's vehicle Suspects detained in robbery, shooting This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Red Line Oil Launches New Website - Biloxi Sun Herald Posted: 04 Sep 2009 09:01 AM PDT BENICIA, Calif., Sept. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Red Line Synthetic Oil Corp. has launched an all-new website that provides news, technical details, feature stories and detailed product information. The new site, RedLineOil.com, is an exhaustive online resource dedicated to helping consumers protect their vehicles with the highest-quality synthetic lubricants on the market. "Whether they drive a road car, race car, truck, or motorcycle, we're dedicated to providing our customers with the finest motor oil, gear oil and additives in the world," explains Cameron Evans, Red Line Director of Sales and Marketing. "We have always gone a step further to provide convenience, product quality, and selection and the new website is just one more tool we can use to help our customers. More than just a product showcase, the new site features some of the most in-depth technical information ever presented." The new website also features several all-new Red Line products, including 0W20, 0W30 and 0W40 synthetic motor oils that feature excellent cold-temperature flow at start-up and reduced friction across a wide range of operating conditions. A detailed product guide complete with technical white papers, videos and technical stories makes researching and choosing the right synthetic easy, and online shopping on the site allows for streamlined, factory direct orders A complete list of authorized dealers and distributors is also available as well as wholesale resources for Red Line re-sellers.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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