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34th Annual Corporate Challenge OnTuesday,June24th,

the Elmwood Village As-sociation will kick off the17th Annual Pic-nicintheParkwaySummer ConcertSeries.Theserieswill continue inBidwell Parkwayevery Tuesday eveningthroughAugust12th.TheElmwood Village Picnicin the Parkway SummerConcert Series showcasestalented musicians fromtheBuffaloareainafam-ily-friendlyenvironment. Allshowsarefreetothe

public and run from 7:00pmto9:00pm. The 2014 Concert Se-

rieslineupisasfol-lows: June 24th -BlackRockZydeco;July1st-Aqueous;July 8th - McCar-thyizm; July 15th

- Hayden Fogle and theAmbassadors/The Fresh-water Four; July 22nd -The Informers; July 29th-NevilleFrancisandTheRiddimPosse;August5th- Sol y Sombra; August12th -JohnandMary&theValkyries.

Frank Lloyd Wright’sMartin House and theParkside Community As-sociation bring you theParksideWa l k i n gTour onSaturday,June14th.The two-hourguid-ed walk-ing tourbegins at10:00am,rainorshine. Thewalkiseasyandlei-surelypaced.Highlightedby Frank Lloyd Wright’sDarwin Martin House,

the Pierce Arrow show-room, and Tiffany win-dowsoftheChurchoftheGood Shepherd, Parkside

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will sponsor a HouseholdHazardous Waste Day onSaturday,June28th,2014from 9:00 am to 2:00 pmat Honeywell SpecialtyMaterials, located at 20Peabody Street (off ElkStreet near Smith StreetexitoffI-190). During this event, theDepartment of PublicWorks will collect house-hold items which are no

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Household Hazardous Waste Day and household chemicals/cleaners,oil-basedpaints,spraycans,paintthinner,stripperandsolvents,bat-teries, oil, gasoline, kero-seneandantifreeze,tires,electronicwasteandfluo-rescentlightbulbs. All items will be dis-posedor recycled ina re-sponsible, environmental-ly safe manner. For moreinformation,pleasecall311or851-4890.

Parkside Walking Tour

HNBBA Monthly Meeting TheHertelNorthBuf-faloBusinessAssociationwill hold their monthlymeetingintheiroffice,lo-catedat1510HertelAv-

enue, on Tuesday, June10th, 2014. The meetingbegins promptly at 6:00p.m.Allareinvitedandwelcometoattend.

The National AcademyFoundation has beennamed as the beneficiaryfor the 34th running oftheJ.P.MorganCorporateChallenge®inBuffalo. The Corporate Chal-lenge, an annual celebra-

tion of workplace fitness,camaraderie and team-work,willbeheldinDela-ware Park on Thursday,June19th,witha6:45pmracestart.Arecordcrowdof nearly 13,000 runnersfrommore than400com-

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Marco's Deli ......................1744 Hertel AvenueMustachio's Pizza ......... 2701 Elmwood AvenueNorth Buffalo Community Center ...............203 Sanders RoadNorth Buffalo Dental ........1600 Hertel AvenueNorth Park Library..............975 Hertel AvenuePainted Lady Consignment ............... 3147 Delaware AvenueParker Pharmacy ..............1388 Hertel AvenueParkside Community Center ................................... 2318 Main StreetPlaka Restaurant ........ 2904 Delaware AvenueRealty USA .......................2427 Sheridan DriveSandy's Sewing .................1440 Hertel AvenueScissors..............................1497 Hertel AvenueShadow Lounge ................1504 Hertel AvenueTC Jr’s ......................... 2941 Delaware AvenueTerries Workout Center .....1473 Hertel AvenueThe Palms ................... 3054 Delaware AvenueTheater Apts................. 1065 Kenmore AvenueVanity Salon......................1413 Hertel AvenueWesselman's Inc ............. 564 Colvin BoulevardWestern New York Dental Group ...................1354 Amherst StreetWellington Pub .................1541 Hertel Avenue

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A community forum,“A Conversation on theFuture of Gates Circle”,will be held on Monday,June9thfrom6-8pmin-side the Burchfield Pen-ney Art Center, 1300Elmwood Avenue on theBuffalo State Collegecampus.Theeventisopentothepublic. Attendeesattheforumwill hear from the devel-opment team and have achance to view and com-mentontheproposedsiteplan and project render-ings. The program willbe led by representativesfrom TM Montante De-velopmentandbyRobertShibley and BradshawHoveyoftheUBRegional

Institute, which was re-cently hired byTMMon-tante Development toassist in shaping the de-velopment vision and inengaging the communityin important discussionsregardingtheproject. TMMontanteDevelop-mentwasselectedas thedesignated developer forthe 10-acre site late lastyear.Initialplanscallfora $63 million mixed-usedevelopment, includinga $28 million campus forCanterbury Woods, theregion’s premier retire-ment living community,and a series of mixed-use facilities, includingmarket-rate and for-saleresidential options, retail

and a community healthand wellness center. Theprojectwillalsofeatureanumberofgreenandsus-tainabledesignelements,includingameaningfulso-larcomponentasasourceof alternative energy, aswell as significant greenspace.Thecompanyplanstostartconstructionnextyear. As part of the proj-ect,TMMontantewillbeopening a constructionoffice near Gates Circleinthecomingweeks,andwill eventually move thecompany’s headquarterstotheGatesCirclesite. For more informationcall716-876-8899orvisitwww.tmmontante.com.

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The eight area YMCABuffaloNiagaralocationswill be collect-ingoldwornandtattered flagsreadyforretire-ment June 8th– 13th, 2014.Flags will betaken to ForestLawnCemeteryon Saturday,June 14th forproper retire-ment.Flagscanbe donated atanyYMCABuf-faloNiagarabranch:• Delaware (open 6:00am-9:30pm)–2564Dela-wareAve.,NorthBuffalo• William-Emslie (open7:00am–9:00pm)–585WilliamStreet,Buffalo

• Ken-Ton (open 6:00 am–9:30pm)–535Belmont

Ave,Kenmore• Lancaster (open 8:00am-5:00pm)–31CentralAve.,Lancaster•NiagaraFalls(open5:00am–10:00pm)–1317Por-tageRd.,NiagaraFalls

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