#scajaquada

Cheers greet Cuomo on goal of reviving Humboldt Parkway area

Governor Cuomo came to the Buffalo Museum of Science to announce local spending by the state for the 2016 - 2017 budget. His biggest announcement was a $6M study to cap a portion of the Kensington Expressway, the highway that severed the East Side from downtown and is the primary cause for its dubious economic decline. Urbanists have been calling for this and other highway improvements for some time now.

Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper presses for Scajaquada Creek Cleanup

For over a year Dan Telvoc of Investigative Post has reported in depth on the contamination of the Scajaquada Creek which has begun to rally the community behind cleaning Buffalo’s most abused waterway. This has prompted Cheektowaga to renew discussions with the state as well as begin creating solutions with Buffalo. Last week Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper held a meeting with a plan about effectively cleaning up the 15-mile long creek.

Jill Jedlicka of Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper helped secure the funding necessary for the cleanup of the Buffalo River, widely cited as a successful environmental cleanup on one of the nations most polluted rivers. Now a detailed attack plan for the Scajaquada Creek is about to be implemented. Using a multi-tiered approach from Lancaster to Buffalo the overall health of the creek will improve at a faster rate even if all of the solutions are not in place yet.

1660 Niagara Street will be Site of New Waterfront Park

Black Rock and Niagara Street will have a new connect to the Buffalo waterfront on the Scajaquada Creek, the smaller of the two main creeks that run through Buffalo. The project, led by Riverkeeper and the Buffalo Niagara Land Trust, will be an integral piece to providing waterfront access all along the Niagara frontier. The opportunity is unique for Black Rock as the neighborhood was completely severed from the waterfront, particularly the Niagara River, the connection to which made Black Rock the only neighborhood that ever challenged Buffalo to be the center of the city.

Leaders Vow Action to Clean Scajaquada Creek

Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper, the Buffalo Sewer Authority, and the Army Corp of Engineers are three organizations that are making initial headway on cleaning up the polluted Scajaquada Creek by finally dredging the Scajaquada Creek between Forest Lawn and Delaware Park, a mandate that has been ignored for over two decades. The Olmsted Parks Conservancy and the city are going to clean the area around the “trash rack” in Delaware Park.

The Scajaquada Initiative: Public Access to a Healthy Urban Waterway

Riverkeeper Monthly Forums is free and open to the public and the next event will be held on Saturday, April 18th from 12PM - 4PM at the Polish Cadets of Buffalo. This time will focus on Riverkeeper’s Scajaquada Initiative which will focus on the reduction of sewage overflows into the creek and increase public access to the waterway. Sign up on the site to join the 1.65 mile walking tour.

why u sneak outside then cry to come back in but then dont come in

can i substitute 1 thumper

is thumper a fluffy dog?

ON SIDE 7 KAI AND HAYATO SMOKED WHATEVER THEY OULD LAY HANDS ON BECAUSE THEY WERE PUNK TEENS BUT KAI THEN LEARNED HOW TO BE COOL FROM SAYLA AND HE ROLLS TIDY JOINTS FROM EVEN THE WORST PAPER BUT HE PROBABLY LIKES SMOKING BLUNTS BEST OF ALL