Susan Wiggs became fascinated with the influence of the Catholic Church during the 1960s and ’70s. Her new novel, “Wayward Girls,” is inspired by the real-life confinement of teenagers in Catholic reformatories,… Read More »Buffalo Magazine | WNY authors uncover secrets, solve mysteries and more
Riding a bicycle is exhilarating: There’s an initial push to gain momentum, finding equilibrium and then the joy of fast and free movement. But those elements that make biking so exciting may also present obstacles for would-be cyclists.
The aptly-named bakery Buffalo Delights has opened its doors in the University Heights neighborhood. I visited during the soft launch on Easter weekend and found a welcoming atmosphere welcoming and… Read More »Buffalo Delights offers delicious baked goods and breakfast
Family Code Night brings together kids and caregivers to learn about technology in engaging ways. It’s a program of TechBuffalo, a nonprofit dedicated to creating inclusive and accessible technology opportunities in… Read More »Buffalo Magazine | Building connections at Family Code Night
The Buffalo and Erie County Public Library’s Launch Pad Makerspace offers tools and specialized equipment to facilitate learning and creative exploration. Article by Jeremy P. Morlock in the January/February 2025… Read More »Buffalo Magazine | The library’s Makerspace: where creativity can come to life
Article by Jeremy P. Morlock in the November/December edition of Buffalo Magazine. https://buffalo.com/community/strike-the-harp-and-join-the-chorus-at-east-auroras-carolcade/article_6293310e-8b1c-11ef-86c8-8bb434bcd99c.html
Marty Mummert Sign Company in downtown Gettysburg, Pa. Photo by Jeremy P. Morlock. October 12, 2024.
Two years ago, FIRST Robotics Team 424 Rust Belt Robotics didn’t exist. This past spring, they qualified for the FIRST international robotics championship. Article by Jeremy P. Morlock in Buffalo… Read More »Buffalo Magazine | Rustbelt Robotics removes barriers to tech & teamwork
