It’s hard to imagine. Impossible to understand. To say the Rink family has had a tough year – might be the ultimate understatement. In August of 2017, Pat Rink was diagnosed with metastatic Melanoma. He had surgery to remove the lesion, about 3 1/2 inches on all sides of the lesion, and part of his calf […]
It’s time to celebrate! It’s Fall, Y’all!!!! The Totally Southtowns Fall Festival will have it all – fun for the entire family! With food, bounce houses, shopping, live music and much more – the fest is sure to please everyone. Here is what to expect. THE VENUE The event will be held at the Healthy Zone Ice […]
Sponge Candy is a favorite of Buffalonians. Travel the country and ask for sponge candy and most folks will not have a clue what you’re talking about. It is in the same genre as toffee and can be found anywhere from Great Britain to Scotland to New Zealand, but in America, the main distributors are in Buffalo, […]
Mandi Wahlers was living a happy, wonderful life – until one Sunday afternoon when she realized something was wrong. After a series of tests, Mandi was diagnosed with a type 2 Glioma Brain Tumor. The mother and wife underwent surgery on July 30th where doctors were able to remove 80% of the tumor. Radiation and […]
UPDATE: The van has been located! A call to action has been sent out on Social Media. Susan Cybulski Nardozzi is sharing photos of Eddie – the man who relies on the van that was snatched last night. The van is filled with special equipment needed by the owner’s disabled son. This is the post, “This is […]
Man, I love fall. Sure, summer is gone and the temps are dipping a bit, but there’s something about the cool, crisp air that just feels right. It’s no longer the crazy-busy beginning of the school year, and it’s not quite the hustle and bustle of the Christmas holiday. (Regardless of what retailers seem to […]
As we continue to roll through September – we continue to share stories of children battling cancer. The stories are incredibly sad, heart breaking and unfair. But, it is necessary to continue to share them; to shine a light on them – if we want to see any change. September is Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month […]