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Ride for Roswell
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Ride for Roswell, which has several route options and is open to cyclists of all abilities with all types of bikes.
Ride Day! The 44-mile
Canada route and 26-mile
Canalside route leave leave
from Roswell Park. All others will start and finish on
UB’s North Campus. With
routes ranging from three
to 100 miles, cyclists of all
abilities and with all kinds
of bikes can do The Ride.
Many cancer survivors and
patients are in our rider
ranks.
Not a rider? Can’t make
it to UB? Fundraise as a
virtual rider! Many volunteers, patients, survivors, or
riders who are out of town
or have a previous commitment show their dedication
by becoming virtual riders.
No matter how you
choose to participate, you
can be part of history at
the 20th anniversary Ride
For Roswell.
For more information
visit rideforroswell.org.
Wines in the Wild Coming to the Zoo
The Pro Zoo Board and
the Women’s Board will
host the annual Wines in
the Wild event at the Buffalo Zoo on Wednesday,
July 22nd from 6 pm to 9
pm. The event will take
place rain or shine.
A variety of food and
dessert
items,
wines,
beers, and specialty services vendors will be featured. Live music and
visits from some favorite
animal ambassadors will
Thursday, may 14
Partly Cloudy
High 68°
Low 50°
highlight the evening.
Enjoy a balmy summer
evening in one of the most
Friday, may 15
PM Showers
High 70°
Low 58°
unique
environments
around while you try your
luck at fantastic basket
and silent auctions.
Tickets are $45 in advance or $55 at the door
and include all food and
beverage tastings. All
ticket sales benefit the
Zoo’s Adopt an Animal
program. Guests MUST
BE 21 years or older.
For tickets or more information on the event,
visit buffalozoo.org.
Saturday, may 16
Thunderstorms
High 76°
Low 58°
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Vol. XLVI ISSUE No. 20 • Thursday, May 14, 2015
20th Anniversary
The 20th Anniversary
Ride for Roswell will take
place on Saturday, June
27th. The weekend will
kick off on Friday, June
26th with the inspirational
and emotional Celebration
of Hope, a rally against
cancer and a celebration of
survivors, patients, and the
Roswell Park heroes fighting for a cure. The event is
free and open to the public.
The next morning is
COMMUNITY NEWS
SUNDAY, may 17
Isolated T-storms
High 84°
Low 64°
Healthy Buffalo to
Hold Tournament
Healthy Buffalo’s entire
spring season will officially wrap up this Saturday,
May 16th, with the first
ever
Tournament
of Champions
at the North
Buffalo Community Center, 203 Sanders Rd. The tentative schedule
is as follows:
4:00 pm: Kid’s Clinic
for boys and girls ages 812, hosted by PeacePlayers
International
co-founder
Sean Tuohey. Registration
is $10 and all participants
will receive a custom-made
Healthy Buffalo jersey. 5:30 pm: Toon Squad
(Champions League A) vs.
Slime (Champions League
B) ; 6:30 pm: Western University (APEX A) vs. Al’s
Barbershop (NBCC A); 7:30
pm: Three-point Shootout; 8:00 pm: Women’s Championship/All-Star
Game; 9:00 pm: $1000
Tournament of
Champions
Finale.
Admission
to the event
is $3. Food
and refreshments will be
available. Healthy Buffalo
gear will be for sale, and
registration will be open for
all summer leagues. A raffle will be held for a LeBron
James jersey donated by
Quicken Loans Arena.
Volunteers are needed
for the event. All volunteers receive a free t-shirt.
Contact [email protected].
For more information
visit healthybuffalo.org.
Tours Offered for Sacred
Sites Open House Weekend
New York Landmarks
Conservancy’s Fifth Annual Sacred Sites Open
House Weekend takes
place this Saturday and
Sunday.
The Buffalo Religious
Arts Center (formerly St.
Francis Xavier Church),
157 East St. will offer free
tours on Saturday, May
16th from 11 am to 3 pm.
Call 481-2350 or visit buffaloreligiousarts.org.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, 724 Delaware
Ave., will offer free tours
on Sunday, May 17th from
noon to 2 pm. Call 884-9437
or visit wpcbuffalo.org.
The Buffalo Religious Arts Center is one of the landmarks in the Sacred Sites Open House Weekend.
MONDAY, may 18
Scattered T-storms
High 80°
Low 53°
tuesDAY, may 19
Partly Cloudy
High 65°
Low 43°
wednesDAY, may 20
Mostly Sunny
High 67°
Low 46°
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Cloudy Memory’s
Silver Lining
Perhaps subconsciously
honoring her own late Hazel, who left far too soon,
First Mate honors Mothers’
Day like the reconstructed
Scrooge. She cleans out
card racks, selecting messages for virtually every
mother she knows, relatives, friends, fellow covered-bridge fanatics. She
may single-handedly yank
the Postal Service back
from bankruptcy.
Now, a bittersweet event
adds another mother to the
roll.
For almost our entire 25
years at this address, she’s
watched a woman walk a
dog around the block, first
one, then another, now a
breathtakingly beautiful
beast Rocket Man could
call Silver Cloud.
Silver Cloud would look
our way and wag but her
mistress has wanted no
part of us. Every time she
passed she would pull Silver Cloud more tightly to
her and purposefully look
away, maybe even cross
the street. We’ve no idea
why she would so shun
us. Rocket Man suspects
it might stem from one
long-ago afternoon when
an earlier dog, and one of
ours, engaged in a friendly waste-water shootout
through her chain link
fence. Rocket Man laughed.
They didn’t.
Recently, Silver Cloud
has orbited far more frequently, three or four times
a day, sometimes at intervals of only a few minutes.
Then one day Silver
Cloud came around the corner with someone else at
the other end of the leash,
the woman’s son, who responded to a wave by coming over to chat, the dog the
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First mate mentioned the
frequency of recent passages. He said with a sigh
that his Mom was “getting
pretty forgetful,” and sort
of asked us to keep an eye
on her. He, too, was at a
loss to estimate why she
held us in such disdain.
Monday,
the
earth
moved. As she passed, she
turned, waved and said
“hi.” Silver Cloud almost
shuddered with excitement. Next day, First Mate
went out to the street and
they had a long visit about
the dog and other matters.
And Silver Cloud’s mistress said, “My memory
isn’t what it used to be.”
When she returned,
Rocket Man asked, “What
on EARTH is going on?!”
“I believe,” said First
Mate, “that she has forgotten that she doesn’t like
us.”
‘tis true. She’s stopped
a couple more times since.
First Mate grazed the petfood aisle and picked up
some treats for the dog,
who is fiddle-fit and three
degrees beyond adorable.
And Rocket Man got to
thinking how wonderful it
would be if, for a blinking
moment, we could all have
old and certainly foolish
grudges wiped from the
slate. Surely her overall
prognosis is a matter of
concern and we will, indeed, monitor her movements closely. But for now,
Happy Mother’s Day, it’s
nice to have her back.
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Affinity Salon.................................... 3060 Delaware Avenue
Bella Mia Chocolate Shop.......................1096 Hertel Avenue
Bob & John’s Pizzeria ............................1545 Hertel Avenue
Cafe Allegro............................................1374 Hertel Avenue
Caramici's ...............................................1501 Hertel Avenue
Caruso's Food .........................................1212 Hertel Avenue
Century 21 ..............................................1705 Hertel Avenue
Corner Store ..................................... 2815 Delaware Avenue
Daddio’s Pizzeria. ..................................1247 Hertel Avenue
Dash’s Supermarket...............................1770 Hertel Avenue
Delaware YMCA................................ 2564 Delaware Avenue
European Continental Hair Design ... 1129 Kenmore Avenue
First Niagara Bank............................2141 Elmwood Avenue
First Niagara Bank.................................1726 Hertel Avenue
Frank's Sunny Italy........................... 2491 Delaware Avenue
Gallagher Printing .................................1249 Hertel Avenue
Ginnane Funeral Home.................... 3215 Delaware Avenue
Gloria J. Parks Community Ctr ...................3242 Main Street
Hertel News & Tobacco Shop ..................1416 Hertel Avenue
Hertel Park Senior Apartments ..............1631 Hertel Avenue
Hertel Parker Liquors.............................1859 Hertel Avenue
Imagine Salon........................................1527 Hertel Avenue
Johnny’s Meats.......................................1191 Hertel Avenue
Kenmore Bowling..............................1691 Kenmore Avenue
Key Bank ...........................................Delaware/Hertel Plaza
Knights of Columbus..........................1530 Kenmore Avenue
Korona Jewelers .....................................1588 Hertel Avenue
Lake Effect Diner........................................3165 Main Street
Lonestar Fajita Grill ...............................1857 Hertel Avenue
Marco's Deli............................................1744 Hertel Avenue
Mustachio's Pizza...............................2701 Elmwood Avenue
North Buffalo Community Ctr................... 203 Sanders Road
North Buffalo Dental..............................1600 Hertel Avenue
North Park Library ...................................975 Hertel Avenue
Painted Lady Consignment............... 3147 Delaware Avenue
Parker Pharmacy....................................1388 Hertel Avenue
Parkside Community Center.......................2318 Main Street
Plaka Restaurant.............................. 2904 Delaware Avenue
Realty USA............................................ 2427 Sheridan Drive
Sandy's Sewing.......................................1440 Hertel Avenue
Scissors ...................................................1497 Hertel Avenue
Shadow Lounge......................................1504 Hertel Avenue
Taste of Thai ...........................................1460 Hertel Avenue
TC Jr’s............................................... 2941 Delaware Avenue
Terries Workout Center...........................1473 Hertel Avenue
The Palms......................................... 3054 Delaware Avenue
Theater Apts ......................................1065 Kenmore Avenue
Vanity Salon ...........................................1413 Hertel Avenue
Wesselman's Inc................................... 564 Colvin Boulevard
Western New York Dental Group...........1354 Amherst Street
Wellington Pub.......................................1541 Hertel Avenue
West side
Baptist Manor.......................................276 Linwood Avenue
Between Yesterday & Tomorrow .....................88 Grant Street
Buffalo State College.........................1300 Elmwood Avenue
Dibble Hardware..................................... 262 W Ferry Street
Buffalo Public Library ............................... Niagara at Porter
CWJ Lock & Key ..................................................183 Forest Ave
Concerned Ecumenical Ministry.............286 Lafayette Avenue
Casa di Pizza .......................................477 Elmwood Avenue
Corner Store ...................................................Forest & Grant
Delaware Apartments ...................... 1217 Delaware Avenue
Elmwood Square Apts .........................505 Elmwood Avenue
Ferry Street Laundry ........................... 277 West Ferry Street
Frontier Liquor & Beverage Ctr ....................121 Grant Street
First Niagara Bank................................Elmwood at W. Utica
M&T Bank....................................................130 Grant Street
Paiden International .....................................81 Grant Street
Santasiero's Restaurant.........................1329 Niagara Street
Timon Towers ................................... 1015 Delaware Avenue
Trinity Tower Apartments........................33 Linwood Avenue
West Market.............................................. 1032 West Avenue
West Side Community Center .................... Vermont at Fargo
YWCA..................................................................Grant Street
riverside
AmVets..........................................................25 Review Place
Black Rock Beverage ................................538 Hertel Avenue
Boys & Girls Club.................................. 54 Riverdale Avenue
D District Police Station............................669 Hertel Avenue
Gambino's Liquor....................................340 Amherst Street
Fast Stop Food Mart ..................................236 Military Road
First Niagara ...........................................201 Amherst Street
M&T Bank...........................................788 Tonawanda Street
Nickel City Bottle Return........................2209 Niagara Street
Northwest Buffalo Community Ctr ....................155 Lawn Avenue
Riverside Cafe............................................Tonawanda Street
Riverside Marketplace ........................740 Tonawanda Street
Roland Cannizzaro Insurance Agency......... 432 Amherst Street
Tops Market .............................................385 Amherst Street
West Hertel Liquor....................................699 Hertel Avenue
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BUFFALO ROCKET ISSUE 20
PAGE Edward Porto Honored with
Sign on Connecticut Street
Mayor Brown and Council Member Rivera unveil
“Ed Porto Way” with members of the Porto Family.
Mayor Byron Brown and
Niagara District Council
Member David Rivera unveiled the newly minted
“Edward Porto Way” on
Connecticut Street between Fargo and Prospect
venues on Monday, May
11th. Mayor Brown and
Council Member Rivera
were joined by members
of the Porto family and
friends of Edward Porto.
The trailblazing sign,
affixed to a city light pole
at 307 Connecticut Street,
will remind all those who
pass of Ed Porto’s dedication to the West Side.
Ed founded the Amici
Lodge #255 Order Italian Sons & Daughters of
America, located at 299
Connecticut Street for
over 38 years. He also cofounded the St. Anthony
Italian Festival, which was
celebrated on Connecticut
Street for over 13 years before moving to its current
location on Hertel Avenue.
“Ed Porto was an origi-
nal West Side booster”
Rivera stated, “and we
continue to see that Porto
support of the West Side
today as his wife and family members still live in the
neighborhood and work at
community organizations
on the West Side.”
Rivera added, “Edward
Porto Way will serve in
honor of Ed’s service to the
West Side and Buffalo and
a reminder to his family
and friends of the lasting
impact he had on this community.”
Edward Porto was born
May 11, 1938 and was a
lifelong resident of Buffalo
until his passing in 2008. He served as an Army Reservist until 1958 when he
was honorably discharged. Married to his wife
Danette for 46 years, he
was a father to Debbie,
Phil, and Judy, grandfather to Danielle, Rena,
Danette, Sean, and Cara
and great grandfather to
Justin and Anthony.
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Pirates Over Braves
Joe Cheman had two big
hits, including a two run
homerun in the first inning
and struck out five batters
over two innings to help
lead the Pirates to a 6-0
shutout of the Braves this
past Saturday in Shoshone
Park.
The win kept the Pirates undefeated at 3-0 in
the Second Minors Division
and gave the Braves their
first loss in the season. The
young pitcher helped his
own cause on the mound,
giving his team an early 2-0
lead with his first homerun
of the season. Then in the
fourth, his triple extended
the Pirate lead while two
other Pirate pitchers kept
the basepaths empty.
The Brewers, Marlins
and Padres rounded out the
division and will get their
chance to face the Pirates
soon. Most of the players
are up from the Rookie Division from last season and
are now facing live pitching instead of the use of a
pitching machine.
On Saturday, Sal Genco
scored the winning run with
the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth inning as
the Mets rallied to upend
the Cardinals, 9-8. The Nationals defeated the Reds 62 to remain undefeated and
the Cubs picked up their
first win of the year with a
6-3 win over the Giants.
MacKenzie Kelly-Parker
and the Rockies got a jumpstart on the top of the Major Pony Division with a big
win over the Dodgers. The
defending champ Cardinals are a game behind at
2-l, led by Anna Gardner
and Ellie Robertson. Jordin
Flynn and Emma Foster of
the Dodgers will give both
teams some headaches
with their fine pitching and
defense in weeks to come.
In Minor Pony, the Blue
Jays are 3-0 already and
lead a six team division.
That’s up two teams from
last season with the addition of the A’s and the Orioles.
In Rookie Pony, the team
to beat is the Rebels. Jasmin Barlow led the team
to a win over the Angels on
Opening Day. Amelia Cline
led the Lil Devils to their
first win and the Shamrocks rounded out the division where no team really
walks away sad about losing.
In First Minors, Zane
Schenck hit his first homerun ever to lead the Tigers
over the Yankees. Bryce
Thomas pitched two scoreless innings, striking out
six Angels. Hunter Potts
hit a solo homerun to lead
the A’s, 9-6.
Getting off to a good start
makes for a better season
for any player. Games have
been low scoring and competitive, and on Saturdays
as many as 20 games can
be played over a full day.
No matter which diamond
you choose, baseball and
softball are in full swing in
North Buffalo.
The Buffalo Rocket will
print these columns on a
space available basis. A contact is in the Park for most
game days. Every effort is
made to get accurate scores
and use the league web site:
www.hnpybl/eteamz.com.
Email [email protected] for your
game reports.
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by Joe Bortz
This Week’s Category: Read it in the Rocket
1. What was the former name of the Buffalo Religious Arts Center?
2. How much are eggs this week at Johnny’s?
3. What was the name of the dog Rocketman refers to in this week’s column?
4. Who is undefeated in the Second Minors in the Hertel North Park Youth Baseball League?
5. Who is the pet of the week?
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the correctly answered entries we receive each week, on the Wednesday
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are not eligible to win more than one time per month.
Last Week’s Answers:
1. The Taste of Buffalo started in 1984.
2. The Erie County Fair has been held in Erie county for 176 years.
3. The Italian community holds its annual festival on Hertel Avenue.
4. The Puerto Rican community celebrates its festival on Niagara Street.
5. The Greek community celebrates its festival on Utica Street.
Week of THURSDAY, may 14, 2015
The Breast Cancer
Network of Western New
York will hold their monthly meeting at its Bella Moglie building, 3297 Walden
Ave., Depew (just east of
Transit Rd) at 6 pm, Tuesday June 9th. For Meeting
Reservations contact the
Breast Cancer Network of
WNY at 706-0060 or email
[email protected]. Breast Cancer Network
of Western New York also
offers ongoing Quality of
Life classes which include
watercolor, zumba, tai chi,
exercise and a book club. Call Sharon at 759-1176 for
more information.
CCE Erie County
Master Gardeners’ Plant
Sale will be held on Friday,
May 29th from 9 am to 4
pm and Saturday, May 30th
from 9 am to 2 pm at the
Central Park United Methodist Church, 216 Beard
Avenue, Buffalo.
Don’t miss this opportunity to obtain great plants
at great prices! The sale
includes a choice selection
of sun and shade perennials, natives, herbs, annuals, shrubs and vegetables
direct from the gardens of
Cornell Cooperative Extention Master Gardener
volunteers as well as some
donated plants from area
horticultural businesses.
Master Gardeners will be
on hand throughout the
sale providing advice on selecting and growing plants.
Funds raised at this annual event help support
Master Gardener outreach
programs in local communities. The
Massachusetts
Ave.
Project
Spring
Seedling Sale is held
Saturdays from 10 am to
noon and Tuesdays from
4 pm to 6 pm at the MAP
farm stand, 389 Massachusetts Ave., Buffalo. Herbs,
cherry tomatoes, and assorted vegetables are avail-
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able. All proceeds benefit
the MAP Growing Green
Urban Farm. For more information call 882-5327 or
visit mass-ave.org. Seedlings can be purchased with
SNAP.
2015 Spring Bulk
Trash Collection Schedule: Delaware District May 31st; North District
- June 7th; University District - June 14th.
The Matt Urban Center has contracted with
the City of Buffalo to provide up to $5,000 for closing cost and down payment
assistance for moderate
and low-income first time
homebuyers purchasing a
single family home in the
city of Buffalo. In addition,
three homes on Fillmore
Ave. and S. Ryan St.will
be renovated and offered
to first time homebuyers
with qualifying income.
Interested parties should
contact Lee Bender at 8937222 x 220 or [email protected].
St. John’s-Grace Episcopal Church will host
an
interdenominational
service for Memorial Day
on Monday, May 25th at
10 am. The service, filled
with moving language,
music, and ritual, is designed to honor those who
have died for the American
values of freedom, equality, justice,and community.
The service will conclue at the War Memorial
across the street from the
church, with an a cappella
chorus of over 70 people
singing “Amazing Grace.”
All members of the
community are invited to
attend.
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AUNGST - C. William, M.D. Of
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11, 2015. Beloved husband; devoted father; fond stepfather; cherished
grandfather; adored great-grandfather; loving son; dear brother; also
survived by relatives and friends.
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CASSENTI - Mary V. (nee D’Amico)
Of Tonawanda, entered into rest May
10, 2015. Beloved wife; devoted
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adored great-grandmother; loving
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McNERNEY - Irene M. Of Buffalo,
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sister; also survived by relatives and
friends. Arrangements by LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Northtowns
Chapel), 885 Niagara Falls Blvd.
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NICOSIA - Janette (nee Cimino) Of
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2015. Beloved wife; devoted mother;
cherished grandmother and greatgrandmother; loving daughter; dear
sister; also survived by relatives and
friends. Arrangements by LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Northtowns
Chapel), 885 Niagara Falls Blvd.
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HAKES - Ryan David Of Tonawanda, entered into rest May 8, 2015.
Beloved son; devoted brother; loving grandson; cherished nephew;
also survived by relatives and many
friends. Arrangements by LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Northtowns Chapel), 885 Niagara Falls
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DANIELS - Donald J. Jr. Of
Tonawanda, entered into rest May
7, 2015. Beloved husband; loving father; cherished grandfather;
adored great-grandfather; loving
son; dear brother; also survived by
relatives and friends. Arrangements
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HOME (Northtowns Chapel), 885
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UHL - Andrew J. Of Tonawanda, entered into rest May 5, 2015. Beloved
husband; devoted father; cherished
grandfather and great-grandfather;
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SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS
INDEX NO. 806465/2014
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF ERIE
Plaintiff designates Erie County as the place of trial situs of real property
OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, Plaintiff,
vs.
THE HEIRS AND DISTRIBUTEES OF THE ESTATE OF LEIGH SANTOS, if living, and if they be dead, any and all persons unknown to plaintiff,
claiming, or who may claim to have an interest in, or general or specific lien upon the real property described in this action; such unknown persons being
herein generally described and intended to be included in the following designation, namely: the wife, widow, husband, widower, heirs at law, next of kin,
descendants, executors, administrators, devisees, legatees, creditors, trustees, committees, lienors, and assignees of such deceased, any and all persons deriving interest in or lien upon, or title to said real property by, through or under them, or either of them, and their respective wives, widows, husbands, widowers, heirs at law, next of kin, descendants, executors,administrators, devisees, legatees, creditors, trustees, committees, lienors and assigns, all of whom and
whose names, except as stated, are unknown to plaintiff; PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA “JOHN DOE #1”
through “JOHN DOE #12,” the last twelve names being fictitious and unknown to plaintiff, the persons or parties intended being the tenants, occupants,
persons or corporations, if any, having or claiming an interest in or lien upon the premises, described in the complaint, Defendants. MORTGAGED PREMISES: 504 Plymouth Street, Buffalo, NY 14213 Section: 99.5 Block: 6 Lot: 22
To the above-named Defendants: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer or, if the
complaint is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the Plaintiff ’s Attorney within 20 days after service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service (or within 30 days after service is complete if this summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York) in
the event the United States of America is made a party defendant, the time to answer for the said United States of America shall not expire until (60) days
after service of the Summons; and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
NOTICE OF NATURE OF ACTION AND RELIEF SOUGHT THE OBJECT of the above caption action is to foreclosure a Mortgage to secure $37,800.00
and interest, recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Erie on August 13, 2007 in Book 13365, Page 5882, covering premises known as 504 Plymouth Street, Buffalo, NY 14213. The relief sought in the within action is a final judgment directing the sale of the premises described above to satisfy the
debt secured by the Mortgage described above. Erie County is designated as the place of trial because the real property affected by this action is located in
said county.
NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME. If you do not respond to this summons and complaint by serving a copy of the answer
on the attorney for the mortgage company who filed this foreclosure proceeding against you and filing the answer with the court, a default judgment may
be entered and you can lose your home. Speak to an attorney or go to the court where your case is pending for further information on how to answer the
summons and protect your property. Sending a payment to your mortgage company will not stop this foreclosure action.
YOU MUST RESPOND BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE COMPANY) AND
FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT.
Dated: January 30, 2015
RAS Boriskin, LLC, Attorney for Plaintiff
By: Thomas Zegarelli, Esquire
900 Merchants Concourse, Suite LL-13
Westbury, NY 11590
(516) 280-7675
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The City of Buffalo Office of Strategic Planning (OSP) is soliciting proposals for a mixed use development
project that includes a significant
residential element, with a preference for condominiums, commercial element, with a preference for a
full line grocery store and structured
public parking. The property is currently used as a surface parking
lot, zoned DO, site encompassing
approximately 107,936 square feet
(2.54 acres).Title to the property is
currently held by the City of Buffalo.
Proposals are due no later than
Wednesday July 1, 2015 at 4:00pm.
Proposals should include all information specified in the Request for
Proposal which is available in the
Mayor’s Office of Strategic Planning,
920 City Hall Buffalo, NY 14202.
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