The 400. Such an enticing name. Not one hundred. Not two, not even three. But four. Entire…read more Hundreds. I'm flabbergasted at the thought. This high speed highway will take you from the clumsy confines of West Seneca to the sweeping vistas of Olean. I lean, you lean, we all lean on Olean. Literally. The Olean economy supports the entire Upstate region. Sort of. Well maybe not but my ex at St. Bonaventure is cute. Lots of cops along this road sometimes, so don't go more than 9 over the limit. Don't ever drink and drive. If you want to get to Olean, I recommend skipping this road and sticking to the 219 and then the STE. Aka I-86. The reason is that the highway stops just after East Aurora and then you're on your own with endless speed traps and the night. Holland, Yorkshire, Delavan, Franklinville, you name the town, you'll be at the stop light and doing 30 while crying because your own St. Bonaventure girl will be getting bored waiting and hopping in her friend's SUV to cruise over to Corning to meet some guys for some glass blowing activities. Seriously, it's pretty and all but I recommend sticking to the 219. This road takes forevvvvvvvver. Unless you just want to get to lower Transit or East Aurora. In which case this road is thoroughly brilliant.

I'm not as down on this road as Fox is. When I first read his review I thought to myself "I'll be…read moredriving it next week and will have to see if I feel as Fox does". Now I tend to only drive this road from Buffalo to East Aurora and back. I take it on the way to Mt Morris or to Elm Street Bakery. Depends on the day. The section I drive is well paved and a very easy drive. Speed limits clearly posted. Nice shoulders in case you need to pull over. A few other areas you can pull off. Easy on and off exits.

Belmont housing resources, I love the things that have been updated within your office and I can…read moresee the kind of environment you all are trying to create within your organization and with the things being made available to the community. My only feedback of constructive criticism that I will give in hopes to this contributing to better building also of relationships and that of continued quality customer service... It is important that we built up a people who know how to utilize their own voice and can be transparent and honest when something makes them feel a certain type of way and or when wanting to express their genuine desires, needs, and goals without minimizing themselves...some may be able to express their wants/needs well while others may need additional effort from others; no matter the situation at hand it shouldn't be degrading someones abilities...Asking for help shouldn't be taboo and should be worked at to the best of everyone as a collaborative effort, when needed..Also, there needs to be consistency throughout your organizations office locations no matter their location with how professional the staff present themselves, keeping lines of communication available, and maintaining healthy boundaries..I'm mentioning some key things here and others I have told a few at Belmont Housing Resources for WNY directly. Its not fair for the general public especially those who come in need of your services to be under served because staff is not prepared and are treating the humane social and economic well-being of individuals like it's not a priority but rather as if like they have to clash into some kind of bidding contest fight over what should be their right of entitlement...which in some cases can lead to further harm. Thank you for all the time of work you've put in for those of us here in Buffalo, New York and abroad for how you represent as a resourceful agency to everyone's needs!

BHR is best known for providing rental assistance (Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers) provides a…read morewhole range of affordable housing resources. Their HCV waiting list is closed, but that doesn't mean there isn't a range of services for the community to take advantage of. You can walk in any time to access any of their services, but if you're coming in to talk to a HCV housing specialist about your rental assistant, calling ahead is always greatly appreciated. There's free parking behind the building and it's less than a block from the Summer/Best metro station. Come right in, sign in at the security desk, and the two nicest receptionists you will ever meet will take care of you. Housing Resource Center - two rooms of computers, exclusive apartment listings, telephones and a dedicated full-time staff member, Synta, to help people look for housing. Synta is knowledgeable about emergency housing, accessible housing, senior housing, family housing, or whatever you may need. When I volunteer in landlord-tenant court, I refer my clients, who have just been evicted from the apartments, to Belmont's Housing Resource Center. The best case scenario for my clients is usually that they will get a little more time to before the marshalls remove them, but that doesn't change the fact that they are on the brink of homelessness. Being about to refer them to Belmont makes a huge difference in how both the client and I feel walking out of the courthouse. Foreclosure Counseling - Belmont offers FREE foreclosure counseling for homeowners that are at risk of or in the midst of a foreclosure. I don't think there is another agency in town offer this service for free and Belmont has some of the only certified foreclosure counselors in the state. Colden and Anthony do a great job and have relationships with the folks doing loan modifications at various institutions. Homeownership Programs - Belmont has a FREE home-buyer education workshop which will satisfy the requirement that many banks have for participation in first-time homebuyer programs. Don't go paying for a class somewhere else because the trainers at Belmont are incredible and have ton of experience. They can also help you with matched-saving accounts for buying a house or starting a small business. Property Management - Belmont manages quite a few affordable housing properties throughout WNY including senior housing, family housing, and housing for adults with disabilities.

I was very fortunate to have come across Greg when I did. Extremely knowledgeable and passionate…read more He happily answered every single question with complete honesty and gave me very sound advice going forward. Most importantly, he gave me peace of mind during a hectic time! Can't recommend Greg enough. Thanks again Greg!!

Greg encompasses everything you could possibly need in a real estate agent! He worked with us for…read morethe better part of 3 years to find our dream home. Greg is diligent and professional, knowledgeable about the local housing market in WNY, and listens to what his clients are looking for in their potential new home. Greg is dedicated to getting the best deal while also being candid and honest when it comes to clients' expectations. He found our family my dream home and made the entire purchasing process a breeze. He understands that buying or selling a home is a difficult process and is devoted to making it as smooth as possible. Greg is 100% committed to his clients- even during our moving day he came and assisted when we needed to be out of our former house at a specific time. We thank you so much for everything you did!

The hardest thing to do in life is to place your parents when you feel it is time. We have my…read morefather living in independent living and my mother in memory care. We are very pleased with the facility and the employees that work there. They are special people and we are blessed. The food is very good and the daily activities and events are what gets us through the day. They have music that puts my mom in a happy place. The campus is very clean and decorated for every season. The campus is beautiful in the spring and summer with outdoor gazebos. They also have onsite doctors and and rehabilitation if needed. We know when we leave them for the day that they are being taken care of. I would recommend Fox Run to my family and friends.

This facility wasted our time we came out from California brought my grandmother in did a tour with…read morethem, and they discriminated her for being blind. We were told by Elizabeth that they would accommodate her never once was told that she needed three years of financial to cover the cost of this facility. Elizabeth told us that we would be able to help her pay for this facility week did the application submitted her statements, explain to them that her caretaker stole from her and for the first month we would help out Christine Avoided my calls my emails and made every excuse not to take my grandmother in. Please be aware and make sure when you do contact this facility. Ask all the questions before they waste your time and avoid your phone calls and emails.