Lower West Side
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Welcome to Buffalo's Lower West Side Neighborhood!
The Lower West Side neighborhood of Buffalo (LWS) is nestled between Interstate 190 along the Niagara River waterfront to the west, Porter Avenue to the north, the Allentown Neighborhood to the east and downtown Buffalo to the south.
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Started: November 1st 2005Replies: 1
Share your thoughts on Treetop
Hi to all Treetop Village homeowners! If you have any thoughts or conerns regarding TreetopVillage homeowners association, this is your space to speak out. ...about the dues, the common areas. ....
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Started: March 12th 2006Replies: 1
We want the truth too!
It's come to my attention that local Asian newspapers cover topics pertaining to our community, that cannot be found in other Englih written community papers such as the Tribune. I think its important...
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Started: February 25th 2006Replies: 3
Lower West Side Real Estate and Home Values
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Neighborhood Resource Guide
Find essential information for homeowners, associations, and the community.
- What are Dust Mites?
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Dust mites are tiny insects that are invisible to the naked eye.
Every home has dust mites. They feed on human skin flakes and are found in mattresses, pillows, carpets, upholstered furniture, bedcovers,...
- Community Association Communication During the Development Period
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Probably the most important element in the success of any community association is effective communications. Especially during the developer control period, a successful communications system can forestall the ...
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