Lieutenant Governor Timothy P. Murray of Massachusetts said Buffalo's Main Street, outside the lieutenant governors conference, had a familiar look and feel. He compared the western New York metropolis to Worcester, Fall River, and New Bedford in his home state, calling it "a blue-collar city with nice architecture."
(don huepel for the boston globe)
States' 2d fiddles swap policy notes in humble Buffalo
Lieutenant Governor Timothy P. Murray of Massachusetts said Buffalo's Main Street, outside the lieutenant governors conference, had a familiar look and feel. He compared the western New York metropolis to Worcester, Fall River, and New Bedford in his home state, calling it "a blue-collar city with nice architecture."
(don huepel for the boston globe)
BUFFALO - Rain from a violent storm leaked through a glass atrium at the Hyatt Regency Hotel yesterday as a couple of dozen supremely unheralded politicians - lieutenant governors from across America - gathered in a windowless ballroom. (Full article: 754 words)
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