It worked exactly as it was supposed to, and maybe even quicker than expected. Dannielle Lumpkin began as a small catering company out of her home, and also sold her soul and Caribbean fare at festivals and special events. Then she seized an opportunity in October 2022 and moved into the incubator space at Eli Fish on Main Street, Batavia, and set up shop as Mama Dee’z
Sunset has expanded to 5:45 p.m. now, have you noticed? And local organizers are taking every minute of daylight for inspiration to plan beer walks, cookouts, an outreach, trail run, and music in the parks. First up is Febrewary no, that’s not a typo, though the computer keeps wanting to edit. With 21 stops throughout downtown Batavia, this event promises a nice sampling of
The Zamboni machine at the David M. McCarthy Memorial Ice Arena on Evans Street has a new name. But it’s not Zam-Pepsi or even Peps-oni. “Just call it Skully McPepsi,” said Batavian Tom Fluker, new business manager for Pepsi’s Upstate New York market, as he – with help from a group of Mite level hockey players – unveiled the updated ice cleaning machine this afternoon. The
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As the Western New York weather rollercoaster continues its ride with predictions of another blizzard looming for next weekend it would be nice to have something to look forward to. And downtown Batavia’s Business Improvement District has the answer, Executive Director Shannon Maute says. Febrewary. “It’s a chill event,” Maute said Tuesday, no pun intended. “People are out