Norquist, who was introduced by Buffalo Mayor Anthony M. Masiello, suggested expanding Buffalo's rapid transit system. Invest in transit. You could turn it into a boulevard. Under Norquist, Milwaukee has experienced job growth and a renaissance in city housing. He doesn't believe in government incentives for luring business.
Buffalo is so cool.
We stopped subsidizing three years ago. There is a hot natural market for housing in the city now. Since 1997, Milwaukee has completed a 10-block river walk, added more than 1,000 housing units and decided, at its mayor's urging, to do away with a freeway that cuts through the heart of the city. Milwaukee also has a new convention center. Nearly 1,500 Western New Yorkers took part in the daylong Earth Day festivities Sunday at Buffalo State College.