What is Greater Western New York’s Greatest Hidden Gem?
For too long the nation has dismissed the Greater Western New York region as a mere punch-line. That ends now. The upcoming book (subscribe to this site’s free newsletter on the right to be the first to receive notification of its publication) 50 Hidden Gems of Greater Western New York, in a light-hearted and entertaining manner, reveals some of the most delicious underexposed treasures our region offers. These people, places and events not only help define Greater Western New York, but have often helped define America as well. Don’t, however, underestimate the power of this collection of witty stories. Rather than a mere historical review eulogizing the faded glory of what once was, 50 Hidden Gems of Greater Western New York takes you on an expedition celebrating the rich character of our region. In doing so, the discerning reader will discover perhaps the most powerful hidden gem of them all: the key to Greater Western New York’s future success. As a bonus, you’ll learn the name Greater Western New York would likely have been given if, like Vermont, it chose to break away from the New York Colony to become its own state. For those not willing to wait, here’s a sneak peek of the chapter: A Whole Greater than the Sum of the Parts.
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Excellent. I live in Albion, Town of Gaines.