New York Rolls Out Red (And White) Carpet For Polish 60 Million Congress
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Buffalo and Western New York are hosting a delegation from Poland that has come to this region in search of strengthened ties and new business and cultural
“We Are Dwyer” Program Helps New York’s Vets, “Saves Lives”
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“The problems I ran into when I first got out were immense. It’s difficult to explain how hard it is, feeling completely removed from your family.”
An 11 Day Hockey Game: A Personal Observation
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“When speaking to the team in advance of our shift’s start, he reminded players that they were playing for loved ones who have survived cancer, have died from it and, in many cases, will one day have it.”
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Fundraising Continues For World War Two Vessel ‘The Sullivans’ in Buffalo
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The USS The Sullivansis a destroyer which is named for five brothers, all of whom were killed in action during World War II.
Riding An ATV Or Dirt Bike On Municipal Roads? Cops May Not Chase, But Say They’ll Find You.
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Officers typically will not get involved in a chase, out of concern for the safety of other motorists.
A Buffalo Group Hails Agenda Accomplishments, Urges More Progress
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“The Partnership for the Public Good in Buffalo is hailing accomplishments in the recently-ended State Legislature session.”
Peers Remember The David Bellavia They Knew Before He Earned The Medal Of Honor
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“I don’t really think a person receives an award. I think it’s the award is what people respect and the person is just the custodian of it.”
Peace Bridge Marks Completion Of $100 Million Rehabilitation Project
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By widening the span, crews were able to put in a new bicycle and pedestrian path as well as a new observation deck right at the U.S.-Canada border line.
Medical Help For Blue Water Sailors Clears Hurdle; Eligible Vets Urged To Sign Up ASAP
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Ground-based veterans suffering various illnesses have, for years, been receiving VA medical benefits for Agent Orange exposure. Blue Water veterans, however, have been left out.
When Invasive Plants “Got Their Goat,” New York Officials Hired A Herd
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Since June 1, a half-dozen goats have been used to target and eat unwanted plants or brush that have overrun a waterway.