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Panama woman injured in Interstate 86 crash - 2/27/2007
ELLERY - A Panama woman suffered serious injuries after she lost control of her car on Interstate 86 here Monday morning, State Police said. Amanda R. Rice, 24, was traveling east in the passing lane at about 7:15 a.m. when her car went out of control and went off the shoulder. The force of the impact with the guardrail caused the car to flip onto its roof. It came to rest in the highway, troopers said. |
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Salamanca man gets prison term - 2/27/2007
LITTLE VALLEY - A Salamanca man was sentenced Monday to up to three years in prison for selling drugs and for trying to pass some to an inmate in the county jail. |
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These 'burbs take big bucks - 2/25/2007
When Tom Hollander first imagined his housing development in Clarence, he envisioned upscale but modestly priced two-bedroom town homes. He'd even buy one for himself and his wife. |
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Class act - 2/25/2007
Although he is a business major at Fredonia State College, Mark Hageman Jr., 18, of Angola,is very much a student of the Civil War. You can catch this college freshman at Civil War re-enactments at places like the Amherst and Genesee Country museums and the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society. |
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Commuting Concerns - 2/25/2007
Thruway (Interstate 90, Hamburg): The eastbound ramp at Exit 56 (Milestrip Road/Route 179) will be closed all week. Niagara Thruway (I-190, Buffalo): Southbound lanes will be restricted from Exit 11 (Scajaquada Expressway/Route 198) to Exit 8 (Niagara Street) from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday. |
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Events for the disabled - 2/25/2007
Community Services for the Developmentally Disabled begins its winter semester Wednesday with a six-week program for adults with developmental disabilities. |
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Honor Roll - 2/25/2007
• Dr. Ted Schwalbe, professor and chairman of the communication department at Fredonia State College, has been selected for a Fulbright senior specialists project in Namibia. |
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Man who shot 2 officers faces 22 years in prison - 2/24/2007
WARSAW - A man who shot two police officers and engaged police in a 12-hour standoff pleaded guilty to attempted murder Thursday as his trial was about to get under way. |
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