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Bipartisan Meet the Candidate event on Canal Street (opens the original)
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Residents have the opportunity to meet candidates running for office in eastern Niagara County from 3 to 5 p.m. today on Canal Street. Residents Terry Fiedler and Monica Clifford organized the informal meet-and-greet event around the cityâs gazebo to allow the community to have opportunities to talk to candidates of any party and ask questions. The League of Women Voters will be available to register voters, Fielder said. Save Our Backyards, an advocacy group of residents seeking answers about
Newfane's 47th Apple Harvest Fest returns Sunday with flea market and food. (opens the original)
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The 47th annual Apple Harvest Festival returns to the Newfane Historical Society on Sunday, offering all things apple, entertainment, a chowder sale, a basket raffle, and flea market. Admission and parking are free for the festival, held at 2685 West Creek Road, which runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The kitchen and country store will open immediately, serving a variety of baked goods including apple pie and apple cake. An apple cart will feature five to 10 varieties of apples from local farmers, sai
Blackley blocks questions to finance director concerning city expense (opens the original)
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David Blackley, the cityâs corporation counsel, interrupted a reporterâs questions to Finance Director Dan Cavallari at Wednesdayâs Common Council work session, stepping across the room to summon Cavallari into an adjacent room. After this reporter received permission to ask questions after council business was wrapped up, Blackley crossed behind the seated aldermen to beckon and interrupt Cavallari in mid-sentence. Blackley summoned Cavallari into an adjacent room where he could be heard
A harvest of help for lakeshore food pantries (opens the original)
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In the middle of bringing tomatoes and peppers in from the fields on Monday, Goodman Farms in Wilson harvested help from a tractor-trailer hauling 33,000 pounds of food for local pantries. The packing house shipping platform at Goodman Farms was cleared to accommodate dozens of pallets stacked with 1,403 cases of groceries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Wilson resident Brad Simpson, stake president for the church in the Buffalo-Niagara area, said without the logistical hel
A harvest of help for lakeshore food pantries (opens the original)
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WILSON â In the middle of bringing tomatoes and peppers in from the fields on Monday, Goodman Farms harvested help from a tractor-trailer hauling 33,000 pounds of food for local pantries. The packing house shipping platform at Goodman Farms was cleared to accommodate dozens of pallets stacked with 1,403 cases of groceries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Wilson resident Brad Simpson, stake president for the church in the Buffalo-Niagara area, said without the logistical he
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