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Station Twelve project in Amherst nears opening (opens the original)
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Progress has lagged for years on the Station Twelve development at a prime commercial location on Sheridan Drive in Amherst, aside from the openings of Whole Foods Market and At Home. But, nearly 11 years after WS Development purchased the former Northtown Plaza, the company is preparing to open the first stores on the main Station Twelve parcel this October. The company has identified 13 tenants, most recently an Industrious coworking space. (27) updates to this series since Sep 25, 2026 WS Dev
The lighter side of The News: Eating that much ice cream isn’t hard, keeping it down is (opens the original)
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Deacon and Cassandra Tasker, owners of Rosieâs Handcrafted Ice Cream, detail the creative process behind their innovative flavors. The folks at Rosieâs Handcrafted Ice Cream werenât sure how many people would enter to take part in their ice cream-eating contest this month. Thereâs room for 20 contestants and, by Thursday, 165 people had signed up. It is not that Rosie's Hand crafted Ice Cream's new West Side shop is the only place to get a scoop of ice cream in the city, though options d
The 9/11 responders from WNY: Care box restored faith of forensic dentist who ID’d victims (opens the original)
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Forensic dentist Dr. Raymond Miller recalls the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, and getting the call to go to New York City to help identify the remains of victims. Dr. Raymond G. Miller, a Lancaster dentist, got a call on the afternoon of Sept. 11, 2001, asking him to go to Manhattan following the attack on the World Trade Center. Bonnie Collins, a family therapist in Hamburg, traveled with two other area therapists to New York City after the 9/11 attacks as volunteers with the Salvation Army. Merid
The 9/11 responders from WNY: Hamburg therapist heard stories of trauma, fear − and hope (opens the original)
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Licensed family therapist Bonnie Collins talks about her memories of volunteering in New York City for the Salvation Army in the weeks following the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks as the 25th anniversary approaches. Bonnie Collins, a family therapist and long-time social work instructor at the University at Buffalo, went to Manhattan with fellow social workers Linda Abrams and Ellen Silver about two weeks after the 9/11 attacks. Merideth MacKay was a University at Buffalo student on 9/11. Her Na
The 9/11 responders from WNY: She went to treat survivors. But 'there was no rescuing' (opens the original)
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Merideth MacKay talks to Buffalo News staff reporter Stephen T. Watson about her experience as an Army National Guard medic deployed to New York City after the World Trade Center attack upon Fridayâs 25th anniversary of 9/11. Merideth MacKay was at work in the University at Buffalo art history department, in Clemens Hall on the North Campus, when she received a call on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, from an old Army friend. Summer Przybylak said that after 25 years, she feels more comfortable
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