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September 1, 2010 / Local News

SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW

Program director at Park takes work hands-on

by KATE MOCKLER Reporter

Charles Wise takes his work seriously. More...

ROADBLOCK

ROADBLOCK — A set of 48-inch sewer pipes blocks the roadway on Friday at the intersection of Brighton Road and Parker Boulevard. More...

Sweet Home sets tax levy, reviews state test results

by KATE MOCKLER
Reporter

The Sweet Home Central School District has set the tax levy for the coming school year at $34,306,103. More...

FUN WITH NEIGHBORS

FUN WITH NEIGHBORS — Steve Moscovic assists his 15-month-old daughter, Angelina, in getting on the playground equipment at Dexter Terrace. More...

Kenmore Mercy helps violist get back to making music

by KATE MOCKLER
Reporter

“Monthlong hospitalization” and “positive experience” are rarely found in the same sentence. But violist Leslie Bahler describes her stay at Kenmore Mercy that way. More...

Eggs sold at Tops not affected by recent recall

Tops Markets officials announced last week that shell eggs sold at their locations remain unaffected by the recent nation recall of millions of shell eggs. More...

First class:

Local politicians recall Cardinal O’Hara’s infancy

by DARLENE M. DONOHUE
Editor

There was a fire, a profound speech, and a chance to prove to Western New York that a new Catholic school could emerge as a place to receive a top-notch education. More...

BUS SAFETY

BUS SAFETY —Mike Coffee, a bus driver for the Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda School District, instructs students on how to safely cross in front of a school bus during the school district’s tra More...

Registration open for caregivers class at Schofield

For those who provide home care services for an older relative or friend, there is a course being offered at the Schofield Residence that may benefit you. More...