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Erie Co. legislature wants ECWA commissioner to resign

Erie Co. legislature wants ECWA commissioner to resign

The Erie County Legislator is calling for the resignation of Erie County Water Authority chairman.

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WNY man restores piece of East Side history

From 1886 to 2003, the firehouse was home to the firefighters of Engine Company 18. From 2003 on, it was largely unused until Jerry Yulatowski bought it in 2015.

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Going Inside A Piece Of East Side History

Going Inside A Piece Of East Side History

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OPENING NIGHT: Shakespeare in Delaware Park returns

It's a Western New York summer tradition. Shakespeare in Delaware Park has returned for the 2018 season.

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Town of Tonawanda pools open

Pools in the Town of Tonawanda opened for the season Thursday.

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Shakespeare In Delaware Park Returns

Shakespeare In Delaware Park Returns

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Pools Open In The Town Of Tonawanda

Pools Open In The Town Of Tonawanda

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Scotus Ruling Makes Online Shopping Pricier

Scotus Ruling Makes Online Shopping Pricier

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Another bear sighting in Amherst, oh my!

There are reports of another black bear sighting in Amherst, this time near Millersport Highway and I-990.

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Bills HOF quarterback Jim Kelly is out of follow-up surgery

Bills Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly is recovering after having surgery in New York City Thursday.

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Robert Wilmers’ Will Made Public

Portions of estate to be left to charitable foundations which have helped several entities in Western New York.

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What did, didn't get done in Albany this year

New York's 2018 legislative session has drawn to a close without the usual flurry of last-minute deal-making.

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Oh, my! Amherst Police warn residents about a bear

Amherst Police have received reports of a bear in the area of Ransom Oaks, near Dodge Road.

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After the solstice: Warmer days still ahead despite shorter daylight

The summer solstice marks the day with the longest period of daylight in the Northern Hemisphere. Even though days begin to get shorter on Friday, our average temperature peaks in mid July. Why is that?

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Warmer days still ahead despite shorter daylight

Storm Team 2's Heather Waldman shares why there are warmer days still ahead despite shorter daylight.

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