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CONFER: Choosing a trade over a degree
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HIGGS: A lesson in Falls junior high schools
According to my reference material "School Bells Ring" compiled and written by Patricia Wilson Rice in 1991, in conjunction with the city of Niagara Falls Centennial Committee, a study was undertaken during 1919-20 to determine building needs for the future. Yes, even in those days "studies" were determined to be a necessary tool in planning.
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GLYNN: Village looks at waterfront plans
It doesn't require rocket science to realize that the once popular passenger ferry that linked Youngstown with Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont., is undoubtedly a dead issue.
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LETTERS FROM THE ISLAND: Pair of businesses still not feeling it on Love Road
To the drive-by observer, it appears as if a truce has been called in the feud between 7-Eleven's Hatfields and Say Cheese Pizza's McCoys. The "spite fence" between these Love Road mall merchants is gone. But stay tuned for further developments.
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HAMILTON: Are we to be tinkled or tickled by each other?
Do we get tinkled or tickled by each other? The answer to that question may influence your destiny.
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TOM'S CORNER: Safety recalls -- How a defect becomes a recall
The Gazette has partnered with local automotive expert Tom Torbjornsen to publish his weekly national column. Tom's Corner will appear in Thursday's editions.
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GLYNN: 2013 Masters winner played twice in the Porter Cup
Craig Avery of Lewiston, a local developer and entrepreneur, was probably more excited than most area residents watching the breathtaking finish to the Masters Tournament.
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BRADBERRY: Home, Sweet Home, more than an old saying
I've said it before, and I say it again, I cannot know for certain what John Howard Payne was thinking when he wrote "Home Sweet Home" for his 1823 opera, "Clari, Maid of Milan," but he, like Dorothy who uttered "There's no place like home" in the 1939 "Wizard of Oz" and Motley Crue or Carrie Underwood when they crooned, "Home is where your heart is", but surely they all must have had in mind the same heart felt sentiment we all feel when we think of that place we cherish as "H
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CONFER: A baby killer gets a free pass
I'm not what you would consider a sensitive guy, yet when I hear about the atrocities perpetuated by Dr. Kermit Gosnell I get a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach and nearly tear up.
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CITY DESK: Solving the 'great riddle'
Gov. Andrew Cuomo called it "the great riddle."
He was referring, of course, to the penchant for elected officials, those in Albany in particular, to get involved in criminal activity while in office.
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