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Fundraiser Saturday for Relay for Life
A fundraiser to honor Niagara Falls native Justin Lolo, who lost his battle to cancer in 2011, will be held from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday at Cafe Etc. 466 3rd St.
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Primate sanctuary still up for debate in Wilson
When Carmen Presti appeared in Wilson Town Hall last week, his supporters seemed to outnumber those opposed to his proposed primate sanctuary in the town, but the neighbors feel they have more at stake.
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Puppy rescued by sanitation workers gets surgery
Thankfully, they did not find the puppy in the garbage can, as initial reports on Thursday had claimed.
- Falls taking a 'Stand Against Racism' today The City of Niagara Falls will take a "Stand Against Racism" during a ceremony at 11 a.m. today at city hall council chambers, 745 Main St.
- Volunteer firefighters sought locally Area volunteer fire companies will be looking for a few good volunteers during a statewide recruitment drive this weekend.
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Artpark lines up big names for big season
After announcing its Tuesday concerts would require paid admission last year, attendance never faltered. In 2013, Artpark officials are hopeful the same thing happens with its Wednesday shows.
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Seneca Niagara announces 'Summer Rush' schedule
Fans of the giant-size big brother on the TV show "Everybody Loves Raymond," might just get a rush out of seeing him in the poker rooms of the Seneca Niagara Casino at the end summer.
Comic Brad Garrett, famous for his role as Raymond's beleaguered older brother, will be performing at the casino Sept. 7, but he also might be seen on the floor of the casino as he also happens to be a pro-poker player.
The comedian, who now stars in a sit-com called "How to Live with Your Parents (for the Rest of Your Life)," is among a lineup of acts in the casino's "Summer Rush," schedule, and his penchant for poker was cited among the announcements Tuesday at a press conference at the casino. The date of the casino's traditional free Falls fireworks presentation was also announced, and the display is set for July 5.
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Made in America makes its mark in Falls
A woman from the Philippines strolling through the souvenir shop in One Niagara smiled as she flipped over the "Niagara Falls" cap to inspect at the label inside.
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Maid of the Mist sets sail for another season
- City, community groups ready for Saturday's Beautify Niagara
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