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TOM'S CORNER: Notes from the America's Car Show newsroom
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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JOYRIDE: Can vulnerability be key to happiness?
There is a monster in my sight these days and I am working hard to vanquish it, stabbing away with my swords of optimism and reason. It is, however, putting up a powerful fight.
The monster that threatens my peacefulness is something that Americans don’t like to talk about much — but it’s something each of us must deal with. Our lives depend on our ability to do it well. I’m talking about looking into a future that holds weakness and vulnerability, the kind that crushed my father and now seems to be threatening my agile, full-of-attitude, 83-year-old mother. I’m talking about getting old.
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Polish partiers
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EGGS-TRAVAGANZA
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CRIB NOTES: Kids ... more useful once they're big enough to carry things
Food shopping in our household is usually an enjoyable enough experience.
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TOM'S CORNER: Pothole carnage and cost of repair
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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VIDEO: Little Luna shines!
New baby polar bear carries much responsibility on her furry, little shoulders
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TOM'S CORNER: Breaking down synthetic motor oil
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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EVENT ON ICE: Falls siblings among stars who glide
I’m sure it’s not easy being a single mom, but every week I watch one of the best come into the Hyde Park Ice Rink in Niagara Falls, followed by her troop of six - yes that’s six - children from ages 3 to 14.
They are all special needs children, adopted by this remarkable single mom, Tracy Vacarro. The oldest is E.J. (short for Ethan), 14, down to Griffin who’s 3; then there’s Jameson, 13, Isabella, 9, Bethany, 10, and Riley, 4. These remarkable, resilient children have all been skating with Gliding Stars for four seasons, learning to be “stars” on the ice in an adaptive skating program that is headquartered here in Western New York with chapter programs in five states and eight cities nationwide.
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Reconstructing Niagara: The Isaiah 61 Project rebuilds vacant homes, neighborhoods and lives
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Officials: Truck Hit Bridge Before Collapse
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Closer Look at Okla. School Where Children Died
Two Suspects in Murder Known to London Police
Boy Scouts Mom Supports Gay Inclusiveness
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Obama Renews Call to Close Gitmo
Obama Offers Drone Strike Defense
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