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LOCKPORT: Deer's antlers hit driver in deer/pickup collision
The driver of a pickup truck was injured slightly when a deer smashed through the windshield of a pickup truck just before 3 p.m. Monday.
Andrew Filipovich, 65, was hurt when the deer’s antlers struck him in the face and hand. Filipovich was taken by Tri-Town Ambulance to Eastern Niagara Hospital-Lockport for treatment of minor injuries.
Niagara County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the 911 call at 2:57 p.m. Deputies said the driver was northbound on Keck Road when the deer jump into the roadway and struck the passenger-side of the truck.
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AFTERNOON UPDATE for March 19
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U.S. CENSUS: Officials warn of mail scams
Congress urges residents to fill out forms, but look out for phony mailings.
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BUST: Police hit Niagara 'gang house'
'Person of interest' in Kemp homicide found in trailer park
- CRIME: Shootings stagger Highland Avenue
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EDUCATION: NFHS seniors come into the spotlight
OSC-21 interns have worked their way up to run television station
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NIAGARA FALLS: St. Patrick’s Day tradition kicks off with World’s Shortest Parade
In Niagara Falls, nothing is bigger on St. Patrick’s Day than the World’s Shortest Parade, and this year the record-breaking parade was shorter than ever.
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NIAGARA-WHEATFIELD: Technology budget to take a big hit
Niagara-Wheatfield officials came one step closer to arriving at a proposed 2010-11 district budget Wednesday as Technology Director Mary Ann Buch proposed lopping $475,940 from her department budget next year in an effort to help the district deal with a tight fiscal situation.
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COURTS: New lawyer for DelRio
A former Falls pastor has a new, publicly paid lawyer and his alleged violation of probation will be handled by a veteran Erie County prosecutor.
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CITY DPW: Request made for ‘modest’ wage increases for director, staff
The head of the city’s Public Works Department has asked lawmakers to approve a re-organization plan that would result in pay increases for him, his deputy and several other staffers.
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ALBANY: Schimminger, Thompson rank high on expense list
Albany may be having trouble with its finances, but that hasn’t stopped lawmakers from spending big dollars on staff and office supplies.
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