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Who knows what lurks in the hearts of big sisters?
If Rigby has taught us nothing else, it's to always be on guard.
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Kane raises his image
Patrick Kane might have done more than just show off his fancy new trophy a few weeks ago.
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Strike up the band
Think only a band geek could get pleasure from marching in formation to the rhythm? Think again.
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Indulge your toddler’s every fantasy at Sesame Place
We know how to get to Sesame Place.
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Knuckleheads’ night at Riv
There are myriad end-of-summer traditions, and at North Tonawanda’s Riviera Theater it’s the 19th annual retrospective of the cinematic work of the Three Stooges.
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Mission possible: Family meals
Scavenging time is over. Time to get back to sit-down, real family meals.
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Not so ready to rock
There’s nothing like a rock concert to make a person feel old again.
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Farmers’ markets compete for business even during ‘buy local’ craze
With the emphasis among the nation’s foodies being placed on locally grown foods, the questions begs to be asked: How much stock do Tonawandans put in foods created in their backyard?
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Unwanted advice is on the mark
Darn it, the crazy old man was right. I had been worrying alot lately. About a hundred different things. And I had been speeding through my life, quickly irked at any and all roadblocks, despite my awareness that I needed to slow down and calm down.
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They may take toddler’s rides, but never her freedom
Claiming the seat was merely the first part of the odyssey, but the warrior exhibited nary a hint of trepidation as the chariot ride began. No matter the depth of the crevasse that was passed over or the height of the hill that was forthcoming, the warrior fearlessly conquered every obstacle.
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