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• Chautauqua Area Habitat starts new house
• Helping people plan for nearly 40 years
• Westfield business could be part of SUNY Fredonia Start-Up NY
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• Jane A. O’Donnell

• City of Dunkirk fills two positions
• Common Council tables trick or treat hours
• Program on The Gender Gap in Intellectual Property Oct. 20
• CLCS, Ripley discuss ‘Restructuring Project’
• Picnic at the Point fun

• Bills offense, defense bounce back, help team to stunning win over Cardinals
• Kane strikes twice as Trojans top Hillbillies, 2-1
• Bills look to climb out of 0-2 hole against Cardinals
• Black Knights top Wolverines
• Four FHS runners place in top 30

• HOSPITAL: Keeping area in the loop
• City needs bold move
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• Markings seem misplaced

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• Retrospective
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• Society lowers bar for parenting

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• Dunkirk Memorial Unit 62 holds monthly meeting
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• Dunkirk High School Class of 1961 celebrates with 55th reunion

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• Local dance teams qualify for national championships
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• Schumer: Cellphone dead zones plentiful upstate
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