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Doug Benz/News Malone's Bar and Grill on Delaware Avenue remained closed Tuesday after the owner, Jim Cottone, was found dead in his Kenmore home. Police are investigating the case as a homicide.
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Kenmore cops mum on bar owner's slaying
Jim Cottone, owner of Malone's in Kenmore, found dead in home Sunday of blunt force injuries. Police have not released any further details and the bar was still closed Tuesday.
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Kenmore cops mum on bar owner's slaying
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LeMar's win NFL doubles championship
After completing perfect seasons in singles competition for the North Tonawanda tennis team, Andrew and John-Michael LeMar joined forces on Friday in search of their third straight Niagara Frontier doubles championship.
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DUVALL: Obama lurching between lame crises
When a government scandal breaks and it's determined the president himself had no knowledge it was happening, they're judged not for not knowing but for how they react once they do. By that measuring stick, Obama has failed.
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Fitzgerald's 'Gatsby' a ceaseless classic
- OUR VIEW: Local school budgets deserve passage In each of the three districts encompassing the Tonawandas, we urge voters to give the plans a stamp of approval.
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unusual hobby: Gale Klinshaw shows off her worm composting factory outside her Town of Lockport of home. Klinshaw, a master gardener, has been worm composting for four years. Worm composting farms consist of several levels of trays, with new kitchen scraps going on top and ready-to-use fertilizer on the bottom tray.
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Worm composting an organic, fast way to produce fertilizer
Some people might get a little squeamish when they hear what Master Gardener Gale Klinshaw, of the Town of Lockport, likes to do for a hobby.
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- Sloppy Joes are always a hit with the kids, even gluten-free
- New bakery near Falls airport offers cookies, cakes with recipes from Italy
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Worm composting an organic, fast way to produce fertilizer
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VIDEO: According to trainers dogs can drive too
Three dogs in New Zealand have been taught to drive a car. After weeks of indoor training in how to change gear, brake and steer, the canines have finally been allowed behind the wheel of a real car - with a little help from their handlers.
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VIDEO: According to trainers dogs can drive too
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