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Walking tours throughout region dabble in history, geology, ghosts
As the weather warms up and the sun comes out, people across Western New York are pulling out the walking shoes, and not just to participate in the latest 5K or to take in a hiking trail.
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Tanning beds should carry skin cancer warnings, FDA proposes
Tanning beds would be forced to warn young people of the dangers of skin cancer and face tighter oversight under a proposal from U.S. regulators.
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BOOK NOOK: R.A. Dickey's autobiography a must-read
On March 29th, 2012, one day after the start of Major League Baseball's 2012 season, famed knuckleball pitcher R.A. Dickey became a published author.
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Creativity fuels Kenmore Pie Lady
For Barbara Skaros, aka The Pie Lady of Kenmore, there only a few rules she insists on following: Always use vegetable shortening, glass pie plates are a must and never, never serve a pie with a soggy bottom.
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MUSICAL NOTES: Inside, outside concerts on the brain
It seems like spring has finally sprung and before you know it the outdoor concert season will begin.
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CRITTER COMPANIONS: Teach your pets to love the environment
Earth Day 2013 was a few weeks ago, but every day should be treated as such.
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Catholic Health launches breastfeeding education initiative
U.S. Surgeon General Regina M. Benjamin recently announced the launch of a new breastfeeding education initiative called It's Only Natural.
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VUKCEVICH: Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with burritos, chili
Today is Cinco de Mayo day throughout the world, as well as my Serbian Orthodox Easter.
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Show your mom she's special with these unique Mother's Day activities
It's Mother's Day time again and with that comes certain expectations. You've got your typical flowers, brunch, perhaps a nice bottle of perfume.
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CRIB NOTES: Relax, there are better days ahead
Today was one of those days as a father they'd make a second-rate comedy out of featuring Diane Lane (no relation, in case you were curious) and Steve Martin.
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