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- PEOPLE PROFILE: Camilleri calling it quits after 38 years When June rolls around, the spring won’t be the only thing on its way out. After a 38-year career with the town, Director of Water Resources John Camilleri will bid his job a fond farewell.
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PROFILE: Highland Elementary bids farewell to Kohler
Dan Kohler checked one final time Friday to make sure the classroom doors at Highland Elementary School were locked.
- PEOPLE PROFILE: Defense instructor recognized for training Self defense is about more than kicking and punching to Nina Witkowski, instructor at YI-DAN CHA GI Martial Arts Center in North Tonawanda.
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PEOPLE PROFILE: Young organist has faith in his abilities
Attend Mass at Corpus Christi church in the heart of Buffalo and you’re bound to be moved by the place, its architecture and its acoustics.
- PROFILE: New CEO Millard ready to take over at Kenmore Mercy Jim Millard is taking over as CEO of Kenmore Mercy Hospital just when the governor is proposing drastic budget cuts that will impact hospitals across the state.
- PROFILE: Cpl. Philip Marconi back home after five years in marines After five years of service as a Marine, Cpl. Philip Marconi has come home to stay.
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PROFILE: One Santa ready to pass reigns
Once a year for 40 years local Santa Claus Fred Wisniewski listened to what you wanted for Christmas, and in the process, he’s made an observation or two.
- PEOPLE PROFILE: Hospice volunteer honored as a ‘crusader’ One of the founders of Niagara Hospice is a newly named Time-Warner “WNY Hero.”
- PROFILE: City native ready for new role Daniel Ljiljanich and his family moved to Williamsville 18 months ago, while he was teaching in the Orchard Park School District.
- PEOPLE PROFILE: Confer, Gaash among '40 Under 40' Buffalo’s Business First held its annual 40 under 40 luncheon Thursday night to honor this year’s group of successful younger entrepreneurs.
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