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A new bookstore called The Walrus Said opened its doors downtown at 600 Main Street, near Chippewa, with a soft opening Thursday that featured a reveal of the space along with some treats. The shop takes its name from a line in Lewis Carroll's poem “The Walrus and the Carpenter,” and its owners say shoppers will find a wide range of titles on the shelves, including banned books.
Ten years ago, our community had the sad occasion to forever say goodbye to a beloved local member, “The Voice of Ellicottville”, Robert (Bobby) McCarthy. He may be out of sight, but he truly left a very large legacy, continuing to bring joy and relief to many lives long after he left this earth.
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EAST AMHERST, N.Y. — Allie Skeval scored twice, and Northstar Christian girls’ soccer (16-2-1) claimed the NYS Class D Far West Regional championship with a 5-0 win over Ellicottville (9-7-1), Friday at East Amherst High School. Skeval led an attack that saw four different Knights find the back...
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Illegal dumping has plagued private and city-owned vacant lots in Buffalo for years, and an abandoned boat now sitting at the Wonder Bread factory shows the problem isn't going away. I first spoke with Kevin Hayes at the East Side site back in July, after...
