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The Buffalo News am 2018-07-23 23:16
Seven years after Alix Rice's death, Amherst skate park memorial opens
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- Amherst, developer near deal on long-stalled reuse of Westwood siteThe Buffalo News
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- Amherst proposes new restriction on adult businessesThe Buffalo News
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- Amherst wants to build town's first dedicated pickleball courtsThe Buffalo News
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Eine Schlagzeile über Stephen T. Watson, Richard T. Sullivan, Steve Federico, Bob Knab, James Corasanti, Brian Duff, Tammy Schueler und darüber hinaus über Alix Rice und Crystal Peoples-Stokes, Amherst’s Youth and Recreation Department, University at Buffalo North Campus, Transit Valley Country Club, Buffalo Sabres TV, aber auch über University at Buffalo and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism und darüber hinaus Pouli, Tonawanda, الاسكندرية, Peace Park, Northtown und über Amherst, veröffentlicht von The Buffalo News.