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The Buffalo News am 2019-05-06 01:49
Will bureaucratic holdup keep Lake Erie waves splashing on Route 5?
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Ein Artikel über Barbara O’brien, Glenn Blain, Chris Jacobs und über Ronald Kozlowski und St. Bonaventure University, Buffalo News, Buffalo District of the Corps of Engineers, Corps of Engineers and the State Department of Transportation, aber auch über U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ready und ebenfalls Rochester, Athol Springs und auch über Lake Erie, entdeckt auf The Buffalo News.