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The Buffalo News am 2020-01-28 12:57
Larry Bierl's death remains painful for Amherst, advocates for the homeless
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Eine Nachricht zu Stephen T. Watson, Carole Taylor, Michael Melisz, Kathy Sautter, Kenneth Houseknecht, Joseph Heary, Lawrence Bierl, aber auch zu Larry Bierl und darüber hinaus Buffalo News, Amherst Police Chief John Askey, Restoration Society’s Bennett, St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy, Col. Matt Urban Human Services Center of, Buffalo City, Mental Health Advocates of Western New York, aber auch zu Friends of Night People und darüber hinaus Tonawanda, Grand Island, East Aurora, Hamburg, Swiętokrzyskie, Williamsville und zu Amherst, veröffentlicht von The Buffalo News.