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Construction workers on Buffalo Creek Casino site busy shutting it down
Those passing by the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino might wonder what all the fuss was about Wednesday when Seneca Gaming Corp.
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New display features veterans of WWII
Cattaraugus County's World War II veterans are being featured in a new display in the Cattaraugus County Historical Museum and Research Center.
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Indian casinos expand in 2007
New York's tribally owned casinos continued to expand during 2007, resulting in more revenue for both the state and the three Indian nations that operate gambling facilities.
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Old-time rides are a bicentennial hit
Crowds lined city streets Wednesday as they have across Cattaraugus County to welcome the county's Bicentennial Wagon Train and Stage Coach Run.
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Bicentennial Wagon Train on a roll
A large crowd is anticipated here today for the arrival of Cattaraugus County's Bicentennial Wagon Train and Stagecoach Run on the 12th day of its 180-mile tour of the county.
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Bridge to reopen in time for festivities
Cattaraugus County's Bicentennial Wagon Train and Stagecoach Run will pull into the city Wednesday, passing through a replicated 1908 Centennial Arch and just in time for the reopening of the Route 353 bridge ...
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Grand jury to hear case against teen accused in stabbing
Evidence will be heard by a Cattaraugus Grand Jury in the case against a 17-year-old accused of stabbing a 41-year-old man at a local hotel.
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Senecas may slow expansion of casinos
The Seneca Gaming Corp. is hinting at a slowdown in its fast-paced expansion efforts, despite a nearly 10 percent rise in its third-quarter net income.
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Senecas pay state casino share
The state of New York will soon be receiving some mail from the Seneca Nation of Indians in the form of a $57.3 million check.
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Firefighter ice rescue team honored for saving man
A firefighter ice rescue team from Farmersville and Franklinville is receiving the annual award of Firefighter of Year from the Southwestern Association of Volunteer Firemen today.
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Kathleen Karl looking forward to 75th school reunion
One of Kathleen Karl's last memories about high school was 33 seniors putting on arm bands and walking around Allegany to celebrate the last day of school in June of 1933.
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100th fire convention begins in Olean
WESTON'S MILLS - The first of an estimated 1,500 volunteer firefighters, families and friends descended on Weston's Mills Wednesday for the first day of the 100th anniversary convention of the Southwestern ...
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The make or break hobby
Darrell Gronemeier/Olean Times Herald Slot machines like the ones shown here at the Seneca-Allegany Casino are all the more luring thanks to the casino's proximity in the Twin Tiers.
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Eaton challenging Giglio
At age 53, Patrick Eaton is looking for a new challenge. A businessman and Allegany town supervisor for the past five years, Mr.
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Eaton challenging Giglio
At age 53, Patrick Eaton is looking for a new challenge. A businessman and Allegany town supervisor for the past five years, Mr.
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Calm Down or Else
The children return from school confused, scared and sometimes with bruises on their wrists, arms or face.
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Land deal approved with developer of water park
After months of discussions with developers, the City Council on Wednesday approved a land agreement with Ross Wilson & Associates to develop a 54-acre site into a water park and 300-room hotel resort.
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Events for people with disabilities
The Supported Employment program at Community Services for the Developmentally Disabled provides assistance in job development, coaching and work skills to maintain employment.
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Cuomo's Office Investigating Wind Farms
Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo is launching an investigation into two companies that have developed and operate wind farms across New York state, including Western New York.
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Allegheny Currents: Through faith, Alwan finds her own path
The photo is a portrait of a lovely, intelligent young woman, gracing the cover of Rochester Review, the University of Rochester's magazine.
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