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Top Story: People
While not a local resident, Samuel Wilson will likely be seen in and around East Aurora this weekend. Perhaps in the past local residents have recognized his face, possibly at the post office, but haven't connected the face with the name. There's a good chance he'll be seen in the Independence Day Parade.
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Top Story: News Updates
The Town of Aurora Parks and Recreation Department will present its annual Independence Day Celebration on Fri., July 3. All are invited to join the community and celebrate the nation’s independence with a parade, food, games, entertainment and fireworks.
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Top Story: Sports
Iroquois High School graduate Anthony Amabile will continue his athletic career at D’Youville College, according to the college athletic department. Amabile wishes to attend D'Youville to become a doctor of chiropractics, like his father, who owns a practice in South Buffalo.
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Melinda Kock of East Aurora looks over paintings by Lynn Davis of East Aurora at the East Aurora Art Society's Outdoor Art Exhibition over the weekend. Click here to see a video from the exhibition and Roycroft Summer Festival.
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Aurora will Celebrate Nation's Independence with Parade and Fireworks on July 3rd
The Town of Aurora Parks and Recreation Department will present its annual Independence Day Celebration on Fri., July 3. All are invited to join the community and celebrate the nation’s independence with a parade, food, games, entertainment and fireworks.
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New Focus for Elma Transfer Station
Elma residents who have paid a recent visit to the Creek Road Transfer Station may have noticed a change when they went to drop off their trash and recyclables. The facility underwent a transformation in June, when the town reorganized the site and expanded the blacktopped area.
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Griffiths Takes Final, But Local Teen Impresses at Junior Masters
The final rounds of the 57th annual International Junior Masters may have belonged to some competing Canadians, but Western New Yorkers didn’t give up without a fight. One, Kyle Kapturowski of Iroquois High School, even reached the quarterfinals at the East Aurora Country Club.
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