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January 19, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 The first arrests ever for crack cocaine in the Dunkirk community were made on Jan. more »»
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January 18, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Chautauqua County Legislator Charles Porpiglia (D-Dunkirk) and county Democratic Committee Chairman Jack Dillenburg of Arkwright have received special invitations for the... more »» 
Highway department improvements approved
January 18, 2013 GOWANDA — The highway department in the village of Gowanda will be seeing some improvements from resolutions passed at the village board meeting. more »»
Motorists encouraged to watch out for black ice, freezing rain
January 18, 2013 In wake of Thursday’s fatal accident on Interstate 86, weather experts say freezing rain and black ice can produce the perfect storm for hazardous driving conditions. more »»
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January 17, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Dunkirk Police are investigating a shot fired through the bedroom window of Dunkirk School Board President Robert Barlette overnight. No one was injured, but M. more »»
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January 16, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Dunkirk attorney Clarence H. “Bert” Snyder has announced his retirement from active practice, effective Dec. 31, 199. more »»
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January 15, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Dana L. more »»
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January 14, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Work is about halfway complete on a comprehensive construction project at St. Joseph’s Church in Fredonia. According to the Rev. more »»
Twenty years ago — 1993
January 13, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 The real Elvis wasn’t spotted, but people lined up at the Dunkirk and Fredonia post offices to pick up a piece of history. more »»
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January 12, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Timothy Plyler, 17, a senior at Brocton Central School, has been chosen as Student of the Week. more »»
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January 11, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Press Box Trading Cards, now in its second year of business, has grown to carry the largest selection of trading cards, both sport and non-sport, in the lakeshore area. more »»
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January 10, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 A “Do You Remember?” photo reveals that Nial Hadden operated a business at 6 Center St. to support Fredonia’s growing natural gas business at the turn of the century. more »»
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January 9, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Four sponsors have been found so far to each donate $1,000 for the “Welcome To Dunkirk” signs the city plans to build at all major entrances to the city. more »»
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January 8, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 The Dunkirk Local Development Corporation has approved a $50,000 loan that will be used to help the owners of Johnson’s Central Service renovate two existing garage bays into... more »»
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January 7, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 It appears that all systems are go for a community center at the Eagle Street School in the village of Fredonia. more »»
Twenty years ago — 1993
January 6, 2013 The beauty and pageantry of the annual Rose Bowl Parade will long be remembered by Andrew and Virginia (Soule) Nichols of Fredonia, who traveled to Pasadena, Calif. more »»
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January 5, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 The Dunkirk-Fredonia area will end up with two new Quality Markets under a deal approved recently regarding the sale of stores owned by the bankrupt Peter J. Schmitt (PJS) C. more »»
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January 4, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 A front page photo shows quarterback Frank Reich celebrating with Mark Pike and Steve Christie after Christie’s 32-year field goal in overtime completed the greatest comeback... more »»
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January 3, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 Bridget Henderson showed a knack for basketball as early as the fifth grade. That’s when the Dunkirk native won a hoop shot contest sponsored by the local Elks Club. more »»
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January 2, 2013 Twenty years ago — 1993 A dog is credited with saving the life of its owner this morning in a house fire on Mackinaw Road in Versailles. Gerald Small was awakened shortly after 3 a.m. more »» |
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