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• State test finds 88 percent of car seats are installed wrong

  03-11-2015 23:52 via wivb.com
  
  NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (WIVB)- A recent state-wide test showed 88 percent of child car seats inspected in New York were improperly installed.
  More than 1,000 seats were inspected: 931 were installed wrong, and only 112 were installed properly.
  Officer James VanEgmond is trained to teach others how to install car seats the correct way.
  “We want to make sure that there’s no movement in the seat more than an inch,” he told News 4, while demonstrating how to properly secure a sea
  
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• Local pilot takes puppy rescuing to new heights

  03-11-2015 23:22 via wivb.com
  
  SUTTON, WEST VIRGINIA (WIVB)- Dan Drennan loves flying, and he also loves dogs, so when he was approached by some local rescue organizations asking for a favor, he didn’t think twice.
  The favor?
  Flying puppies from high kill shelters around the country back to Western New York to find homes.
  Dan has flown everywhere from Texas to Kentucky to Ohio to rescue puppies. All in all, he’s transported about 500.
  His latest mission was to Sutton, West Virginia, and he let News 4 tag
  
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• Teen shot in daylight gunfire in Buffalo

  03-11-2015 23:01 via wivb.com
  
  BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Another Buffalo teen suffered a gunshot wound on Tuesday in a daylight shooting.
  Officers say gunfire rang out in the 300 block of Langfield Drive in Buffalo just after 12 p.m. on Tuesday. First responders rushed a 17-year-old to the Erie County Medical Center after he suffered a grazing wound by a bullet.
  After the victim was rushed away, officers continued their investigation, and police say an investigation is continuing.
  Recent gun violence has involved teen
  
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• Man, 23, charged with raping and tattooing teen

  03-11-2015 21:49 via wivb.com
  
  MEDINA, N.Y. (WIVB) — An Orleans County man is facing felony charges after an investigation into his conduct that spanned four months.
  Police say they worked in conjunction with the Orleans County Child Protection Services throughout an investigation into Sebastian L. Bonk, 23, and his actions with a 15-year-old female.
  Throughout the investigation, officers say they gained evidence revealing inappropriate sexual contact with the child, but also that he gave her a tattoo. Bonk is
  
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• Man dies in Niagara County motorcycle crash

  03-11-2015 21:08 via wivb.com
  
  NEWFANE, N.Y. (WIVB) — A man is dead in Niagara County Tuesday following a motorcycle crash in Newfane.
  Officers rushed to the scene of a reported motorcycle crash at about 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, arriving to the area of 2444 Transit Road. Police say they found a man unconscious in the ditch on the west side of the road.
  While investigating the crash, officers say they learned the man likely crashed into a telephone pole after leaving the roadway while driving southbound on Transi
  
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• Vidler’s hopes for the best as commercial competition heats up

  03-11-2015 19:34 via wivb.com
  
  Beverly Vidler and her family could be one step closer to the Super Bowl. Soon they’ll know if their five and dime store will advance to the final round of Intuit’s “Small Business, Big Game” competition.
  “We’re very excited and almost like bouncing off the walls, we just think it’s great and we’re thrilled that we got this far,” the co-owner of the family run business in East Aurora told News 4.
  “When my brother entered the contest, we
  
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• Lancaster PD looking for bank robbery suspect

  03-11-2015 17:34 via wivb.com
  
  LANCASTER, N.Y. (WIVB) — Lancaster Police are looking for a man they say robbed Key Bank.
  The suspect allegedly passed a note to a bank employee, telling them to hand over money. Police say no weapons were used, threatened or shown during the incident.
  Anyone with information on the suspect is asked to call the Lancaster Detective Bureau at 683-3120.
  
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• Stars no more: Twitter ditches stars, adds hearts for likes

  03-11-2015 17:20 via wivb.com
  
  NEW YORK (AP) — You’ll no longer see stars on Twitter: The messaging service has removed the star icon found under every tweet and replaced it with a heart.
  Twitter Inc. said Tuesday it made the change because the star can be confusing to new users and the heart is more universally known around the globe.
  Before the change, clicking the star meant a tweet was a “favorite.” Now clicking the heart means you “like” a tweet.
  The San Francisco company has been tryi
  
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• Candidates for Erie County Executive cast their ballots

  03-11-2015 17:14 via wivb.com
  
  ERIE COUNTY, N.Y. (WIVB) – It’s decision day in Western New York, and people are heading to the polls to cast their ballots this Election Day. The two candidates running for Erie County Executive were among the voters Tuesday morning.
  Democratic incumbent Mark Poloncarz is vying to keep his job as Erie County Executive this Election Day.
  His republican challenger, Assemblyman Ray Walter, is doing his best to take that job for himself. “I feel great. It’s been a great camp
  
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• Lancaster Town Supervisor facing charges for threatening police officer

  03-11-2015 17:08 via wivb.com
  
  LANCASTER, N.Y. (WIVB) — While running for re-election, Lancaster Town Supervisor Dino Fudoli allegedly threatened a police officer on the morning of Election Day.
  The Lancaster Police Benevolent Association wrote this in a Facebook post:
  “Showing his true colors this morning, Supervisor Fudoli just threatened to punch one of our officers as he was leaving the polls at Twin District Fire Hall. Supervisor Fudoli and running mate Lindsay Weisenburg were campaigning outside th
  
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• Lancaster Town Supervisor facing charges for allegedly threatening police officer

  03-11-2015 17:08 via wivb.com
  
  LANCASTER, N.Y. (WIVB) — While running for re-election, Lancaster Town Supervisor Dino Fudoli allegedly threatened a police officer on the morning of Election Day.
  The Lancaster Police Benevolent Association wrote this in a Facebook post:
  “Showing his true colors this morning, Supervisor Fudoli just threatened to punch one of our officers as he was leaving the polls at Twin District Fire Hall. Supervisor Fudoli and running mate Lindsay Weisenburg were campaigning outside th
  
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• Presidential candidates get ready for next debate as Carson takes the top spot

  03-11-2015 15:46 via wivb.com
  
  BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — On this Election Day, people everywhere are reminded that the Presidential race will decided in just about a year from now.
  Neurosurgeon and Republican candidate Dr. Ben Carson is trumping Donald Trump as Carson pulls ahead in recent polls. An NBC-Wall Street Journal poll shows Carson nationally ahead of Trump by six points.
  A number of Republican candidates are pushing for more control over future debate formats. Several were upset with CNBC’s moderators
  
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• Eastern New York boy collected over 200,000 pennies to benefit cancer patients

  03-11-2015 15:19 via wivb.com
  
  GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) – A Glens Falls fourth grader raised over $2,000 for area cancer patients.
  The Cancer Center at Glens Falls Hospital will benefit from a $2,100 check handed over by local fourth grader Jack Sweet.
  “Yes, I was surprised a lot,” he said.
  Jack made it his mission to collect spare change during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and he raised more than twice as much as he was hoping for.
  “After NEWS10 came here and they took me on the news, people heard
  
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• Wellsville man accused of stabbing in Allegany County

  03-11-2015 14:55 via wivb.com
  
  FRIENDSHIP, N.Y. (WIVB) — A Wellsville man is behind bars in the Allegany County Jail after allegedly stabbing a Friendship man early Sunday morning.
  New York State Police say a three-person altercation was taking place near Sawyer Avenue in the Town of Friendship when Sean Raybon, 25, stabbed another man in the back with a pocket knife.
  The 25-year-old victim was taken to Jones Memorial Hospital.
  Raybon was charged with 2nd degree assault and 4th degree crimi
  
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• Florida gun shop owner giving away pro-police signs and stickers

  03-11-2015 14:23 via wivb.com
  
  LAKELAND, FL (WFLA) – A Lakeland, Florida, gun shop owner says he’s tired of all the negativity about police. So he’s promoting law enforcement outside his business and trying to get more people on board.
  Dan Derringer’s already handed out a few hundred signs that read “We support law enforcement” and 1,000 bumper stickers with the same message. He said he’ll continue ordering them as long as people take them.
  It’s Derringer’s ways of sharing
  
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• Indianapolis triathlete proves age is just a number

  03-11-2015 14:18 via wivb.com
  
  INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – At the age of 75, a central Indiana woman is proving there is no age limit for learning new skills, attempting new challenges and striving to meet goals.
  Carol Frolich has lived many titles including wife, mother, professional violinist with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, missionary and most recently triathlete.
  A mission trip to Kenya in 2013 moved Frolich to better improve her fitness she said in order to keep pace with the group from her church and to prepare
  
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• Wash. woman sues Chipotle for $75K after E. coli infection

  03-11-2015 14:05 via wivb.com
  
  KELSO, Wash. (KOIN) — As health officials await the diagnosis of more patients who may have been sickened by E. coli from Chipotle restaurants in Oregon and Washington, one Kelso, Washington, woman is suing the restaurant chain for serving her food contaminated with the bacteria.
  In her lawsuit, the woman claims to have eaten a burrito bowl at a Chipotle restaurant on NE 5th Avenue in Vancouver on October 21. Around 4 days later, the woman reportedly began feeling nause
  
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• Yale fraternity under fire after allegations about “White girls only” party

  03-11-2015 13:59 via wivb.com
  
  NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) – A Yale University fraternity is under the microscope after reportedly throwing a party themed “White Girls Only.”
  It all started after a Facebook post made by someone who was not at Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s party Friday night. They posted about how a group of girls were turned away because they weren’t white.
  “It doesn’t matter what the party looked like on the inside. What matters is what people said to people who were t
  
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• Covering Community Special Report: Gang life

  03-11-2015 13:51 via wivb.com
  
  ROCHESTER, Minn. (KIMT) – What draws someone into a life of violence, drugs, and crime? What entices someone to join a gang? This is the story of two young people with different backgrounds, both involved in gangs in southeast Minnesota. What keeps them? Why is it so hard to leave? What do they want you to know about what’s referred to as “the life”?
  Imagine a life where drug dealers and gang members were the only people you could depend on for things like food, transport
  
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• Kane accuser wishes to step away from investigation

  03-11-2015 13:01 via wivb.com
  
  BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Buffalo News’ reports that the woman who accused NHL player and western New York native, Patrick Kane, 26, of rape “no longer wishes to cooperate” in the investigation.
  The woman reportedly notified the Erie County District Attorney’s Office of her decision, saying the case “has caused tremendous stress for her and her family.”
  She had accused the Chicago Blackhawks player of rape three months ago. The Buffalo News says &l
  
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• Invasive fish getting closer to Lake Michigan

  03-11-2015 12:42 via wivb.com
  
  TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — Federal crews have discovered two Asian carp in the Illinois River, 12 miles closer to Lake Michigan than where others of that size previously were seen.
  U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service teams found two silver carp about 6 1/2 inches long late last month in the river’s Marseilles Pool near Seneca, Illinois.
  That means the leading edge of the river’s juvenile Asian carp population is about 66 miles closer to Lake Michigan than it was at the beginning of
  
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• Christian advocacy group opposes LeRoy school transgender policy

  03-11-2015 12:25 via wivb.com
  
  LEROY, N.Y. (AP) — A Christian advocacy group has asked a western New York school district to stop letting a transgender student use the boys’ locker rooms and restrooms, saying it violates other students’ privacy.
  In a letter to Le Roy High School Principal Timothy McArdle, the Alliance Defending Freedom said the district’s transgender policy also threatens student safety, parental authority, religious freedom and the learning environment.
  “This practice has m
  
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• Seneca Nation to explore medical marijuana in referendum

  03-11-2015 12:08 via wivb.com
  
  SALAMANCA, N.Y. (AP) — The Seneca Indian Nation is weighing whether to get into the medical marijuana business.
  Members of the western New York tribe are set to vote Tuesday on a referendum that would allow the tribal council to draft laws and regulations surrounding the manufacture, use and distribution of medical marijuana.
  Seneca Nation President Maurice John Sr. says such a venture would involve many economic, social, health and regulatory factors. But he says leaders first want to see
  
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• Kensington Expressway to close Wednesday night

  03-11-2015 11:59 via wivb.com
  
  CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. (WIVB) — The New York State Department of Transportation says part of Route 33, the Kensington Expressway, will be closed on Wednesday night.
  The closure will last from 10 p.m. until 6 a.m. Thursday for sign replacement work. The closure will affect the eastbound lane from Union Road to Genesee Street and the westbound lane from Genesee Street to Cayuga Drive.
  Detour signs will direct traffic during this time. Drivers should allow for extra travel time or seek differ
  
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• NFL agrees to play regular-season games at Twickenham

  03-11-2015 11:38 via wivb.com
  
  LONDON (AP) — The NFL will move across the British capital to Twickenham Stadium to stage a regular-season game next year.
  The NFL says it has agreed to play three games over the next three seasons at Twickenham, the home of England’s national rugby team. The league says it has the option to play an additional two games over the three-year period.
  The NFL has been playing games at Wembley Stadium since 2007, and just finished this season’s three-game schedule on
  
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• Conditions improve at Towne Garden Apartments

  03-11-2015 05:19 via wivb.com
  
  BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB)-  Conditions at Towne Garden Apartments are improving after months of court dates with Buffalo officials. Residents have complained for years that the government subsidized housing has not been maintained properly.
  City leaders told News 4 conditions are now getting better.
  “Many of the eves that were down, are up,” said Darius Pridgen, the Common Council president. ”Windows have been repaired, some of the doors are repaired, addressing some of th
  
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• Study: Soccer players at risk for concussions

  03-11-2015 04:30 via wivb.com
  
  WICHITA, Kansas – There’s been plenty of talk about concussions in football, but are we overlooking serious risk in another sport?
  A recent study by the National Academy of Science shows girls soccer is second only to football when it comes to concussion rate, and when you factor in the boys game, it easily ranks among the most dangerous high school sports.
  KSN sat down with Jacksen Peterson, one athlete who was forced to weigh his love of the game against his long-term health. 
  
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• Alabama police buy elderly veteran a new flag after his was vandalized

  03-11-2015 04:26 via wivb.com
  
  ALABASTER, Ala. (WIAT) — Thomas Feltman is feeling very proud of the Alabaster Police Department after the way they responded to the flag in his yard being vandalized.
  Thomas Feltman said, “I’ve seen, I’ve seen uh.. I’ve seen men die there in Korea and things,and I hate, I hate to see anybody mistreat the military from today.”
  After two decades of military service, Feltman has strong feelings about the United States flag.
  “It’s not just a piec
  
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• Police search for thieves who hit 7-Eleven stores

  03-11-2015 04:22 via wivb.com
  
  TOWN OF TONAWANDA, N.Y. (WIVB) — After the theft of hundreds of dollars of product from local convenience stores, police are reaching out to the public for help.
  Officers in the Town of Tonawanda say they’re searching for individuals who stole from separate 7-Eleven stores on Sheridan Drive on two different occasions.
  Police say they thieves made off with a decent sum of merchandise, and officers are looking for help from anybody who can identify one of the suspects captured on
  
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• Phone banks press hard on Election Eve

  03-11-2015 04:12 via wivb.com
  
  BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – Twas the night before election day and volunteers were working the phones.
  “We’re expecting a low voter turnout and we greatly need your support of our Republican ticket.” said one volunteer inside the Erie County Republican campaign  office in Williamsville.
  “It’s amazing how many people lose track of the fact that tomorrow is Election Day.” said Erie County Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy. “We have to go through th
  
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• Meat processor recalling 167,427 pounds of ground beef

  03-11-2015 04:12 via wivb.com
  
  OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A meat company based in Nebraska is recalling 167,427 pounds of ground beef that might be tainted with E. coli bacteria.
  The U.S. Department of Agriculture said Sunday that All American Meats Inc. is recalling the meat that was sold to retailers nationwide. No illnesses have been linked to the beef.
  The recalled meat was produced on Oct. 16, and it was sold in either 60-pound or 80-pound packages.
  All the meat that is being recalled had a sell-by date of Nov. 3 and
  
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• Lucky Halloween lotto winners have yet to claim Take 5 tickets

  03-11-2015 04:09 via wivb.com
  
  CLARENCE, N.Y. (WIVB) — A pair of lucky lotto winners may not yet know they won a chunk of change.
  New York State Lottery officials say two winning Take Five tickets were sold in the Noco Express and Tops in Amherst, but the winners have yet to claim their winnings.
  Lottery officials say the winning ticket purchased at the Clarence Noco Express reads 03-07-09-10-14 and the winning ticket sold at the Amherst Tops reads 11-21-22-27-31.
  Both tickets are worth more than $25,000.
  
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• Feds: Wreckage identified as ill-fated cargo ship El Faro

  03-11-2015 04:00 via wivb.com
  
  BAHAMAS (AP) — Federal investigators on Monday identified wreckage found 15,000 feet deep in the sea as that of the ill-fated cargo ship El Faro.
  The National Transportation Safety Board said on Twitter that the survey of the deep-water site will continue as investigators continue seeking more information about the final moments of the ship and its crew.
  The El Faro sank in about 15,000 feet of water Oct. 1 during Hurricane Joaquin with 33 people aboard, east of the Bahamas. No survivors w
  
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• Drug bust in Jamestown nets uncut heroin

  03-11-2015 03:55 via wivb.com
  
  JAMESTOWN, N.Y. (WIVB) — A traffic stop on I-86 turned into a drug bust when police say they recently pulled over two men near Jamestown.
  While investigating further after the traffic stop, officers say they found drugs, including about a half pound of uncut heroin. Police then arrested Edgardo Hernandez, 55, and Orlando Collazo, 59.
  Each faces drug charges and will return to court at a later date.
  
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• Rochester man stopped in Albion with stolen car

  03-11-2015 03:45 via wivb.com
  
  ALBION, N.Y. (WIVB) — Plate readers tipped off New York State Police that a car in traffic was stolen, prompting officers to investigate a Rochester man.
  Police say they stopped Xavier Lowry to learn he drove a stolen car. While investigating Lowry, they say they found marijuana in the stolen car.
  Lowry faces several charges, including possession of stolen property and possession of marijuana. He’ll return to court at a later date.
   
  
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• Store damaged by devastating fire reopens

  03-11-2015 03:40 via wivb.com
  
  BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A family-owned grocery store damaged by a devastating fire in September is open again for business.
  When flames broke out in September at an apartment above the Al Noor grocery store, more than $400,000 in damage ensued. But the family has since recovered, and so too has their business.
  Customers are again trickling in, a stark contrast from the fateful night when crews doused the large building with jets of water. Seven people required medical evaluation and tr
  
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• VIDEO: Man faces assault charges for altercation with Uber driver

  03-11-2015 02:58 via wivb.com
  
  CALIFORNIA, N.Y. (WIVB) — A California Uber driver fended off the attack of a drunken customer over the weekend, prompting the man’s arrest.
  The driver said the Californian entered his car but was too intoxicated to give directions, so he asked the man to leave. After asking the man to leave, he allegedly became enraged and is seen on video striking the driver.
  On video, the man slaps the driver from the back seat, then grabs his hair to strike his head further.
  The Uber driver
  
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• Love is Stronger than Pain

  03-11-2015 02:33 via wivb.com
  
  BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – “Love Is Stronger Than Pain.” That’s the title of a book about to be published, dedicated to the memory of Irene O’Brien.
  Two of her eight children were born with a rare and painful disease called Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa. Maureen and John required constant attention and care every day of their lives.
  Mrs. O’Brien passed away in 1994, but the story of her faith, love and sacrifice is now being told by one of her son’s, Mich
  
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• Taxi industry: Uber expansion in NY would kill existing jobs

  03-11-2015 02:27 via wivb.com
  
  ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York’s taxi industry says Uber’s proposal to expand outside of the New York City area threatens the jobs of dispatchers and others who work behind the scenes for cab companies around the state.
  The Committee for Taxi Safety, which advocates on behalf of traditional taxis, says in a report released Monday that more than 11,000 non-driver jobs are at risk if Uber is allowed to operate statewide.
  Uber says it would employ thousands of drivers if allowed to
  
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• Chipotle closes 43 restaurants due to E. coli outbreak

  03-11-2015 02:19 via wivb.com
  
  SEATTLE (AP) — Chipotle closed 43 of its Pacific Northwest locations after the chain’s third foodborne illness this year sickened about two dozen people — prompting renewed scrutiny of a company that touts its use of fresh ingredients and farm-sourced fare.
  Cases of the bacterial illness were traced to six of the casual Mexican food restaurants, but the company voluntarily closed down all of its locations in Washington and the Portland, Oregon, area as a precaution as an invest
  
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• More New Yorkers to get help paying heating bills this winter

  03-11-2015 02:17 via wivb.com
  
  AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) – After two brutal winters of historic proportions, Upstate New Yorkers are supposed to be getting a break this season, but many folks out are still going to have trouble paying their heating bills. For the 2015-2016 heating season, even middle income families can qualify for help.
  New guidelines released by federal and state officials will allow many middle class families and individuals to receive some form of assistance paying their heating bills, this winter, whet
  
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• Copper thieves spark Springville blackout

  03-11-2015 01:58 via wivb.com
  
  SPRINGVILLE, N.Y. (WIVB) – The entire Village of Springville lost power Sunday afternoon after copper thieves sparked a blackout.
  The daytime break-in to a power substation is the latest in about a  half-dozen similar incidents throughout Western New York.
  Last summer a man from Perry, New York died weeks after touching a charged line. He had reportedly climbed onto a live transformer. His partner in the copper theft was sentenced to state prison.
  In Springville, the thief or thieves
  
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• Cheektowaga agrees with state to clean up Scajaquada Creek

  03-11-2015 01:18 via wivb.com
  
  CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. (WIVB) – Just about every time there is a hard rain, raw sewage overflows into Scajaquada Creek, with garbage and other pollutants washing down the stream, and into Hoyt Lake.
  State Sen. Tim Kennedy announced, Monday afternoon, Cheektowaga town officials and the state have reached a deal to clean the creek up, and Kennedy minced no words in his description of the Scajaquada as, “the most polluted waterway in all of Western New York, and in all of New York state.&rd
  
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• Town of Amherst looks to ban fracking waste to thaw icy roads

  03-11-2015 01:02 via wivb.com
  
  AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) – Town leaders in Amherst will decide Monday if they should ban crews from using fracking waste to thaw icy roads.
  You’ll find what is called production brine in seven counties in the state including Chautaqua County. The Town of Clymer has used it for years. The Town Supervisor tells us they’ve never had an issue with it. But leaders in Amherst say it’s bad for the environment and want to put a strict ban on it.
  Town Board member Mark
  
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• Jury selection underway in trial of ex-NY Assembly speaker

  03-11-2015 00:58 via wivb.com
  
  NEW YORK (AP) — Jury selection has started in the corruption trial of a former New York Assembly speaker charged with accepting nearly $4 million in payoffs and kickbacks.
  Federal Judge Valerie Caproni is questioning several dozen prospective jurors individually to identify biases that could contaminate Sheldon Silver’s trial.
  Opening statements are expected Tuesday. The 71-year-old Manhattan Democrat was arrested in January. He is free on bail.
  In court Monday, Silver wore a da
  
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• Cops catch man driving nearly triple the speed limit with a kid aboard

  03-11-2015 00:27 via wivb.com
  
  SHELDON, N.Y. (WIVB) — While on patrol over the weekend. officers say they stopped a man driving nearly three times the legal speed limit.
  Officers say they stopped Elmer Heinrich as he sped past them on Perry Road in Sheldon. Police say their radar recorded a top speed of 91 miles per hour before they chased him down on the 35 miles per hour road.
  During the traffic stop, officers say they noticed a 1-year-old child aboard the vehicle. Heinrich faces charges of sped in zone and endan
  
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• Steve Tasker breaks down Bills season

  03-11-2015 00:22 via wivb.com
  
  Buffalo, NY(WIVB)-  The Bills have reached the bye week and it couldn’t have come at a better time.
  The team has been battered with injuries and is riding a two game losing streak. With a week off to hit the reset button, the 3-4 Bills team could come off the bye energized and healthy.
  Former Buffalo star wide receiver and NFL on CBS analyst Steve Tasker sat down with WIVB’s Josh Reed for a 1-on-1 interview to chat about the status of the Buffalo Bills and how they’re hand
  
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