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Brother vs. Brother Shooting Ends With Guilty Plea
Dominick Drumsta, 19, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault Monday morning in State Supreme Court in Buffalo.
Man pleads guilty in shooting of brother
A man who admitted he shot his brother last fall in what the family insists was an accident should not go back to jail, his lawyer said.
Concord Teen Pleads To Shooting Brother
Both brothers say it was horseplay in their East Concord kitchen that lead one brother to shoot another.
CONCERT: The Mid-Day Concert Series will debut at noon today with jazz vocalist Laurie Bordonaro- Mozee in Akron's Russell Park.
Boston Medical Center gets $15M gift for new ambulatory center
Boston Business Journal - by Naomi R. Kooker Boston Business Journal The gift will go to BMC¹s facilities expansion plan, which include a new ambulatory building, an expanded emergency and trauma center ...
HAM DINNER: South Wales Presbyterian Church, 2532 Emery Road, will serve a ham dinner from 4 to 7 p. m. today. via Buffalo News
Oddblotter: High Heels Are Dangerous
“The victim stated that he then approached his neighbor and told him that he needed to stop prostituting in his apartment. Per the victim, his neighbor "flipped out”
The BPD Blotter recorded a spat between two neighbors that turned ugly last night on East Concord street when one neighbor accused the other of hooking. via Bostonist
Drumsta Family of East Concord Seeking Justice
“If they were, they woulda clearly seen it was an accident.”
News 4's George Richert has an update for us tonight. It has been a long 75 days for the Drumsta family in East Concord and while one son is home recovering, the other remains in a jail cell. via WIVB-TV Buffalo
She's still fighting for her sister
“And you grew up fast just being an Army brat.”
Sally Hembree remembers his hands. They were so very big. They wouldn't let go of her sister 37 years ago, grabbing Susie Randall and beating her savagely, prosecutors said at the time. via Concord Monitor
Several Post Offices Without Power
Transactions available at these offices are limited. Customers are advised to seek a nearby Post Office to receive full retail services. via WIVB-TV Buffalo
64-year-old woman found dead in Concord fire
A 64-year-old woman was found dead inside her Town of Concord home late Monday night, following a fire that fully engulfed the mobile home, Erie County sheriff's officials reported today. via Buffalo News
Heavy rainfall a mixed blessing
“The fact that we got so much rain, and it stayed with us for so long, meant that it didn't get a chance to change to snow”
Thank goodness for the rain ... maybe. Meteorologists say all of the rain last night and this morning spared us from getting a lot more snow. via Buffalo News
Ample supply belies talk of Christmas tree blues
“Many of the young plantings that went in this year died”
Ken Lindstrom, an officer of Western New York Christmas Tree Farmers, and his son Alex bundle trees at their retail location in Boston as they prepare for their big sales period. via Buffalo News
Concord: Council undecided on intersections by Exit 16
“Testimony from an audience that filled the chambers lasted nearly four hours, with hearings on the intersection just off Exit 16 and the intersection of Shaker Road, Mountain Road and Cemetery Street taking the most time...”
Chelsea Conaboy of The Concord Monitor reports, " The city council did not make any decisions Monday night about traffic issues in East Concord or on any other topic discussed in public hearings." "Testimony ... via NH Insider
Injured worker accepts $2 million settlement
An East Concord man whose career as a millwright ended after scaffolding fell on him at the General Motors Tonawanda plant on June 1, 1998, has accepted a $2 million insurance settlement, his attorneys said ... via Buffalo News
Driver injured as car hits trees, catches fires
An 18-year-old East Concord woman suffered minor injuries at about 6 p.m. Saturday when her car swerved to avoid a deer, hit a group of trees and caught fire, Cattaraugus County sheriff's deputies said. via Buffalo News
“You can follow the laboratory book to a 'T' but sometimes you need the experience to know when the juice is cooked enough”
James T. Malley is crazy about grapes. Especially when they're Western New York grapes. via Buffalo News
Two plead guilty in tree-cutting fraud
A former monitor for the county's tree-cutting program and one of the tree cutters involved in the cleanup effort from October's ice storm pleaded guilty Wednesday to a scheme to get more than $50,000 in ... via Buffalo News