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Is racism still an issue?
Bee Editorial
      It's hard to believe that just five decades ago black people had to drink out of different water fountains, attend different schools and couldn't be served at certain restaurants because of the color of their skin.
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Spindle items
JESSICA FINCH Associate Editor
      • FINALLY HOME - There is nothing like a dose of stress to wear on one's nerves. The past two weeks have been basically a blur as I packed up all of my belongings, not knowing where I was moving to.
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Which news will happen first? Skyway, Peace Bridge, Bass Pro
DAN MEYER Political Columnist
      I've been writing this weekly column for six months now, and up until this week, I had yet to formally give you a homework assignment. Don't worry, it's not difficult, and it will hurt just a bit.
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Governor's license proposal jeopardizes security, tourism
MARY LOU RATH New York State Senator
      As Chair of the Senate Committee on Tourism, Recreation and Sports Development, I encourage New Yorkers to travel within our state to enjoy its cultural and natural treasures.
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Chairwoman Marinelli details 2008 county budget process
LYNN MARINELLI Legislature Chairperson
      The Erie County Legislature began its budget deliberations upon receipt of the executive's proposed budget on Oct. 15. Members of the legislature and its Finance, Management and Budget Committee will work with County Comptroller Mark Poloncarz to ensure that projected costs and anticipated revenu...
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Should voters approve a proposal to spend $12 million to buy and preserve undeveloped land?
Amherst Bee point-counter point
      Opinion: No COLLEEN DIPIRRO President and CEO, Amherst Chamber of Commerce We have witnessed all too often resolutions and other public policy initiatives put forth by our elected leaders that are a knee-jerk response to issues impacting our community and town without thoughtful dialogue, and...
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