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Courtney Cortright

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The New York Store to close after nearly a century in Lancaster, ending 4 generations of family tradition

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By Courtney Cortright Verified
| Yahoo Verified
For nearly a century, The New York Store has been more than a men's clothing shop on Central Avenue. It's where generations of Western New Yorkers bought their first suit, found the perfect outfit for a wedding or job interview, and built relationships that lasted decades. Now, after 97 years in business, the family-owned store is preparing to close its doors. "I grew up in it. My grandfather started it. My dad. As a little kid, I worked here," owner Alan Kurtzman said.
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Buffalo youth foster community connections at basketball camp

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By Courtney Cortright Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The lessons on the basketball court go far beyond the game. Kids across Buffalo had the chance to learn from Toronto Raptors guard Jamal Shead during a free basketball camp focused on building skills, confidence and connections. The event was hosted by C.O.P.S. — Children Overcoming Police Stereotypes Through Sports — an organization that uses sports to bring kids and law enforcement together. For Shead, coming to Buffalo was about giving back and connecting with young fans.
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Ride for Roswell raises record-breaking $6.3M to support cancer research

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By Courtney Cortright Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Ride for Roswell raises record-breaking $6.3M to support cancer research Key takeawaysPowered by Yahoo Scout. Yahoo is using AI to generate key points from this article. This means the info may not always match what’s in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. The 31st annual Ride for Roswell raised a record-breaking $6.3 million to support cancer research, clinical trials, and patient care programs at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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