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6888th Battalion sheroes fought sexism, racism and Nazism

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By Marian Hetherly
| wbfo.org
There are countless stories of duty and honor to share this Veterans Day, but one is nearly 80 years in the making. It's the story of Pvt. Indiana Hunt Martin of Buffalo, who died at age 98 as the nation was just beginning to recognize her distinctive military service during World War II. "Some of our veterans don't think that their stories are worth telling, but yes they are. Everybody has a job to do.
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Clarence Schools closed, as police search for 'person of interest'

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By Marian Hetherly
| wbfo.org
WBFO-FM 88.7 | By Marian Hetherly Published November 10, 2021 at 7:28 AM EST Erie County Sheriff's Department / David Cottom, Sr. is a 'person of interest' sought by the Erie County Sheriff's Department Wednesday morning. Clarence Schools are closed for the day Wednesday, as law enforcement search for 'a person of interest' in the area.
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CWA workers approve new union contracts with Catholic Health, return to Mercy Hospital Wednesday

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By Marian Hetherly
| wbfo.org
WBFO-FM 88.7 | By Marian Hetherly Published November 9, 2021 at 6:10 AM EST Catholic Health System / After three days of voting, more than 2,500 Communications Workers of America employees at Mercy, Kenmore Mercy and Sisters St. Joseph hospitals have approved six new four-year union contracts. This officially ends the strike at Mercy in South Buffalo, where nurses, service, clerical and technical staff have been on strike since Oct. 1. The biggest issue on the bargaining table has been staffing.
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