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Local family grieves the unexpected loss of mother Original

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By Trina Catterson Verified
| WIVB-TV (Buffalo, NY) Verified
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — On June 28, a local family’s life changed forever. It started with a phone call no daughter ever wants to receive. “I was screaming at them, telling them to please save my mom because this is my last parent as well as for my siblings,” Selena Spears said. “My sisters called me, and they were crying. They said something happened to Mom. So, I left from my friend’s and drove over to my mom’s house.” Spears said that when she arrived, police filled the street outside the home.
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Local family grieves the unexpected loss of mother

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By Trina Catterson Verified
| Aol Verified
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — On June 28, a local family's life changed forever. It started with a phone call no daughter ever wants to receive. "I was screaming at them, telling them to please save my mom because this is my last parent as well as for my siblings," Selena Spears said. "My sisters called me, and they were crying. They said something happened to Mom. So, I left from my friend's and drove over to my mom's house." Spears said that when she arrived, police filled the street outside the home.
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Big Tree EMS to transition to all-volunteer model Original

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By Trina Catterson Verified
| WIVB-TV (Buffalo, NY) Verified
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Over 1,100 — that’s how many calls Big Tree EMS services have responded to in just the last seven months. But soon, that number will turn to zero, as the town plans to get rid of Big Tree’s paid EMS services. “This will be bad,” Big Tree EMS employee Frank Liguori said. “This will be very critical for the community.” Big Tree EMS is a non-profit service which operates out of Big Tree Volunteer Fire Company.
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