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HOME DELIVERY: Stacey and Jason McKie of Sanborn hold newborn son, Jake Michael McKie, who was born at 11:47 p.m. Tuesday night at their Sanborn home. Jason called 911 for emergency medical personnel, but seven minutes after the call, he had the baby in his hands. Mom, Jake and Jason are doing well at Eastern Niagara Hospital-Lockport.
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Sanborn dad delivers baby boy at home
At 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, Stacey McKie told her husband, Jason, the baby was on the way. The baby was due the day before, and mom’s bags were packed for a trip to Eastern Niagara Hospital-Lockport.
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Sanborn dad delivers baby boy at home
- Sports
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Lockport High School senior Desmond Stoll watches his iron shot at the Niagara County Golf Course’s driving range on Monday. Stoll leads a strong contingent of blue and gold linksters into the 2010 Niagara Frontier League season. Head coach Dave Gilson’s Lions open at 4 p.m. Wednesday against visiting Niagara-Wheatfield at the Lockport Town & Country Club.
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Grand Finale
Lockport High School golf head coach Dave Gilson wants to see history repeat itself this year — and in more than one way.
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Grand Finale
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- Sabres
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Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster, left, presented Chicago Blackhawks hockey player and Western New York native Patrick Kane with the key to the city at Niagara Falls State Park on Friday. Kane came to Niagara Falls to show off and poses with the Stanley Cup as a team member perk for winning the big game. An estimated 150 fans showed up for the chance to see Kane with the historic Cup.
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Cup runneth over at Niagara Falls
For Patrick Kane there was no better place in Western New York for him to take the Stanley Cup than Niagara Falls.
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Cup runneth over at Niagara Falls
- Bills
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Buffalo Bills running back C.J. Spiller (21) runs a touchdown past Cincinnati Bengals defender Adam Jones during the first half of Saturday night’s NFL preseason game at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park. The Bills won, 35-20.
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Bills down Bengals 35-20
Rookie running back C.J. Spiller keeps providing a spark to the Buffalo Bills offense. And Cincinnati quarterback Carson Palmer is starting to gain chemistry with T.O. and the Bengals’ revamped receivers.
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Bills down Bengals 35-20
