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On Saturday, Septem-ber26th,2015,morethanadozenBuffaloareamu-seums and cultural in-stitutions will offer freeadmission tovisitorswhopresenta‘MuseumDay Live!’ ticket,as part of Smith-sonianMagazine’s11thannual‘MuseumDayLive!’initiative. Museum Day in Buf-falo is presented in thespirit of the SmithsonianInstitution’s commitmenttomakelearning-andthespreadofknowledge -ac-

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These Are the People in Your Neighborhood... OfficerChristineSiko-rahasbeenaBuffalopo-lice officer for 26 years.Sheisalifelongresidentof NorthB u f f a l o ,and for thepast yearand a halfhas beenperformingduties asa Commu-nity PoliceOfficer. InthisroleOf-ficerSikoracan devotemore timetothequal-ity of life issues in ourcommunity. Officer Sikora worksclosely with block clubsand can’t stress enoughthe importance ofpartici-pating.“Itdoesn’thaveto

be the huge commitmentthat people assume it is.Some clubs communicateonline and only meet a

fewtimesayear.”Siko-ra goes onto say thatby simplykeeping aeyeonyourneighbor’shousewhenthey areoutof towncanmakeabig impact.K n o w i n gwhoshouldand should

not be in your neighbor-hood goes a long way inhelpingdetercriminals. If you are interestedin forming a block club,contact Officer Sikora at851-5822.

Officer Christine Sikora has been on the Buffalo police force for 26 years.

cessibletoall,givingmu-seumsacrossall50statesthe opportunity tomirrortheadmissionpolicyoftheSmithsonian museums inWashington,D.C.

For one day only, par-ticipatingmuseumsacrossthe country and in Buf-falowill emulate the freeadmission policy of theSmithsonian Institution,openingtheirdoorsfreeofchargetothosewhodown-

loada‘MuseumDayLive!’onlineticket. Now in its 11th year,morethan500,000guestsare expected to visit over1,000museumsacrossthe

country on Muse-umDayLive!Visi-tors who presenttheticketwillgain

entrancefortwoatanin-stitutionofchoiceonSat-urday, September 26th,only;oneticketperhouse-hold,peremailaddress.Toobtain your ticket, visit:http://www.smithsonian-mag.com/museumday.

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You may know some-onewhoisdeaforhardofhearing.Butdoyouknowwhat it’s liketo actuallybe cocoonedin silence?Do you knowhow to com-m u n i c a t ewith thesemembersofourcommunity? Deaf AwarenessWeek,September 19th - 25th,is an opportunity for thehearingcommunityinBuf-faloandWesternNewYorkto better understand theDeafcultureandthechal-lengesfacingthosewhoaredeaforhardofhearing.

The Kickoff for DeafAwarenessWeekwilltakeplace at the Walden Gal-

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Lord & Taylor, with fam-ily-friendly activities,information tables andspeakers. Look for Ameri-canSignLanguagepoetry,videos,andmore. An Open House at St.Mary’sSchoolfortheDeaf(2253MainStreet,Buffalo)willtakeplaceonMonday,Continued on page 6

TheErieCanalHarborDevelopment CorporationBoardofDirectorsmetto-dayandvotedtoacceptEx-plore&More’sexcitingre-visedplanforachildren’smuseumatCanalside.

Following the publicmeeting Explore & MoreChildren’s Museum andtheDevelopmentCorpora-tion announced the plansto build a stand-alonebuilding on a new parcel

alongthecanaltowpathintheSouthAudBlock. Thenewbuildingisex-pectedtobefourfloorsandwill house a world-classchildren’s museum that

This artist’s rendering shows the proposed plan for the new four-story build-ing in the South Aud Block of Canalside, slated for completion in 2018.

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September 11, 2015ElmwoodAve.–Complain-antstatesthatwhileatthegym, unknown person(s)took, without permission,his wallet from an un-lockedlocker.

September 11, 2015FairfieldAve.-Complain-antreportsthatunknownperson(s) did enter base-mentofherresidenceandremovedawasherwithoutpermission. Alsomissingarevariousothertools.

September 12, 2015Hertel Ave. – Complain-ant is manager of storeand reports that a storeemployee, while on duty,removed $1,135 from herdrawer and concealed itonherperson.

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Niagara, Erie and Or-leans County residents arereminded to bring identi-fication that shows theirresidency,whichwilladmitthem free on this day. Thefortwillopenat9amwiththe concert at 11 am Thefortwill closeat5pm (ad-missionsendat4:30pm).

The Parkinson Dis-ease North Towns Care-giver Support Groupwillholdtheirnextmonth-ly meeting on Tuesday,September22ndfrom3to4:30 pm at The MeadowsinWeinbergCampus,2650NorthForestRd,Amherst.The support group meet-ings are open to caregiv-ersofParkinson’sDiseasepatients throughout theWNYarea. They’reopen-endedmeetingswhereyoucan discuss concerns thatmight be impacting yourabilitytomanageandcopeas a family member/care-giver; an opportunity to-meet others experiencing

similar concerns and helpproblem solve and reducethestressyoumaybefeel-ing. The group regularlymeetsonthe4thTuesdayofeachmonth. For more informationcontact449-3795.

Canisius College will host Pulitzer-Prizewinning photographerJosé Galvez on Tuesday,October6that7:00pminOldMain314.Galvezwillspeakabouthisextensivephotography career andshow some of his work.Theeventisfreeandopentothepublic.Formorein-formation, please contactRichard at [email protected].

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Boysandgirls fromsix-teenteamspackedanAm-herstBanquetfacilitywiththeircoachesandtheirpar-entstoreceivetrophies fortheiraccomplishments lastFridaynight.HertelNorthParkLeaguepresidentDonMorris thanked everyonefor helping make this sea-sonasuccess. Here are the winningteamsforthisseasonbegin-ningwithPonytail girls inRookie division. The Reb-elsfinishedinfirstplaceinthedivisionbut itwas theAngels who won the play-off championship. CoachesTreyGardnerandBobGan-nonrespectivelyintroducedtheir teams to the room,callingeachchilduptore-ceive what might be theirfirst ever trophy awardedtothem.Fromthisvantagepoint, the smile was fromeartoearonalltheirfaces. Rookie Boys were nextandYankeesandBlueJaysstepped to the microphonetoreceivetheirawards.TheYankswereledbyNicholasMarcello, Patrick “Patch”Pritchard, A.J. PorterfieldandAndrewBebakastheytookfirstplace inthedivi-sion. Blue Jays won theChampionshipwithplayerslike Damone Parker, NateWaldron,QuinnMcKendryandChadPacholek. There were Blue JayandYankeegirlstooinMi-norPony.EvieGardnerandToriHatchhelpedleadtheYankees to a Champion-ship, their second in threeyears. Blue Jay girls like

Julianna Verni, MeenaRose, Mary Kate Wegmanand Julia Purpora helpedsetthetoneforthedivisionduringtheregularseason. InMajorPony, theCar-dinalsclinchedthedivisionanddefeatedtheRockiesinthe playoffs. Ellie Robert-son,GeorgiGallivan,AnnaGardnerandJuliaKilonskywerejustfourmembersofapowerful lineup that gaveteams like the AthleticsandDodgersaswellastheRockies frustrating timesthisseason. The Pirates and Bravesteams won in Boys Sec-ond Minor. V.J. Verni, GioAmodeo and Joseph Che-man helped clinch the di-vision during the regularseason.ButtheBravesledby Adam Kilminster, NickPurdie, Eamon Langdonand Owen Moriarty madelifedifferentinthePlayoffsfor teams like the Pirates,MarlinsandBrewers. Thehighlightoftheeve-ning however came at thevery end when the HertelNorth Park League un-veiled a special presenta-tion to two players, GabeJohn P. Glahe and KellanDaley for receiving thefirst annual Mike MurphyAward for their careers inShoshone Park. Both boysbeganplayingt-balltogeth-er in 2005 and continuedplaying the game in boththe house (Shoshone) andtravel teams throughouttheiryoungcareers. The Mike MurphyAward, named after the

long-time coach in NorthBuffaloforbaseballwillbepresented each year to aplayeraftertheyhavecom-pletedtheirfinalseasoninShoshone Park. Any eligi-bleboyorgirlmustplayinallgamesatevery level inordertobeconsidered.BothGlaheandDaleydisplayedframed uniforms of theircareersatthepodiumwhilereceivingtheiraward fromDonMorris. Other Championshipteams included the MajorBoys Mets and Cardinalsteams. The Athletics andTigersfromtheFirstMinorDivision. The Senior PonyAthletics made their wayto the podium to receivetheirtrophiesandtheMetsinSeniorBoysroundedouttheevening.AccordingtoMorrisinhislettertotheleague,it’sniceto look back and see whatwe accomplished. But alsotakealookatwhatwecandobetter.

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Hertel North Park League President Don Morris stands with Kellan Daley, a sophomore at St. Jo-seph Collegiate Institute, and Gabe John P. Glahe, a sophomore at Canisius High School, winners of this year’s Mike Murphy award. Both boys con-tinue to play baseball on their school teams.

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BECKER - James K. Of Buf-falo, entered into rest Septem-ber 13, 2015. Beloved compan-ion; devoted father; cherished grandfather; loving son; dear brother; also survived by many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Arrangements by LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Northtowns Chapel), 885 Ni-agara Falls Blvd., near Eggert/Sheridan Dr.

JOZENS - Nicholas Adam, en-tered into rest suddenly, Sep-tember 12, 2015. Beloved son; step-son; cherished brother; devoted uncle and godfather; grandson; best friend and “brother”; also survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Arrangements by LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Northtowns Chapel), 885 Ni-agara Falls Blvd.,near Eggert/Sheridan Dr.

VALONE - Russell F. Of Buffa-lo, entered into rest September 6, 2015. Devoted father; loving son; dear brother; cherished uncle; also survived by relatives and friends. Arrangements by LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Northtowns Chapel), 885 Ni-agara Falls Blvd., near Eggert/Sheridan Dr.

September21at6:00pmto8:00pm.TheeventwillopenintheYoungAssem-bly Hall. Free, student-led tours of this historicbuildingwillbeavailable,featuring stained glasswindows in the Chapel.VisitorsareencouragedtovisittheSt.Mary’sSchoolfortheDeafMuseumandto meet members of thedeaf community, includ-ing students. AmericanSignLanguageinterpret-ers and light refresh-mentswillbeonhand. AdditionalfreetoursofSt.Mary’sSchool for theDeafwillbeofferedonWednesday, September23rd from 10:00 am to11:30 am and from 1:00

pmto2:30pm.Afreesur-vivalAmericanSignLan-guageworkshopwillalsobe offered on Wednesdayby Deaf Access Servicesat the Tri-Main Center(2495 Main Street) from12:00pmto2:00pm.DeafcomedianNoahBuchholzwill perform at North-Point Church (321 Co-lumbia Avenue, Depew)from6:00pmto8:00pm.Thisisalsoafreeevent. JoinSt.Mary’sSchoolfortheDeafforsomefun,family-friendly bingo onThursday, September24thfrom6:30pmto8:30pmintheGallagherGymand raise funds for theschool. Or join Deaf Ac-cess Services at Pinot’sPalett Painting (9570

Transit Road) for a fun,colorful evening of wineand art on Friday, Sep-tember25thfrom6:30pmto9:30pmtosupporttheactivities of this impor-tant community organi-zation. The goals of DeafAwareness Week are toempower those who aredeafandhardofhearingby raising awareness of,promoting better under-standingofandcelebrat-ingtheiruniquelanguageand culture in the com-munityatlarge. Foradditionalinforma-tionaboutDeafAwarenessWeekactivities,pleasegoto www. smsdk12.org ortheSt.Mary’sSchool fortheDeafFacebookpage.

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