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Cheektowaga budget plan rises 2.94% from 2010

Cheektowaga’s proposed $84.7 million budget for 2011, up 2.94 percent from this year, has spending increases to cover new health insurance and pension costs, the police and courts building renovation, and storm sewer fixes intended to ease flooding problems.

Police Blotter

Man with a new liver is returned to jail

Gurninderjit Thandi, a Cheektowaga liver transplant recipient taking 15 medications daily, was ordered to remain jailed after his sentencing was delayed Tuesday for a drunken driving incident that injured a pedestrian last spring.

Courts

Liver recipient to remain jailed

Judge reschedules drunken driving sentencing to Nov. 3.

City & Region

Bid to end dog-walking ban in parks draws 40 backers

One couple’s effort to rally support to overturn the Cheektowaga ban on dog walking in most town parks seems to be working.

Cheektowaga

Liver recipient back in jail after leaving alcohol rehab

Gurninderjuit Thandi, a Cheektowaga liver transplant recipient due for sentencing today in a drunken-driving case, was back in custody Monday after prosecutors learned he had left a treatment program and was drinking again.

City & Region

Predator freed after prison term accused of contact with teenager

A former businessman and soccer coach who was sentenced as a sexual predator in 1998 is back in trouble, accused of having unsupervised contact with a teenage boy.

Cheektowaga

Cheektowaga man found after several hours

An elderly Cheektowaga man who had been missing for several hours Sunday was found unharmed.Ervin Russell, 75, is in the earlystages of dementia, Cheektowaga police said in an alert released to the media.

Cheektowaga

Authors to address public in Pine Lawn Chapel event

A veterinarian and a wildlife administrator will talk about their new books at 7p.m. Wednesday in Pine Lawn Chapel, 2951 Harlem Road, Cheektowaga.

City & Region

Residents to raise dog-walking issue

A South Cheektowaga couple is organizing fellow dog owners in hopes many will turn out at the Town Board meeting Monday to show that it’s time to change the rules that ban dog walking from most town parks.

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