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Mike Gawel Event at Player’s Bar Tuesday Night

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Niagara Reporter- · July 9, 2023
Mike Gawel Event at Player’s Bar Tuesday Night
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By Tony Farina

There will be a fun-filled fundraiser for Niagara Falls City Council hopeful Michael Gawel on Tuesday night, 5:30 to 7:30, at the always electric Player’s Bar at 528 Niagara St., Niagara Falls.

Beer, pizza and music on the patio for $25, with checks payable to the Committee to Elect Michael Gawel.

Michael Gawel

Michael Gawel is a former councilmember who is also a CPA and lawyer and who would be an outstanding addition for taxpayers on the Niagara Falls City Council.  Mike has the Republican and Conservative ballot lines and would be a thinking member to the council as it deals with the many problems facing the city of Niagara Falls.

Come visit with Mike and his supporters at the Player’s Bar Tuesday night.

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