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SLIDESHOW: Historical Signage of the Tonawandas Unveiled at Lumberjack Patio Grill

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Staff · June 14, 2018
SLIDESHOW: Historical Signage of the Tonawandas Unveiled at Lumberjack Patio Grill
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Historical signage of the Tonawandas was unveiled at Lumberjack Patio Grill yesterday evening.

Mayor Pappas was in attendance along with Alice C. Roth, President of Historical Society of the Tonawandas, Greg Stevens, Director of the Niagara Greenway Commission, Niagara County Legislator Rich Andres, Alderman-at-Large Bob Pecoraro, and Senator Ortt’s Constituent Relations Manager, Bob Welch.

These signs are currently along Niawanda Park in Tonawanda and are going up along Gratwick Riverside Park in North Tonawanda.

 

 

 

 

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