Bee Editorial: Keep your furry friends safe this winter
Winter safety tips urge wrapping short fur pets in coats and booties, wiping paws after outdoor time, and avoiding antifreeze. Prepare dry warm enclosures for outdoor animals with wind protection, cedar shavings, or straw, while ensuring food and water stay unfrozen. Regular checks ensure pets stay warm, happy, and healthy all season.
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Depew Little Free Pantry Rebuild Fund Drive
After the Blizzard of 1922 damage owner Dawn Gambino Buck launches a GoFundMe to rebuild Depew's Little Free Pantry at 568 Rowley Road. The drive aims for 2500 dollars with 540 raised so far for shelving flooring lights cameras and other essentials.
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Funke laid to rest in Lancaster after Civil War service
Christopher G. Funke a longtime town resident born in Germany in 1840 died at his East Main Street home after months of illness. He served in the Civil War from New York, was wounded in the Shenandoah Valley, and lost his right arm. After the war he worked as postmaster and ran a general store before moving to Lancaster in 1883. He later partnered in Funke & Adolf Insurance and served as Village Assessor and Union Free School District Treasurer. In Depew a fire at Nelson's Furniture on Main Street caused $20,000 damage, with $5,000 to the building and $15,000 to its contents, insured, after flames spread from a repair room through an open elevator shaft.
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Christopher G. Funke
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