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Ontario, New York is located in Wayne County. Zip codes in Ontario, NY include 14519. More Ontario information.

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Monday May 28 | WKBW-TV

One Tank Getaway: Niagara On The Lake

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, ON Channel 7's Linda Pellegrino and the "AM/BUFFALO" show stopped by one of the most spectacular destinations in the Niagara Region of Southern Ontario.

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Thu May 24, 2012

WHAM-AM Rochester

Woman Charged With Robbery In Wayne County

Troopers say that 32 year old Shannon Huff of the Town of Ontario is now facing charges of robbery and endangering the welfare of a child.

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Fri May 18, 2012

WIVB-TV Buffalo

Canadian visits have huge impact

BUFFALO, N.Y. - Friday marks the start of the Victoria Day weekend in Canada, so expect another flood of people from Ontario making their way over the border.

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Thu May 17, 2012

Newsday

Police hold diamond-swallower until evidence moves

In EASTPORT accident cleared on SUNRISE HWY/NY RT-27 WB between CR-51/X61 and RAILROAD AVE/X60 in MANORVILLE.

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Fri May 11, 2012

Buffalo News

Help land the big one

All of Western New York needs to put its collective weight behind the effort to help Olcott land the title of "Ultimate Fishing Town" in a contest sponsored by cable television's World Fishing Network.

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Thu May 10, 2012

RochesterHomepage.net

Monroe County Hosts Terrorist Drill on Lake Ontario

Thursday there was the first terrorism drill of its kind on Lake Ontario. Police, border patrol, FBI and many other state, local and international law enforcement agencies all worked together.

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Mon May 07, 2012

The Ontario Farmer Daily

Ontario Farmer

May 7 - Ontarians can expect fewer locally grown apples in stores this fall and those that will be on the shelves will likely be more expensive.

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