Rosemarie Boyle, of the surgical unit, was this month's WOW winner at Orleans Community Health/Medina Memorial Hospital.  Every month a winner is chosen from the more than 100 WOW recipients who are identified for outstanding work in their department.  The WOW winner receives a custom jacket and badge pin.

LABORS MIGHTY HOST WAS OUT

Yesterday's Labor-Day Parade 

Buffalo Evening News - September 4th 1900

•    Niagara Square with it's many diverging thoroughfares, is an ideal place for the formation of a big parade, and as the result of its selection as the starting point of today's big labor demonstration, the confusion usually a feature of such affairs, was reduced to a minimum... In addition to the organizations enumerated in the Sunday News yesterday, there was in the line, three sections of railroad employees, aggregating 1500 in number.  With that addition, the total number of men in line was in the neighborhood of 20,000 and fine, stalwart, intelligent men most of them were--men who compose the bone and sinew of the city's great industrial army--men of whom Buffalo is deservedly proud.

Family and friends of a Niagara University graduate continue to honor his memory after he was killed in the line of duty in Afghanistan. 

According to the Department of Defense, Pfc. Theodore M. Glende, 23, of Rochester, died July 27 in Kharwar, Logar province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked his unit with small-arms fire. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team in Vicenza, Italy. 

To keep his memory alive, Glende’s loved ones are taking orders for Glende Commemorative Clothing through Sunday, with proceeds going to Wounded Warrior Project, which assists injured soldiers and their families.

Short-sleeved T-shirts are available in blue, maroon or tan, and sizes and prices include: