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Corrections June 13
Updated: August 20, 2010, 11:45 PM
Village of North Collins officials are planning to conduct a feasibility study of a proposal to dissolve the village. A story Thursday incorrectly reported that residents had already voted to dissolve the village.
A story Wednesday about retiring Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra timpanist Jesse Kregal incorrectly listed his daughters. He has a third daughter, Heidi Billittier.
The developers of a proposed Wegmans on Transit Road are seeking to have seven acres rezoned from residential to commercial. Most of the 20- acre parcel is zoned for commercial development. A story in some editions Thursday incorrectly said 20 acres of the parcel would need to be rezoned to accommodate the project.
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