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Strasburg police are investigating how an employee of a medical practice was injured Sunday.

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Police were dispatched to Strasburg Family Practice, 241 N. Decatur St., at 10:18 a.m. Sunday. They found the unconscious woman inside the medical offices.

The unidentified woman is an employee.

"The victim is employed by the medical practice as a cleaning person," Strasburg Police Chief F. Steven Echternach said Monday.

The woman was transported Replica Emporio Armani Watch to Lancaster General Hospital, where she is in the Trauma/Neuro Unit.

Police are calling the incident "suspicious" and are treating it as a crime until more information is available.

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Echternach said he expects to release additional details today.


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Thursday, 7 p.m.: Spit at Spot Coffee, open reading and spoken word performance series hosted by Brown Sugar. 227 Delaware Ave.

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Friday, 7 p.m.: Debut of the new Queer Vibes Quarterly Reading Series featuring S. Alexander Smith and Jennifer Willett and hosted by Marek Parker. The series will showcase the writing of members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities. Additional reading slots available. Buffalo East, 1412 Main St. $2.

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Saturday, 2 p.m.: Talk on "Creativity: the uniquely human trait" by author and science journalist Ira Flatow, the host of NPR's "Science Friday." Flatow, a 1971 graduate of the University of Buffalo and a former news director of WBFO radio, is the author of "Present at the Future: From Evolution to Nanotechnology, Candid and Controversial Conversations Sale Giuseppe Zanotti shoes on Science and Nature" (Harper, 2007) and "They All Laughed...: From the Light Bulbs to Lasers: The Fascinating Stories Behind the Great Inventions That Have Changed Our Lives" (HarperCollins, 1992). Copies of his books will be available from Talking Leaves Books for purchase and signing afterward. Central Branch, Buffalo & Erie County Public Library, 1 Lafayette Square. Free and open to the public.

Saturday, 4 p.m: Book signing for Manny Fried's "Most Dangerous Man: A Personal Memoir" (John Brown Press) featuring the legendary Buffalo playwright, replica Jacob & Co. Watches labor organizer, actor, educator and novelist, who recently celebrated his 97th birthday. Talking Leaves Books, 3158 Main St.


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While some are known for their themes, others are recognised for their colour schemes and innovative ideas. But what makes someone an artist is the person's participation in the creation of a piece of art. Abstract, figurative, contemporary and realistic, one can glimpse all these and more at an art exhibition at the Poonawalla Gallery. About 10 new works by seven popular artists are being showcased.

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The artists whose works are on display are Rajesh Kulkarni, Rekha Jadhav, Surendra Kudapune, Uttam Sathe, Govind Dhumre, Vinod Raghuveer and Ramgiri Patil. Viewers can discern themes ranging from nature, sexy lingerie china human emotions, traditions, abstracts to spirituality and religion in the paintings.

While the artworks made by Rekha produce a strikingly lustrous 3D effect, Kudapune's abstract work makes one feel that the artist took chaos, bathed it in oil and then trapped it onto his canvas. His colour scheme on the other hand is subtle, yet the effect is pleasing.

Rajesh Kulkarni's works with clay are pleasure to the eyes. Explaining the thought behind them, he says, "The masks are expressive works and they reflect the mood the artist is in while modelling the clay."

Excited about the exhibition, the owner of the beautifully crafted sanctuary of art, Abbas Poonawalla says, "The artists portrayed are experienced and the demand for such works is rising because of the development of people's tastes and also because people have more money now. I have been in this field for the past 20 years, and back then people used to demand only prints, but now people want to buy paintings. Today, originality is valued and that Chloe Replica is a big change."

(The exhibition will be on till August 27, at the Poonawalla Art Gallery, Clover Centre, Camp.)

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