Sherman Zavitz
On Saturday, Sherman Zavitz’s column in the Niagara Falls Review was about when ice has frozen over the Niagara River right near the falls. Unfortunately the piece wasn’t online, so I took a picture of it for you to see. Occasionally the Review does this, so the only way to ensure you get it is [...]
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From Niagara This Week:
Sherman Zavitz is a veritable encyclopedia of local history, and with the publication of two more books, readers of all ages can now enjoy more than 100 true stories that showcase Niagara’s past.
Born in Welland, Zavitz taught for more than three decades at several elementary schools in Niagara Falls. During this period [...]
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From the Niagara Falls Review:
You might assume some things about Sherman Zavitz, the city’s official historian. He’ll then correct you. Politely, as always.
One: He’s so low-key and reserved, he has never been in trouble in his life.
Wrong. He once got a detention in school. Maybe twice.
Two: He’s so calm and collected, he has never had [...]
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