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April 7, 2018

JKLM says it’s no longer interested in Epiphany project

a.davis@bradfordera.com

An oil and natural gas company owned by Buffalo Bills and Sabres owner Terry Pegula has decided it will not use a proposed wastewater treatment facility near Coudersport.

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