Cor rection
     In an article published Nov. 16 regarding St. Mary
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Federal funding approved for chamber, Transit Road
     The Amherst Chamber of Commerce recently received about $350,000 for its Suburban Solutions Center.
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Research contract for UB renewed
     The U.S. Department of Energy has renewed a research contract with the State University of New York at Buffalo (UB).
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Names added to Wall of Friends at senior center
     Two area residents recently added the names of their family to the Wall of Friends in the library of the Amherst Center for Senior Services .
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Effort to make engineering interesting leads to grant
     Professor Kemper E. Lewis is borrowing from an ages-old, medical school teaching method to instruct his students in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the State University of New York at Buffalo (UB).
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Heating prices to climb this winter
by NICHOLAS J. PRIMERANO Ken-Ton Editor
     It is now November and as the days get shorter, the nights get colder. Soon, snow flakes will be a flurry and you will be
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GIVING STARS —
     Boy Scouts from Williamsville%27s Troop 991, which
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A change of command at A.J. Jurek Post
Military Brief
     A testimonial/installation dinner celebrated at the American Legion Post for outgoing commander Pauline Fletcher was held recently with an Octoberfest theme.
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ELA test workshops available
     The Gibson Learning Center will be holding several one hour workshops for students taking the New York State Assessment Tests, commonly known as ELAs, in December, February and March.
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Williamsville resident wins alumni award
     The Canisius College Alumni Association recently presented Williamsville resident John D. Naples Jr., MD with its Distinguished Alumni Award.
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Hurricane benefit held by youth council
     The Youth Council of Christ the King Parish in Snyder recently held a coffeehouse benefit for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
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