PollAs of Sunday, Jan. 8, it will cost an additional two cents to mail a first class letter and extra penny for a post card. More ... The Amherst Police Department is accepting applications for the spring 2006 session of the Citizen Police Academy. More ... Amherst police are investigating the robbery of the Key Bank branch at 4020 Sheridan Dr., which occurred Tuesday, Dec. 27. More ... Amherst Police charged a Buffalo man with misdemeanor scheme to defraud after he allegedly tried to obtain money by saying he was collecting for the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) foundation. More ... ProjecTruth recently announced that five of its educators, one of whom is from Amherst, have received their Certified Abstinence Educator (CAE) credentials. More ... The Republican leader of the Erie County Legislature, Michael H. Ranzenhofer, District 4, announced Tuesday, Dec. 27, he will step down as the legislature More ... Town Justice Mark G. Farrell places his hand on a Bible held by his wife, Carolyn Farrell, while Administrative Judge Sharon S. Townsend, of the Eighth Judicial District of the New York State Supreme Court, administers the Oath of More ... The Eggertsville Community Organization has announced its elected officers for 2006. David Dengler was re-elected president. Also reelected were Pat Lucey as vice president, Pat McLean as treasurer and Charles Eisenmann as secretary. More ... Rabbi Noson Gurary, of Chabad House, lights the menorah the first night of Chanukah at Niagara Falls Prospect point while Rabbi Avrohom Gurary looks on. More ... |
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