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PollIn response to accusations that he was involved in illegal building practices, Supervisor Satish Mohan said he would More ... Attention Subscribers -- Get your access to TheAmherst Bee Online! 1. Click on "Subscribe" listed under "Services" on left side of page. 2. Click on "PRINT and ONLINE" button. 3. Fill out the form including mailing information regardless of type of subscription. 4. Fill in your valid e-mail address and create your own password. It is important to use a current e-mail address as your confirmation will be sent to it you're your subscription is approved. 5. Click on "subscription code" under payment method. Type the word "bee" followed by your account number in the "SUBSCRIBER #" field. This number is the first set of numbers located on your mailing label above your name. All other payment fields can be left blank. 6. Click on "request a subscription". Customers will be given immediate access to site. Information will be processed and checked for authenticity. Any accounts set up with incorrect information will be denied access until proper information can be obtained. Current subscribers are not required to renew their print edition to obtain online access. However, subscribers can utilize this subscription form to renew their print subscription with the special offer of buy one year get the second year free. This will then also entitle you to receive two years of the online newspaper free as well. More ... Matthew DiNatale of Amherst gets set to go for a ride on the Niagara River from the shores of Isleview Park in the Town of Tonawanda. More ... Questions must be answered at the next Zoning Board of Appeals meeting in regard to the proposed student housing complex at 4460 Chestnut Ridge Road. More ... The Taste of Williamsville, Savor the Flavor, is back for another round of mouth-watering fun. More ... Earlier this year, Cheektowaga police arrested a convicted sex offender who had moved from New York City and never notified local police. Living just two miles from the Williamsville border, he was charged with being in contact with a minor. More ... After a number of residents complained about the subdivision of property, the Williamsville Village Board is looking to amend its building code. More ... The Rotary Clubs of Amherst and Williamsville held their 2006 Classic Car Show this past Sunday at the Amherst Pepsi Center. Approximately 200 cars were in the show that was held both indoors and outdoors. The event, labeled a More ... A public meeting has been scheduled by Council Member Dan Ward from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, July 31 at Amherst Town Hall, 5583 Main St., Williamsville to discuss the Town of Amherst More ... Williamsville Central Schools have teamed up with Abitibi-Consolidated Recycling Division to participate in the company's national Abitibi Paper Retriever Program, a recycling program that also serves as a way for schools to raise money for projects. More ...
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