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PollThe Erie County Board of Elections is reporting incumbents were victorious on Tuesday during Election Day 2006 in the congressional, state and assembly races that represent the Town of Amherst. More ... Monday's public hearing on the 2007 tentative $110 million budget drew 29 speakers during the course of two hours. More ... It would be hard to blame members of the Amherst Police Department if they were skeptical, but it appears the force will reach 154 officers in 2007. More ... While many area companies are pleased with their financial gain from the Oct. 12 storm, volunteers from the Southern Baptist Convention are praising the opportunity it has given them to help those in need while teaching the word of God. More ... After three weeks of dealing without cable television and Internet access - the longest downtime in the region - some Amherst residents finally got service restored late last week. Meanwhile, Time Warner Cable announced its plan for compensation. More ... If the Town Board does not vote for a restoration of funds to the Town of Amherst Planning Department for 2007, then five people will be unemployed as of the first of the year. More ... Weinberg Campus will salute all veterans with an indoor parade, presentation of colors and recognition ceremony on Friday, Nov. 10 at the campus, 2700 N. Forest Road, Getzville. More ... A tree, estimated at 150-years-old, was severely damaged on Kings Trail during the Oct. 12-13 snow storm. Cleanup of the large branches has begun but they still remain on the owner's property. More ... Jerry Kelly of Amherst will perform as Kris Kringle in Lancaster Opera House's production of Miracle on 34th Street. He is pictured with Kayla Nowak, cast as Susan. The show will run from Nov. 17 to Dec. 10. For information and tickets, call 683-1776 Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In 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 ...
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