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Williamsville Water Mill receives $50,000 state grant The historic Williamsville Water Mill has been awarded a $50,000 state grant to help pay for costs associated with the Village Board’s purchase of the building and its preservation. More ... Security level to increase for Dalai Lama visit by JILL SCHMELZER Reporter Local, state and federal public safety units will join forces during the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso's visit to the University at Buffalo Sept. 18-20. More ... Racing teens cause damage on Oak View Drive Two teenage boys racing on Oak View Drive last week caused a fire hydrant to be propelled 40 feet when one driver lost control, according to Amherst police. More ...
by JESSICA L. FINCH Associate Editor Elaine Matla, has been painting for only three years but her work has sold for more than $700 and is selected for auction each year. More ... Oh rats! Village, Town boards miss deadline for totes by JILL SCHMELZER Reporter During last night's Village Board meeting, a resolution to purchase totes for the village was put on hold because the board missed the deadline to enter into the contract with Erie County. More ... New York State grant could bring in $50 million for sinking homes by JESSICA L. FINCH Associate Editor No solutions yet but the Amherst Town Board is moving on two ideas to deal with resolving the problem of homes damaged by poor foundations. More ... Community News The Community Health Foundation of Western and Central New York More ... YMCA appoints new board members YMCA Buffalo Niagara has announced the appointment of Joseph W. Bascuas, Richanne C. Mankey, Paul B. Hurley, Jr., Warde Manuel, Emmett Reilly, More ...
EAGLE PROJECT - Boy Scouts from Amherst worked last week at the Amherst Museum building and repairing picnic tables. Evan Lang, left, from Troop 457, assists Matt Nesper, from Troop 440, leader of the Eagle Scout project, and Peter Smyczynski, Troop 440. More ... Movies in the Park rescheduled Sept. 8 The Village of Williamsville Youth and Recreation Committee planned to host its final Movies in the Park event this past Friday, Aug. 25. More ...
BOARD OF DIRECTORS- Samantha L. Southall, an associate with Phillips Lytle LLP, has been appointed as a member of the board of directors for both the Buffalo Arts Studio and Vive, Inc. At Phillips Lytle, Southall focuses her practice on commercial litigation, including breach of contract, class acti... More ... The Schwartz Group Inc. relocates to Amherst The Schwartz Group, a provider of specialized tele-services to the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries, will be expanding and relocating its operations to a new facility in Amherst. More ... Community Briefs Danielle Arthur and Kathryn Bezbatchenko of Williamsville participated in the Chautauqua Institution Summer School of Fine and Performing Arts School of Ballet. They were among 20 dancers chosen and studied under master teachers. Both girls attend the American Academy of Ballet in Williamsville. More ...
The historic Williamsville Water Mill has been awarded a $50,000 state grant to help pay for costs associated with the Village Board's purchase of the building and its preservation. More ... Community News Daniel J. Gestwick of East Amherst was named vice president of membership and marketing for the 2006 season for the Monday Quarterback Club. He is More ...
GREAT OPPORTUNITY - Maura Kernan, 19, of Amherst spent the summer doing an internship with the Employment Standards Administration of the U.S. Department of Labor in Washington, D.C. She is pictured with Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao. More ... Village residents support change to building code by JILL SCHMELZER Reporter In recent months, Village of Williamsville residents have struggled with developers to prevent the subdivision of lots into two or more parcels. More ... Political News Erie County clerk candidate Shelly Schratz will run on the Families First Party line in the November election. She qualified by receiving more than 3,800 signatures to secure the party's line. The minimum requirement is 1,500. More ...
Journalist, teacher pens book on writing process by NICHOLAS J. PRIMERANO Editor For Paul Chimera, the writing process is often the most interesting part of crafting journalistic pieces. In fact, it is the driving force behind his first book. More ...
by JESSICA L. FINCH Associate Editor Maybe it was the pigsty that used to be located on the land, or just unexplainable success, but one of Neil Stillman's sunflowers just "took off" this season. More ... First Niagara to host free seminars on healthcare First Niagara will host a free informational seminar for employers to discuss High Deductible Healthcare Plans partnered with a Health Savings Account as an alternative to the traditional and expensive Health Maintenance Organizations. More ... Thruway Authority extends comment on relocation of toll barriers In an effort to seek as much public participation in the Williamsville toll barrier improvement project as possible, the New York State Thruway Authority has once again extended the formal comment period to Friday, Oct. 6. More ... Men charged with showing police false alien ID card Amherst police responded to a disturbance call at 3 a.m. Friday on Eggert Road and arrested two men on felony charges. More ... Library Hours Main Library at Audubon 350 J. J. Audubon Parkway More ... |
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