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by JESSICA L. FINCH Associate Editor The Town of Amherst has declared a state of emergency that will remain in effect until Monday, Oct. 23, following the devastating storm that engulfed the town More ...
A parked car on Garrison Road sustained a direct hit from a fallen tree limb as a result of the Columbus Day storm. More ...
by KIMBERLY M. KARCHER Clarence Editor Four counties, including Erie, Niagara, Genesee and Orleans have been declared in a state of emergency by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA. More ... Superintendent: schools to remain closed until safety guaranteed by JILL SCHMELZER Reporter A week off from school is typically a student's dream. However, the early snowstorm that knocked out power and downed trees throughout the Town of Amherst turned into a superintendent's nightmare. More ... Exclusive to the Web: Game on for Sweet Home football by PATRICK J. NAGY Reporter Sweet Home, 4-1 in Class A North and 5-1 overall, ended speculation as to whether or not it will play varsity football this week by announcing on Thursday afternoon they will play its Week Eight game with Starpoint at 2 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 22 at UB Stadium. Admission is free. More ...
Director of emergency services leads operations by JESSICA L. FINCH Associate Editor There has never been a reported storm like it to hit Amherst. Never has that much snow been recorded in October. Never have so many trees been damaged. And never has a power outage impacted so many residents. More ... Thousands of residents remain without power days after storm by JESSICA L. FINCH Associate Editor Among the hardest hit areas from the Oct. 12 storm, sections of the Town of Amherst were still in the dark days after the storm subsided. More ... Traffic study requested for Main Street State Sen. Mary Lou Rath, R-C-I - Williamsville, has asked the New York State Department of Transportation to initiate a traffic study on Main Street in Williamsville. More ...
National Guard transports supplies to shelters by JILL SCHMELZER Reporter Williamsville Station One became the main food distribution center for local shelters in Western New York after the October snowstorm knocked out power and heat in Amherst and surrounding areas. More ... Neighbors join forces to clean up devastation by JILL SCHMELZER Reporter The surprise snow storm that devastated Western New York this past Thursday evening split century old trees, resulting in downed power lines and More ... SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW Alumna named graduate of decade by JESSICA L. FINCH "If a new opportunity arose, then I've done it. So far I haven't regretted anything," Jennifer Gurske de Perio, 29, said about the chances she has taken in life. More ... Attention Print Subscribers Get your access to The Amherst Bee Online free with your current subscription! 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... More ... |
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