Prosit! deems event a success
      There is no one else to thank but the Village of Williamsville, the Williamsville Business Association and all of those named and unnamed who helped bring about "An Evening in the Village" this past Saturday, Sept. 8. What an event!
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Maple Road project doesn't fit
      Once again, Benderson Development is attempting to disrupt a residential area for financial gain. The locations are 218 and 230 Maple Road. At the Town Board meeting on Sept.
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Dialogue can help export challenges
      This past month, I participated in a roundtable discussion with local manufacturers, representing the Amherst Chamber of Commerce and the World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara. We were brought together by Rep. Tom Reynolds to discuss ways to increase export opportunities for Western New York manufacturers.
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Sewer work may be funded
      The Village of Williamsville has recently called for sealed bids for the construction of new sanitary line or lines, commonly referred to as a syphon, between the east and west banks of Ellicott Creek in alignment with the Town of Amherst sewer on Reist Street.
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Mohan's flier seeks 'yes men'
      I received an unusual political advertisement from Amherst Town Supervisor Satish Mohan. In it he reiterates his campaign promises and then seems to blame his lack of success on his inability to work with elected officials and on his lack of the leadership skills needed to bring the Town Board to consensus on important issues.
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South football is back on track
      Anyone who had the opportunity to see the Williamsville junior varsity football game on Friday afternoon at South field witnessed what might have been one of the most exciting, well played contests at any level all weekend. This, coupled with the varsity win on Saturday, just may have signaled the beginning of a renaissance for the Billies.
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