School board member, legislator, town councilman and now supervisor — Dr. Barry Weinstein won Tuesday’s race with 56 percent of the votes. Running only on the Republican line, Weinstein received 13,271 votes. More...
MARGIN OF VICTORY — Sweet Home’s Ralph Neasman carries Grand Island’s Pat Gallagher (23) and another defender over the goal line for the game-winning touchdown. More...
Debbie Brown, an East Amherst resident, is upset the Williamsville Central School District hasn’t alerted residents about car break-ins at one of its schools. She knows there is a problem because it happened to her. More...
UNSEASONABLY GREAT — The Aarum family of Amherst — We s , wife Connie, Dylan and Lindsey, play a game of SPUD at the North Forest Park on Saturday as temperatures reached 65 degrees. More...
Six veterans remembered active soldiers this Veterans Day by sending care packages. The veterans, Richard Courtney, U.S. Air Force; John Hutten, Army Air Corps; Jack McMahon, U.S. Army; Joe Mandly, Army Air Corps; Sam Rotella, U.S. More...
A first for the Buffalo area, seven local mosques and synagogues will participate in a Twinning Weekend, Nov. 13-15, to foster interfaith dialogue and joint community service for the western New York region. More...
Rose Bellomo celebrated her 100th birthday recently with friends and family. There were 90 attendees, and the reception line lasted two hours as well wishers stopped to greet Bellomo. More...
The moment Dr. Barry Weinstein takes the oath of office as supervisor of the Town of Amherst, the new Town Board will be faced with the decision of whether to fill his vacant board seat, and if so, with whom? More...
Friday, Oct. 30 • What sounded like hammering and sanding of walls was reported in an apartment on Foxberry Drive at 11:50 p.m. The complainant reportedly approached the noisy tenant and asked him to stop but had “no luck.” More...
A resident on Sweet Home Road reported that four dirt bikes were taken from a detached garage sometime between Saturday evening and 11:50 a.m. Sunday. Tire tracks showed the bikes were driven through the owner’s backyard. More...
EAST PRESENTS ‘CHARLEY’S AUNT’ — Williamsville East High School actors, from left, Chris Piemonte as Lord Fancourt Babberly; Matt Mulin as Charley Wykeham; and Matt Giangreco a More...
A comprehensive physical plan that will guide the growth of the University at Buffalo as it implements the UB 2020 strategic plan to become a model 21st century university was unveiled Oct. More...
Kadimah School teacher Rebecca Laufgraben of Williamsville has been selected as a winner of the 10th annual National Grinspoon-Steinhardt Awards for Excellence in Jewish Education. More...
Two teens organize citywide charitable high school dance
by KELLY JACKSON Reporter
Doctors diagnosed Danielle Shatkin with juvenile diabetes at the age of 2. Since her diagnosis, Shatkin, now a senior at Williamsville South High School, has devoted her life to raising funds and public awareness to face the disease head on. More...
Bassett Manor and Bassett Park, Emeritus Senior Living communities, will host a “How to Manage Your Wealth” free presentation at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at 111 St. Gregory Court in Williamsville. More...
For 15 years, 97 Rock’s Rob Lederman turned his garage into a holiday beverage brewery each December, turning out 144 bottles filled with seasonal spices and a medley of liquor — six types of alcohol to be exact — to give friends a More...
thurs. 12 . After School Escape — Enjoy a fun outdoor experience to encourage children to play and interact with the natural world. For kids in kindergarten through fifth grade and their caregivers, 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. More...
Ashley Inzinna held her 9-month-old son, Kayden, recently — for the first time in six months. Thousands of miles separated the two while she served a tour of duty in Iraq. More...
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar restaurants across the Western New York area are thanking U.S. veterans and active duty military for their service to the country this Veterans Day. On Wednesday, Nov. More...
Due to road construction, the Erie County Highway Department has restricted Maple Road to one lane in each direction from Niagara Falls Boulevard to North Forest Road. This restriction will continue through Monday, Nov. 30. More...
Moving from working on Army vehicles to school buses is certainly a change, but it is one that three former Army mechanics have experienced working together at the Sweet Home School District bus garage. More...
U.S. Army Maj. Michael Kuzara returned home a decorated soldier but it was the people waiting for him that was the true reward — his wife, Bonni, and 9-month-old son Jack. More...
Some say Republicans won in the town because an anti-Democratic tidal wave deluged the area from the federal level. Whatever it was, the GOP victory in Amherst on Nov. More...
• REACHING OUT — On Sept. 22, 2004, my friend Jim sent an e-mail from Iraq. He had just returned there after a two-week leave at home. He called the subject line, “Back in hell.” More...
125 Years Ago Nov. 6, 1884 On election day, Messrs. Peter Bernhard and Emanuel Eshelman returned from a very successful hunting trip to Michigan. They succeeded in capturing nine fine deer, three of them weighing over two hundred pounds each. More...
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After all the hullabaloo about the 2010 Amherst town budget, The Amherst Bee reported (Comptroller Darlene) Carroll stating the average tax bill increase would be less than $1 a month. That’s 3 cents per day. More...
Tryouts for the Williamsville North club hockey team will be held from 2:30 to 3:50 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15 at the Amherst Pepsi Center, 1615 Amherst Manor Drive, Amherst. For more information, call Neil Ritz at 982-8322. More...
Parings Wine Bar is unlike anything else in Williamsville, according to owner Sheila Paolini. One day while looking at the space at 5893 Main St., Paolini said, “This would make a perfect wine bar. More...
Gelia, a marketing communications agency in Amherst, is opening a new regional office in Peoria, Ill., which will be anchored by Nick Jibben, creative director, and Sandy Beelman, senior account executive. More...