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Local residents unite, protest border restrictions
Retired journalist, longtime village resident appointed to vacant village board seat

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Local residents unite, protest border restrictions

by JULIE HALM Cheektowaga Editor | April 14, 2021

Protesters gathered at Pat Sole Park in Buffalo on Sunday afternoon to protest border restrictions that they say have kept families apart unnecessarily. The “Families Are Essential” rally included approximately...

Williamsville CSD pivots to allow increased in-person learning

by SAMANTHA FLAVELL Associate Editor | April 14, 2021

Following changes in COVID-19 guidance for schools by the New York State Department of Health, the Williamsville Central School District is preparing to implement its plans to allow for increased...

Retired journalist, longtime village resident appointed to vacant village board seat

by SAMANTHA FLAVELL Associate Editor | April 14, 2021

David F. Sherman, who recently retired from his position as managing editor of The Bee Group Newspapers, has officially been appointed a trustee of the Village of Williamsville. The trustee...

Local News

UB international students launch humanizing film of ‘Your Bias Hurts Me’

| April 14, 2021

To stand against anti Asian racism and stop Asian hate, international doctoral students at Graduate School of Education of State...

The Tool Library announces spring service days

| April 14, 2021

The Tool Library will be putting its tools and volunteers to work with a new calendar of community service events,...

FIREHOUSE SUBS BUFFALO RELOCATES

| April 14, 2021

– Firehouse Subs Buffalo officially relocated and opened its doors Thursday, April 1, under the ownership of Firehouse Subs franchisee...

News Brief

| April 14, 2021

At approximately 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 7, the Town of Amherst Police Department responded to several reports of shots...

Sports

Sweet Home football defeats East, improves to 2-0

by PATRICK NAGY Reporter | April 14, 2021

At times, the Sweet Home football team looked unstoppable in its road game at Williamsville East Saturday afternoon. There were...

South boys volleyball happy to be playing

by PATRICK NAGY Reporter | April 14, 2021

It’s been about 18 months since the Williamsville South boys volleyball team took the court and coach Thom Knab and...

Billies rout Wilson in unexpected non-leaguer

by PATRICK NAGY Reporter | April 14, 2021

The Fall II football schedule continues to be altered due to COVID-19. Williamsville South was scheduled to play at Amherst...

Life comes full circle for new East boys volleyball coach

by PATRICK NAGY Reporter | April 14, 2021

Scott Schreiner is the new varsity boys volleyball coach at Williamsville East, but this is not his first volleyball coaching...

Firemen’s Bowling

| April 14, 2021

Standings as of April 11Main-Transit C...... 124-58Eggertsville..............115-67East Amherst...........113-69Swormville................107-75Main-Transit B.......107-75Lancaster.................106-76Clarence Center.......83-99Harris Hill...............80-102Clarence....................73-109 200 games/550 sets P. Ratzel 246, 235, 205 -...

Editorial

Navigating awkward health, safety conversations

Bee Group Newspapers | April 14, 2021

As COVID vaccine accessibility continues to broaden, some have fallen prey to foolish logic that equates vaccination with a green light for speeding back to normalcy. Throughout the pandemic, the...

Spindle Items

Samantha Flavell
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
| April 14, 2021

.. ENJOY THE OUTDOORS – While we may still be experiencing restrictions due to COVID-19, as the weather turns warmer there is no reason why residents should not turn to...

Out of the Past

Bee Group Newspapers | April 14, 2021

125 Years Ago April 16, 1896 Bishop Ryan of the Buffalo Catholic Diocese. died April 17. Akron, N.Y. is installing its new water works system. Good fishing is reported in...

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Bee Heard

Bee Heard

Bee Group Newspapers | April 14, 2021

- What a well-crafted article Ethan Powers wrote for the March 31 Amherst Bee to commemorate Dave Sherman’s community devotion and his amazing career in journalism. Much gratitude and thanks...

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Obituaries

Cyril Crowther, veteran

| April 14, 2021

Cyril “Cy” Irwin Crowther Jr., of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, formerly of Williamsville, died Friday, March 19, 2021. Born on Jan. 9,...

Mary Akman, R.N.

| April 14, 2021

Mary Katherine Akman (nee Kenny), of Amherst, died Wednesday, April 7, 2021. Mrs. Akman was born on Dec. 14, 1936,...

Melvin Spoth, East Amherst Fire Department member

| April 14, 2021

Melvin “Mel” Spoth, of East Amherst, died Wednesday, April 7, 2021. Mr. Spoth joined the Transit Fire Company in 1963...

Death Notices

| April 14, 2021

FRY, Elaine R. (nee Gillies), 87, of Williamsville, died Saturday, April 3, 2021. Mrs. Fry is survived by her husband,...

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Letters to the Editor

Reapportionment may bring change in Amherst representation

| April 14, 2021

Every 10 years, after the completion of the U.S. Census, the U.S. Constitution dictates that legislative districts for the House...

Lifestyles

The Gift of Life

by KATE PELCZYNSKI, East Aurora Editor | April 14, 2021

For Laura Kostyniak, National Donate Life Month is more than just a call to action – the gift of organ...

Youth & Recreation News

| April 14, 2021

Hockey Skills and Family Skate programs – The Northtown Center at Amherst offers hockey skills and open skills programs for...

Library News

| April 14, 2021

All four Amherst library buildings – Audubon, Clearfield, Williamsville and Eggertsville – have reopened to the public. Facial coverings must...

JCC hosts virtual Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day event

by SAMANTHA FLAVELL Associate Editor | April 14, 2021

On Tuesday, April 6, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Buffalo held a virtual presentation with a panel of three...

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Kids’ yoga class to focus on peace, love, justice A donation-based Kidding Around Yoga “Peace, Love and Justice” class will...

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Couch, chairs found in woods near Saratoga Road

| April 14, 2021

Monday, April 5 • Police responded to a neighbor dispute on Sunshine Drive. The neighbor on the left called police after the neighbor on the right began throwing trash onto...

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