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February 1, 2012 / Front Page

New friend

Kelly Kiamos, 12, hugs “Kisa,” a Siberian husky, on Sunday during the Clarence Winterfest. For more photographs from the event, see page 12. More...

Showing support

Members of the Clarence swim team, Ryan Sanger, left, Kevin Kreher and Nick Hook, model swim caps that were signed to raise money for Carly’s Crossing, which benefits Carly’s Club at Rosw More...

Clarence Citizens for Veterans working to support troops

by ANDREA KIMBRIEL Editor

Clarence Citizens for Veterans grew out of a conversation between parents and siblings of service members who wanted a way to give back to the troops, according to Jessica Koss, secretary of the group. More...

Local News

At 71, karate student ‘keeps truckin’

by KEATON T. DEPRIEST
Amherst Associate Editor

For nearly 19 years, 71-year-old Jim Wild has been training at Western New York Karate Center under the leadership of Jim Cvetkovski, the business’s founder and master instructor. More...

Clarence Lions Club taking lead with Day in the Park

by ANDREA KIMBRIEL Editor
email: akimbriel@beenews.com

Mark your calendars for June 30. That’s when Clarence Day in the Park, being organized this year by the Clarence Lions Club, will be held. More...

Man charged in attempted theft from Walmart

An Amherst man has been arrested on multiple charges following a complaint from a Walmart store that the subject was allegedly cutting open packages of merchandise and trying to steal items by attempting to hide them on his person. More...

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Letters to the Editor

Community needs to support schools

Last Monday, we learned the school district is facing a $3 million budget shortfall this year. Last year, more than 30 staff positions were eliminated under less-severe conditions. Without new revenue, even more cuts are inevitable. More...

Where is the school district leadership?

I was disappointed with Mr. (Geoffrey) Hicks’ budget presentation. The rhetoric mimicked November’s start of the budget process. I expected we would hear recommendations from Mr. More...

‘Mass exodus’ not polite behavior

In response to Cathleen Meyers’ letter to the editor about concert etiquette last week: I applaud you for having the guts to say what I’ve been thinking for a long time. More...

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Bee Heard

.Kudos to the Clarence Town Board, with the exception of Councilman Kolber, for having the foresight to approve a senior housing complex in Clarence. More...

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Obituaries

Robert Alan Armstrong, coach, engineer

Robert Alan Armstrong, 50, of Clarence Center, died Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012. Mr. More...

Barbara T. Canney, dental assistant

Barbara Theresa Canney (nee MacDonald), of Elmira, formerly of Clarence, died Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012. Mrs. Canney was born in Boston, Mass., and grew up with siblings, Leonard, William, Mary and Alyce. More...

Death Notice

BURNS, Robert C., of Oviedo, Fla., formerly of Clarence, died Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012. He was a graduate of Clarence High School, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Cornell University. He was employed at IBM in Endicott, N.Y. Mr. More...

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Sports

Wrestling team finishes regular season 22-0

Clarence’s wrestling team finished its regular season Saturday with one final tournament title, giving the Red Devils their sixth championship after they had wrapped up a perfect 22-0 dual-meet record with wins over Sweet Home and Williamsville More...

LANCASTER LEAP

— Clarence’s Riley Williams competes in the long jump during Saturday’s “Varsity Select I” indoor track meet at Lancaster High School. More...

Jamestown has its way with girls, boys squads

Basketball

by JASON NADOLINSKI Reporter
email: jnadolinski@beenews.com

Jamestown proved to be too tough for either of Clarence’s basketball teams to conquer late last week, as both the Lady Red Devils’ road trip and the Red Devils’ home game resulted in league setbacks. More...

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What's Going On

Cafe Connect offering group discussion More...

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Entertainment

Father/Child Spaghetti Dinner

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Giggles the Clown will greet the children when doors open at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 6 p.m. Mike Randall, ventriloquist, magician & puppeteer will perform a family fun-filled show 6:45-7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. More...

Special Events

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Art

fri. 3 Love for Sale — Studio Hart is proud to announce the third annual group show curated by Buffalo artist Molly Jarboe. Opening reception 6-9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3. On display through Wednesday, Feb. More...

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Business

Study shows optimism in Buffalo-Niagara workplaces

Leaders of Buffalo-Niagara private businesses have higher expectations in 2012 for revenues, profits and new worker hires than their counterparts in Rochester, Syracuse and Albany, according to results from First Niagara’s annual survey of Upst More...

Credit union holding annual meeting

Clarence Community & Schools Federal Credit Union is hosting its annual meeting, which will recognize 57 years of service, on Thursday, Feb. 9. It will be held in the north cafeteria at Clarence Middle School, 10150 Greiner Road, Clarence. More...

Woodturning expert to visit Rockler Woodworking and Hardware

Rockler Woodworking and Hardware has partnered with internationally renowned Robert Sorby Tools of England to present a demonstration on woodturning. More...

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Redistricting under way

by ANDREA KIMBRIEL Editor

Proposed redistricting maps have been released that would change the district lines for Clarence’s state representatives, Sen. Michael Ranzenhofer and Assemblywoman Jane Corwin, among others. More...

Leaders share 2012 outlook

State of the Town

by ANDREA KIMBRIEL Editor

About three weeks into his term as Clarence town supervisor, David Hartzell said he “loves his job.” He gave his State of the Town address during the Clarence Chamber of Commerce’s luncheon held Thursday at Orazio’s Restaurant More...

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