by ANDREA KIMBRIEL Editor e-mail: akimbriel@beenews.com
Members of the Clarence High School Hearts of Hope club and youth leadership class are heading up an effort to raise awareness about organ donation. More...
by ANDREA KIMBRIEL Editor e-mail: akimbriel@beenews.com
When an accessory building is too close to a neighboring property or a sign is too large according to the town code, an applicant seeking an exception may head to the Clarence Zoning Board of Appeals. More...
The first Bowling for Bowels Tournament for Crohn’s and Colitis will be held from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, March 27, at Transit Lanes, 7850 Transit Road near Sheridan Drive. More...
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m Sunday, April 3, the Habitat for Humanity ReStore truck will be parked at Clarence United Methodist Church, 10205 Greiner Road, at the corner of Strickler Road. More...
The Board of Education public budget input meeting on March 14 was disappointing. Scheduled for 7 p.m., we found that it would not occur until after a presentation about a Clarence reading program. More...
Resident accuses neighbor of removing driveway markers
Saturday, March 12 A man called from Transit Road to report an incident of road rage. He claimed that he was being followed by another vehicle. The other vehicle left prior to patrol’s arrival. More...
BIGLER, Erin Kathleen, of Clarence, died Monday, March 7, 2011. She is survived by her father, Randall; mother, Kerri; brother, Mackenzie; sister, Casey; two grandfathers, Lewis Bigler and Milton Northrop; and great-grandmother, Irma Shay. More...
The area’s top senior boys basketball players will cap off their high school careers Saturday by participating in the ADPRO INC., Silver Hoops All-Stars tournament. More...
Cobra Wrestling Academy had a very successful weekend at the Donnie Durgan Duals in Newark. Cobra went 4-0 in dominating the competition, and beat a tough Midlakes team in the finals. More...
The 10-0 Princeton Tigers recently capped off their undefeated season by winning the Clarence Little League Basketball NCAA Championship game with the Duke Blue Devils, 40-32. More...
A controversial change in use from vacant to recreational facility at 5961 Goodrich Road was approved during the March 16 Planning Board meeting. (See editorial on page four) More...
by KEATON T. DEPRIEST Amherst Associate Editor e-mail: kdepriest@beenews.com
The chairpersons of the seven county Democratic committees of the 26th Congressional District on Saturday unanimously nominated Erie County Clerk Kathy Hochul as the endorsed candidate to run in the May 24 special election to fill the district’ More...
With the Planning Board’s approval of a change in use from vacant to recreational facility, Neda and Seyed Hadisadegh have the opportunity to move forward with their goal of providing something for youth to do in the neighborhood. More...
CONSIDER ORGAN DONATION — I recently had the opportunity to sit through a presentation on organ donation by several members of Clarence High School’s Hearts of Hope Club. More...
125 Years Ago March 25, 1886 The hammer’s thud reverberates through Rapids, reminding us of the improvements that are taking place in the construction of Mrs. Chamberlain’s fine house. Mr. More...
A team from Clarence Middle School earned first place in the U.S. Department of Energy Regional Science Bowl at St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute on March 5. More...
The Niagara Frontier Industry Education Council and the Western New York School Counselors Association will host “Your Focus is our Focus” career fair from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday, March 31, at Daemen College, 4280 Main St., Amherst. More...
Clarence Industrial Development Agency will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 a.m. Thursday, March 24, in the Town Board meeting room at Clarence Town Hall, 1 Town Place. The meeting scheduled for March 17 was canceled. More...
The Amherst/Clarence office of RealtyUSA held its 27th annual St. Joseph’s Table on March 15 and raised more than $3,600 for a representative of the company who is battling cancer. More...