Think back to how you learned what was against the law and therefore an action you shouldn’t commit or one in which legal redress was possible if you were victimized. More...

CELEBRATION — There are a few annual events that remind me another year has passed, and one of those is the Chamber of Commerce’s annual Awards Dinner. I believe I’ve had the opportunity to attend the dinner four times now. More...

125 Years AgoFeb. 24, 1887 Mr. John Keller of Clarence Center offers for sale some Berkshire pigs. They are about two weeks old and they are beauties. More...

I would like to remind readers about the importance of a school district that is founded on decency and progressive growth. More...

In the “Bee Heard” columns for the past two weeks, there have been some comments critical of my position on the proposed change in zoning laws. Unfortunately, the callers are not too clear with their facts. More...

I interviewed for a teaching job at Clarence High School in l956. Dr. Small, principal at the time, convinced me that not only did we have a great school system, but also a great community to live in. More...

Christopher Pokornowski, son of Kathleen and James Pokornowski of Clarence, was named to the fall 2011 dean’s list at Syracuse University’s Martin J. Whitman School of Management. More...

— The students at Nativity of Mary School in Clarence got a special visit from the Aquarium of Niagara Traveling Touch Tank. More...

Expect the unexpected when Clarence High School revives one of off-Broadway’s longest running shows, “Little Shop of Horrors,” on March 8, 9, and 10. More...

A s soon as Lou Ann Nowicki heard Mary Schraven’s suggestion on planning a prom for the special needs high school students in the Clarence district, it brought tears to her eyes. More...

Part of me was dreading this past weekend. A couple of weekends ago, Friday through Sunday, was our annual Family Retreat at Lake Chautauqua Lutheran Center as part of Zion Lutheran Church in Clarence Center. More...

The Clarence Senior Center is located at 4600 Thompson Road. For information on any programs, call 633-5138. “The mission of Clarence Senior Citizens Inc. More...

New lighting choices and light bulb packaging are showing up on store shelves due to energy efficiency standards launched nationwide at the beginning of January. This means shopping for light bulbs is different than it’s been in the past. More...

Charles F. Kelkenberg, president of Kelkenberg Homes Inc. in Clarence, has been named to the Brothers of Mercy Foundation Advisory Board. More...

— The newly elected board of directors of the Clarence Community & Schools Federal Credit Union attends the annual meeting held Feb. 9. More...