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Wednesday, February 5, 2020

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SENIOR WISHES… granting life-enriching wishes
Wrestlers post split in final two league matches
Boys basketball rediscovers, holds on to winning formula

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Clarence Bee | February 4, 2020

Volunteers Dennis Gallagher, left, and Bill Weisbeck serve pancakes to Bill Raps of Clarence during the Clarence Lions Club’s Pancake Breakfast held at the Clarence Town Clubhouse on Sunday.

Surge in name submissions prompts moving of veterans memorial unveiling

by ETHAN POWERS
Editor
| February 4, 2020

Since plans were revealed last year for a new and improved veterans memorial in Clarence, residents and local veterans alike have eagerly anticipated a visit to a permanent place of...

Self-storage facility at corner of Goodrich/County roads gets aesthetic facelift

by ETHAN POWERS
Editor
| February 4, 2020

Following objections by town officials toward what they viewed as an unappealing aesthetic, a proposal for a self-storage facility at the northeast corner of Goodrich Road and County Road appeared...

Annual CHS ‘Sleepout’ draws nearly 100 students as charity donations pour in

by ETHAN POWERS
Editor
| February 4, 2020

For one night each winter, the parking lot of Clarence High School undergoes a metamorphosis from a slate of blacktop, filled most weekdays with buses and expensive cars, to an...

Local News

County Department of Real Property Tax Services, partners arrive at tax bill solution

| February 4, 2020

The Erie County Department of Real Property Tax Services, working closely with the Erie County Clerks Association and after close...

Jacqualine Berger announces run for 61st Senate District

| February 4, 2020

Jacqualine Berger, a labor activist and current Town Board member and deputy supervisor in the Town of Amherst, has entered...

Northtown Porsche/Volvo dealership on Main set for major upgrade

by ETHAN POWERS
Editor
| February 4, 2020

The Northtown Porsche/Volvo dealership at 8135 Main St. is due for a set of heavy renovations. At the Planning Board’s...

Clarence residents must file property tax exemptions by March

| February 4, 2020

The Town of Clarence Assessor’s Office is reminding residents that their property tax exemptions must be filed by March 1....

Sports

Girls hoops earns split with Lady Quakers

by JASON NADOLINSKI
Reporter
| February 4, 2020

For the second time this season, Clarence’s girls basketball team found itself in the unenviable position of playing Orchard Park...

Wrestlers post split in final two league matches

by JASON NADOLINSKI
Reporter
| February 4, 2020

More often than not during the 2010s, Clarence’s wrestling team was able to get the best of ECIC I rival...

Boys basketball rediscovers, holds on to winning formula

JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports Reporter
| February 4, 2020

It took much longer than hoped, but Clarence’s boys basketball team finally rediscovered its formula for success Jan. 28 when...

Record falls during rifle team’s busy week

| February 4, 2020

Clarence’s rifle team highlighted a busy stretch of three matches in as many days Wednesday by breaking the previous ECIC...

Bowlers approach perfect regular seasons

| February 4, 2020

Clarence’s boys and girls bowling teams both moved within one win of posting undefeated regular seasons yet again after they...

Editorial

With flu pandemic, Red Cross issues call for donations

| February 4, 2020

The American Red Cross has extended its urgent call for donors of all blood types to give blood or platelets. With influenza escalating across the...

Spindle items

| February 4, 2020

AMERICAN LEGION POST 838 SCHOLARSHIP — Clarence American Legion Post 838 Scholarship will once again award a scholarship to a college bound Clarence High School...

Environmental author inspires fresh look at Earth Day

| February 4, 2020

Whatever happened to Earth Day? The ecology-driven observance still appears on calendars but hardly generates the response it did 50 years ago. The observance has...

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I am wondering when some meaningful attention will be made to Goodrich Road between Roll and Clarence Center Road. It is unarguably some of the worst condition roads in Erie...

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Obituaries

Death Notices

| February 4, 2020

BUNDY, Duane M. Sr., of Oakfield, New York, died Monday, Jan. 27, 2020. Mr. Bundy is survived by his wife,...

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Letters to the Editor

Donor support is welcomed for Angel Project

| February 4, 2020

The Clarence Youth Board would like to thank the following individuals and businesses for their generous support of the Angel...

Speed limits can become a safety hazard

| January 28, 2020

The Town of Clarence has been inundated in recent years with requests to reduce the speed limits on the roads...

Wegmans column rekindles fond memories

| December 3, 2019

I have been a follower of The Bee ever since I moved in here to start my 36-year career at...

Lifestyles

High school Midwinter Concert set

| February 4, 2020

The Clarence High School Concert and Symphonic Bands and Wind Ensemble will present their Midwinter Concert at 7 p.m. Thursday,...

SENIOR WISHES… granting life-enriching wishes

MARIA PERICOZZI
Lancaster/Depew Editor
| February 4, 2020

When Wendy Miller Backman was hired by the United Church Home Society in 2013, she was tasked with finding a...

Book Review Club sets meeting date

| January 28, 2020

The Clarence Book Review Club will hear a review of “The Library Book” by author Susan Orlean on Wednesday, Feb....

Albright-Knox Northland…

by SAMANTHA FLAVELL
Reporter
SAMANTHA FLAVELL
| January 28, 2020

Albright-Knox exhibitions and events are being held at Albright-Knox Northland, 612 Northland Ave., Buffalo, while the Elmwood Avenue Campus undergoes...

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Business

Ribbon cuttings mark busy February

AMY ENGLER
Executive Director Clarence Chamber of Commerce
| February 4, 2020

The Clarence Chamber of Commerce recently sponsored the annual State of the Town address at Samuel’s Grande Manor. New chamber...

Brennan’s Bowery Bar to be honored as Chamber’s Large Business of the Year

| February 4, 2020

The Clarence Chamber of Commerce will honor Brennan’s Bowery Bar as Large Business of the Year at its 48th annual...

Catalyst Fitness opens new location

| February 4, 2020

Last year, Catalyst Fitness purchased the former Dick’s Sporting Goods site on Meyer Road off Maple Road. Catalyst transformed the...

Events

| February 4, 2020

Zumbathon®, basket raffle charity event BAC for Women – Colvin will be hosting a Zumbathon® charity event to benefit White...

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What’s Going On

Historical Society will host suffrage talk


The Clarence Historical Society will host a program titled “Emblem of Equality,” about the women’s suffrage movement in WNY, presented...

Entertainment

Live Local in WNY

| February 4, 2020

thurs. 6 Captain Trips — 7 p.m., Buffalo Pizza & Ale House, 603 Dingens St., Cheektowaga. 240-9161, buffalopizzaalehouse.com Pack of...

Art

| February 4, 2020

thurs. 6 The Light of Spirituality: Artwork by Anna Kruger — Anna Kruger immigrated to the United States in 2003...

Special Events

| February 4, 2020

fri. 7 WEDI Winterfest — Come celebrate the accomplishments of the Westminster Economic Development Initiative (West Side Bazaar, small business...

Workshop

| February 4, 2020

thurs. 13 Glass Blowing Ornaments with Jason Dederich — Join Jason Dederich, owner of Buffalo Glass Company, as he covers...

Classical

| February 4, 2020

sat. 8 & sun. 9 Mahler & Bernstein — Join the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra as they celebrate two of the...

Speakers

| February 4, 2020

thurs. 6 Votes for Women — Local historian Susan Eck presents the story of suffragette and reporter Ada Louise Davenport...

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Police Blotter

Fake Instagram profile results in police call

| February 4, 2020

Saturday, Jan. 25  A resident of Ledge Lane called the police because she thought it was suspicious that the light on the neighbor’s front porch was flickering on and...

Suspicious items found in apartment ceiling

| January 28, 2020

Saturday, Jan. 18  A 38-year-old woman was charged with petit larceny after she was apprehended while shoplifting at Walmart on Transit Road. She was released on an appearance ticket....

Dog on the loose causes dispute

| January 21, 2020

Saturday, Jan. 11 A subpoena was served to a man at an address on Wehrle Drive. A 21-year-old man was reported missing from an address on Bent Grass Run. The...

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