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TRUNK OR TREAT
Jeffery Zeplowitz, left, his son, George, 3, make a donation while Legislator Ed Rath and Batman accept food at Rath’s “Trunk or Treat” food drive held at the Eastern Hills...
As pandemic plagues town budgets, tax rate in Clarence stays neutral
In a year in which the true cost of a global pandemic and partial shutdown of business is still being calculated, Clarence residents are getting some cheery news out of...
Clarence man pleads guilty to possessing firearms in furtherance of drug trafficking
Anthony Gerace, 40, of Clarence, pleaded guilty to possessing firearms in furtherance of drug trafficking crimes before U.S. District Judge John L. Sinatra Jr. The charge carries a minimum penalty...
Clarence Middle student making waves at Limerock Speedway
At the age of 11, Cooper Fritz already has as many racing wins on his record than many drivers can claim for their entire careers. A sixth-grader at Clarence Middle...
Local News
ECDOH answers questions on youth sports travel
The Erie County Department of Health (ECDOH) has fielded calls and emails from school districts, coaching staff and parents of...
Bills drive-in event to support Summit Center
Western New York football fans are invited to join supporters of The Summit Center at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8,...
With Thanksgiving in sight, Ohlson’s Bakery launches online ordering
For Ohlson’s Bakery and Café, COVID-19 brought the challenges that many businesses faced, but it was extra challenging for a...
UB Theatre and Dance to perform online production of ‘Everybody’
In these times of uncertainty, the arts offer welcome comfort, perspective, escape, joy and intellectual stimulation. The University at Buffalo...
Sports
Harriers claim matching ECIC titles
Clarence’s cross-country program achieved something Saturday at East Aurora High School that it hadn’t been able to do since 2013:...
Field hockey team crushes three foes
Another week just meant another chance for Clarence’s field hockey team to continue its utter domination of the competition, as...
Girls soccer team squashes Frontier’s comeback bid
Frontier’s girls soccer team did its best to put a pre-Halloween scare into Clarence on Oct. 28, but the Lady...
Lady Red Devil swimmers top North in regular-season finale
Clarence’s girls swimming team came up with enough strong performances in the second half of Friday’s meet with Williamsville North...
Boys soccer team handles Frontier
Clarence’s boys soccer team manhandled Frontier on Thursday, outshooting the Falcons by a 25-5 margin en route to securing a...
Editorial
Especially this fall, know how to detect a gas leak
As the weather turns colder and we near the end of October, winter is just around the corner, and that means residents throughout the Ken-Ton...
Spindle Items
• BURCHFIELD PHOTO CONTEST — The Burchfield Nature and Art Center’s photography sharing exhibit will run from November through February. The event will use the...
Laws from long ago often overlooked
America, and New York State in particular, have both been known for outdated, unenforceable laws. We should heed the words of President Ronald Reagan. “We...
Obituaries
James V. Glogoza, Times Up Printing
James V. “Jim” Glogoza, 76, of Elma, who owned and operated Times Up Printing, died on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020....
Death Notices
CRAMER, Jane M (nee Bronold), 93, of Cheektowaga, who was a member of the American Legion Post, Inc., Ladies Auxiliary,...
Lifestyles
UNBURIED TREASURES
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Jesus says, ‘Have no fear, little flock’
I’m writing this before the 2020 election, and you’re reading it after it has concluded. I want to offer a...
Senior News
On March 16, New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo banned gatherings of more than 50 people. Since then, a multitude...
PICTURE-PERFECT
Judges selected 12 photographs that represent the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor for the organization’s 15th annual Erie Canalway Photo...
Business
Chamber to host ‘Lunch Mobs’ at town restaurants
Even during a pandemic, there is so much good going on in the Town of Clarence. We have had several...
BankOnBuffalo announces six hirings with Clarence ties
BankOnBuffalo and its parent, CNB Bank, have hired six banking professionals with Clarence ties who will contribute to BankOnBuffalo’s growth...
Events
November Coffee Power Hour The Young Nonprofit Professional Network, Greater Bflo’s monthly Coffee Power Hour is a small-group networking opportunity...
The gift that keeps on giving: The Perfect Gift celebrates 17 years
With a slogan like “shop local and help many,” it is no wonder that The Perfect Gift Boutique, located in...
