Mike Gilz and Lauren Farage were crowned king and queen during halftime at the homecoming football game on Saturday. To see more photos from homecoming, go to page 10. More...
The tragic death of a Williamsville North High School student brought attention to Western New York from media entities such as the Washington Post and The New York Times to pop star Lady Gaga. It also focused a spotlight on the well-known but More...
THIS TIME OF YEAR — I feel a sense of urgency in the autumn to experience what I can of the remaining warm weather before snow starts to fall. There are a few activities I must participate in each fall season if I’m to feel like I More...
Frustration continues to mount among the families of the victims of Flight 3407 at a time when they should be able to relax and savor the victory they thought they had earned in Washington, D.C. The tragic timeline begins on the night of Feb. More...
Saturday, Oct. 1 A female called from Stahley Road reporting that a prowler was making banging noises on her porch. Patrol checked the area. It was possibly apples falling from a tree onto the roof of the porch. More...
.The Clarence sign laws require that political signs be taken down one week after a primary and cannot go up until one month before the general election. Hence, signs should not be posted until Oct. More...
Natalie Berkman of East Amherst was named to the dean’s list for academic excellence for the spring 2011 semester at The Johns Hopkins University. Berkman graduated in May 2011. More...
Rick Stoddard is on a mission. He wants to reach as many people as possible about the dangers of tobacco use. Stoddard launched his crusade after losing his wife to lung cancer nearly 12 years ago. More...
NY 14031 Place, Clarence, 3 Town or to register For more information for an event call 741- 2650 HOURS: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Wednesday; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday; closed Sunday Story Time Programs More...
thurs. 13 After-School Escape — Children, grades K-5, are invited to enjoy a one-hour program for kids featuring a different, fun, outdoor activity each week, 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. More...
The Planning Board has recommended that the Town Board begin coordinated study under the State Environmental Quality Review Act for Affordable Senior Housing Opportunities of New York Inc.’s proposal for 8040 Roll Road. The company has re More...
The Rev. Gary R. Kibler has been appointed senior parochial vicar and associate pastor at St. Mary’s Parish in Swormville for a term of three years. According to the Rev. Robert M. Yetter, pastor of St. Mary’s, Rev. More...
I am a member of the Flight 3407 memorial family group and a contributing member to the select group of men and women who have made more than 48 trips from Buffalo to Washington, D.C., and spent thousands of dollars and countless hours of personal ti More...
I am writing to express my great concern and outrage over the phrase used by Clarence Town Supervisor Bylewski when he stated that, “the town is pleased” in referring to the recent settlement for $441,740 with the U.S. More...
In 2001, Clarence voters changed the town in part by electing Scott Bylewski to the Town Board. This change ushered in a new-style governance system. More...
Registration for the Clarence Little League Basketball program, for male and female town or school district residents in grades 4-8, is currently underway online at www.leaguelineup.com/clarencelittleleaguebasketball. More...
First-quarter scoring spree erases sting of season’s first defeat
by JASON NADOLINSKI Reporter
Clarence’s football team was ready to take out the frustration of its first loss of the season Saturday — regardless of who the opponent was lining up across from the Red Devils — and did just that in dominating West Seneca West in More...
State cut times were met and pool record times were broken as Clarence’s girls swimming team mopped up against Williamsville North Thursday, 124-61. More...
The third annual “Cruisin’ for Independence” event is right around the corner, and organizers, famili es and friends are ready to roll. Western New York Independent More...
REV. ALDEN SNELL Baptist Minister living in Clarence
I t continues to be apparent in our present time that there are many people who have forgotten the definition of “stop.” The dictionary’s definition is “to cease, to halt.” The failure to bring an automobile to a complet More...
The Clarence Chamber of Commerce’s upcoming conference will offer the opportunity to focus on all things business-related. Women in Business Conference participants can listen to speakers, attend workshops, browse the “marketplace&r More...
The Professional and Businessmen’s Association Inc. is honoring two of its members: Richard Milewicz as Man of the Year for 2010 and Steven Sielski as Man of the Year for 2011. More...
ALAYNE DONNER Clarence Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Board
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