Robert Geiger was appointed by the Clarence Town Board Monday to fill the vacant seat left by the resignation of Councilman Joseph Weiss in September. The board had previously discussed waiting until after the November election to make a decisi More...
A s Thanksgiving nears, it’s common for people to be planning trips home to visit family or getting the turkey ready for the family dinner at their own home. More...
GIVING THANKS — It’s Thanksgiving, the time when we begin to count our blessings. My plans for this week happen to underscore the things I’m most thankful for. More...
Saturday, Nov. 12 A fire was reported at a residence on Wehrle Drive. The homeowner was doing some work in the attic and was using a halogen light. The heat from the light caused some insulation to catch fire. More...
.Thanks, Mr. Gorton, for speaking out about varsity sports and the new policy. How does this year’s record compare to last year’s? How was morale this year? Did the eighth-graders fit in socially? More...
Clarence’s girls swimming time made the most of its opportunities at Friday and Saturday’s girls swimming state championships at ECC’s Burt Flickinger Center, coming away from the competition with two state champion efforts, eight s More...
Adult volleyball planned at middle school The Clarence Recreation Department is offering adult co-ed volleyball from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays at Clarence Middle School, 10150 Greiner Road. The cost is $2 per night. More...
thurs. 24 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, Nov. More...
thurs. 24 Spit at Spot — Open mic poetry night hosted by Brown Sugar, 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 24 at Spot Coffee, 227 Delaware Ave., Buffalo; Free. 818-3739 mon. 28 More...
Dina Rommel comes up for air while swimming the 50 freestyle during Friday’s preliminary round of the state girls swimming championship, held at ECC’s Burt Flickinger Center. More...
Assemblywoman Jane Corwin, R-Clarence, met with representatives of schools and Parent Teacher Organizations Thursday for a forum on bullying at the Clarence Public Library. She said she wants to hear from teachers, parents and children about wh More...
THEY’VE GOT THE MOVES — Judi Champlin, left, Ernestein Carlson, Betty Milowski and Mary Mandel practice belly dancing with instructor Nadia Ibrahim during a Red Hat luncheon on Nov. More...
Local martial artist Al Festaiuti has received a qualifying invitation to attend and compete for a world title at the National Blackbelt League Super Grands Sport Karate World Games to be held in Sacramento, Calif., from Dec. 26 through 31. More...
It has been a long, hard-fought campaign, and I want to thank all who voted for me for their trust and faith and for giving me a responsibility that I honor and will not ignore. More...
Two weeks ago, my daughter, Emily Rose, would have been 17. June 15, 2009, Emily’s life was cut short due to sudden cardiac arrest while she was playing soccer. More...
Clarence School District leaders plan to outline some of the issues and challenges that will affect the 2012-13 school budget at a public community forum at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 29, in the Clarence High School library, 9625 Main St. More...
The following Clarence residents were recently named to Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart’s honor roll for the first quarter of the 2011-12 school year: Class of 2012, Arianne Davidow, Emily Donner, Molly Gibson, Jacqulyn Graber and Gin More...
The Women’s Association of Brookfield Country Club is having its annual meeting and social at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 1, at 5120 Shimerville Road, Clarence. More...
Jill Hufnagel married John Ognibene during an afternoon ceremony on Friday, Sept. 2, 2011, at St. Louis Church in Buffalo. The Rev. Thomas Doyle officiated. The bride is the daughter of Cheryl and Paul Hufnagel of Clarence. More...