Making a difference in the lives of others doesn’t always begin with large corporations or wealthy individuals. It often can start with something small like a Facebook post or a phone call. More...
SOUPFEST — The soup is almost on. The third annual Buffalo Soupfest will take place this Sunday at the Hearthstone Manor, 333 Dick Road in Depew, and two Clarence restaurants will be vying for awards, including the coveted “Be More...
.As a newly-retired teacher from Clarence High School, I watched for years a very poor smoke-and-mirrors security system being bypassed daily by students. More...
Derek Maier of Clarence was recently named to the Canisius College dean’s list for fall 2012. Maier is a sophomore majoring in business and psychology. More...
The Clarence historical Society will be hosting an event to explore the making of “Images of Clarence” by Doug Kohler and Julianna Woite at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8 at the Town Park Clubhouse. For more information, call 759-8575. More...
Kittinger Furniture has filed for tax incentives with the Clarence Industrial Development Agency just days after receiving a unanimous stamp of approval from the Clarence Town Board to relocate its manufacturing facility from the Tri-Main Center in B More...
The Brothers of Mercy Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Clarence has been awarded two grants to fund an upgrade of the senior care facility’s WanderGuard system, an electronic monitoring system used to ensure the safety of at-risk residents. More...
Business Round Table — Sean Macaluso of The Mac Group Inc. will be presenting during the roundtable that runs from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 7 at the Clarence Library, 3 Town Place. Refreshments will be served. More...
When Hurricane Sandy came barreling down on the Eastern Seaboard in October, it took many of the homes, belongings and livelihoods of residents left in its wake. Christmas would become an afterthought this year as finding food and shelter were More...
Members of the Clarence/Newstead Fire Chiefs Association traveled to Webster, N.Y., on Saturday to honor their fallen brothers, Michael Chiapperini and Tomasz Kaczowka of the West Webster Fire Department. Both men were ambushed by a gunman afte More...
Two people have been charged with grand larceny and two others with petit larceny after an investigation into a shoplifting ring at the Walmart Supercenter on Transit Road. New York State Police troopers based out of Clarence made the arrests o More...
That fresh layer of snow on the ground shouldn’t go to waste, and Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz is encouraging residents to take advantage of it at parks throughout the county. More...
I agree with Supervisor David Hartzell regarding the $5.4 million given to Rich Foods for the creation of 19 new jobs. We have seen far too many special handouts given to select companies. More...
REDCAY, Martin R., of Clarence, died Monday, Dec. 31, 2012. Mr. Redcay is survived by his wife, Barbara (nee Staffeld); one daughter, Christine Scott; and one grandchild. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Tina Scott. More...
Sydney Cerza’s theft of Hamburg’s inbound pass with nine seconds to play in regulation ended Clarence’s girls basketball team’s nearly decade-long title drought in the annual Orchard Park Holiday Tournament, as Clarence escape More...
Clarence’s boys basketball team shook off a scoreless third quarter to send Friday’s championship game of its own Boosters Club Holiday Tournament to overtime, where the Red Devils took care of business to defeat Fredonia, 55-45, and clai More...
Clarence’s wrestling team took on some of the best competition around Thursday and Friday when it competed in the annual Spencerport Tournament, placing second in the team standings behind Albany-area’s Shenendehowa, the state’s top More...
ongoing now-Jan. 3, 2013 The Limits of Stability — On display now through Thursday, Jan. 3, 2013, at Buffalo Arts Studio, 2495 Main St., Buffalo; Free. 833-4450, www.buf faloartsstudio.org More...