During the Clarence Central School District Board of Education meeting on Monday, board Trustee Julie McCullough mentioned that she and Superintendent Geoff Hicks, as well as several PTO members, were in attendance last weekend at the annual legislat More...

• POLL QUESTION — Last week following our story on the Flight 3407 vigil, in which it was announced that organizer Marilyn Kausner would be stepping down, we posed a question to our readers as to whether or not the vigil should continue. More...

125 Years Ago Feb. 14, 1889   Our fellow Clarence townsman, George W. Harroun, has been suddenly called away by death. Being superintendent of the Sunday school of the Disciple Church, they can ill spare him.  More...

Saturday, Feb. 1  • Deputies responded to Walmart on Transit Road for a report of shoplifting. A 44-year-old woman and 21-year-old man were each charged with petit larceny and were released on appearance tickets.  More...

.No matter what the season, day or night, it is optional to come to a complete stop at the intersection of Strickler and Greiner. I’ve witnessed this numerous times if there is no immediate traffic coming. More...

Clarence High School seniors Kristen George, left, and Kayleigh Reed enjoy a quick round of “snow baseball” during the 24th annual Clarence High School Sleepout for the Homeless on Friday night in the school’s parking lot. More...

The Clarence Schools Enrichment Foundation was established last summer in response to extensive districtwide cuts in extracurricular and athletic programming.  More...

An opportunity for area school board members and parents to ask the important questions of their state representatives was poorly attended by legislators.  (See editorial on page 4)  More...

Kickstarter is a creative hub where ideas can become reality. Launched in 2009, the innovative platform allows artists, musicians, designers and filmmakers to create an independent project, with full responsibility, to gain support.  More...

The Clarence Lions Club will host its annual pancake breakfast from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16, in the Clarence High School cafeteria, 9625 Main St. The cost is $7 for adults, $4 for children 6-12 and free for children younger than 6. More...

The Clarence Senior Center is located at 4600 Thompson Road. Contact the center at 633-5138 to sign up for activities. More...

A new community in Amherst is looking to break the mold on what traditionally comes to mind regarding senior living.  Fox Creek Estates, at 9500 Transit Road, Amherst, recently opened the first of two 104-unit buildings and is quickly reaching f More...

At Montgomery Park Independent Retirement Living, the focus of its management team is to provide residents with a comfortable setting for activities, events and relaxation.  Montgomery Park, at 6363 Transit Road, near Casey Road in East Amherst, More...

Clarence resident Allie Martucci has been hired by Keenan Communications Group of Buffalo as an associate. Martucci will focus on social media and public relations.  More...