Lafayette Square in downtown Buffalo was the scene of a rally Sunday afternoon in support of the people of Paris and the 129 individuals killed Friday night in terrorist attacks at six separate venues. More...
Benderson Development representative James Boglioli came before the Planning Board on Monday night, requesting concept plan approval for a proposed 19,000-square-foot dining and retail facility on the footprint of the former Spilios Family Restaurant More...
125 Years Ago Nov. 20, 1890 James Heacock, clerk for a coal dealer in Rochester, was killed by a vicious horse in the stable adjoining the New York Central yard. More...
.I find it very concerning that there are always articles in The Clarence Bee about how the Clarence School District is improving its technology, getting more computers and hiring more technology teachers and staff; however, at least in the elementar More...
Victory in Far West Regional gives team first-ever state semi appearance
Clarence’s girls volleyball team made its mark on the history books Saturday when the Lady Red Devils took down Section V’s Webster Schroeder in this year’s Class AA Far West Regional at Pioneer High School to earn their first-ever More...
Defending state champion Massapequa played spoiler to Clarence’s girls soccer team for a second straight season Saturday, as the Lady Red Devils were upended by the Section VIII squad, 2-0, during the Lady Chiefs’ run to a second consecut More...
Clarence’s girls cross-country team closed out its season with a ninth-place finish in the team Class A race standings at Saturday’s state championships, held at Monroe-Woodbury High School. More...
thurs. 19 SS Columbia & the Canadiana — Part of the Fall Adventures in Buffalo History course, 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19, at First Presbyterian Church, 1 Symphony Circle, Buffalo; $. www.explorebuffalo.org More...
sat. 21 Fire and Ice — An exhibition of photographs by Alan Friedman and Douglas Levere, with an opening reception from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, and continues through Saturday, Jan. More...
JEAN O’CONNELL President Clarence Hollow Association
The Clarence Hollow Association continues to advocate for making the Hollow a better, cleaner place. I want to thank my new board member, Larry Ramunno, for his diligence in meeting with the town employees regarding code violations in the Hollo More...
In an effort to provide holiday meals to local families in need, the 10th annual Operation: Rock Out Hunger, presented by 97 Rock and co-sponsored by WKBW-TV Channel 7, will be held from 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, through 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. More...
The Meals on Wheels Foundation of Western New York will once again be encouraging WNY shoppers to “Step up to the Plate” at Dash’s Markets in support of Meals on Wheels’ mission. More...
Co-captains Meghan Neelon, left, and Karley King show off the plaque Clarence’s girls volleyball team earned Saturday at Pioneer High School by defeating Section V’s Webster Schroeder in this year’s Class AA Far West Regional. More...
Division showed itself within the Clarence community during Monday night’s Board of Education meeting, as members discussed the possibility of implementing a new policy that would seek to more effectively accommodate students who identify as tr More...
Before dedicating his life to service, the Rev. Mark Dibelka was a Rochester police officer for 20 years. Before that, he was a seaman in the U.S. Navy. As he puts it, “a life of service comes naturally” to him. More...
Clarence is the oldest municipality in Erie County, incorporated in 1808. Asa Ransom was the first resident, who built a tavern on Buffalo Road, now Route 5, in 1796. More...
Saturday, Nov. 7 • A 21-year-old man was charged with petit larceny after he allegedly stole a men’s shirt valued at $38 from J.C. Penney on Transit Road. The man was released on an appearance ticket pending arraignment. More...
Charles W. DeLaunders, of Newstead, died Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015. He was 100. An avid guitar player, Mr. DeLaunders met his wife, Luella, while teaching her the Hawaiian guitar. More...
KLOPPENBORG, Arlene M., of Clarence, died Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015. She is survived by one daughter, Nancy Bergum; one son, Kenneth; one grandson; and four great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth. More...
Family bonding can involve a variety of activities, from gardening and crafting to movies and game nights. For the Browns, who hail from North Tonawanda, it’s renovating and restoring a church, school and rectory. More...
Ledgeview Elementary, 5150 Old Goodrich Road, will host a craft show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21. The show will feature more than 70 crafters, a basket raffle, food and light refreshments. More...
REV. ALDEN SNELL Baptist Minister living in Clarence
From the beginning stories in the Bible, we find some need to place blame for a mistake on someone or something else. Eve blamed the serpent for making her take an action that God had forbidden. More...