Susan Gawley and her daughter, Devon, left, take a break at the Clarence Center Coffee & Cafe` during the Meet in the Center Merchant Stroll & Small Business Saturday on Nov. 25. More...
HEAP OUTREACH DATES — The Erie County Legislature Majority Caucus recently announced that 2017-18 Home Energy Assistance Program outreaches will be held throughout the county to assist residents in need this year. More...
School board members are unpaid stewards of public education. They are expected to have the wisdom of Solomon, the credibility of Lincoln and the financial acumen of Scrooge. In other words, why would anyone want to be one? More...
As good as Clarence’s girls basketball team was last winter in ending a 13-year sectional title drought, foes of the Lady Red Devils need to realize that this season’s group has the potential to be even better. More...
Clarence’s boys basketball team surged to five wins in its six final games during the 2016-17 season, and with a good number of key players back from that squad, coach Doug Ratka is optimistic about the Red Devils’ chances at improving on More...
The Brothers of Mercy Senior Apartments, at 10500 Bergtold Road, Clarence, will serve as a Toys for Tots collection site through Dec. 13. New, unwrapped toys will be collected for distribution. More...
CoreLife Eatery, an active lifestyle restaurant offering a variety of greens, grains and broth-based dishes, continued bolstering its New York presence by opening a new location at 1595 Niagara Falls Boulevard in Amherst on Nov. 25. More...
Crosby’s is celebrating the grand opening of two new convenience stores in Clarence and Scio this week, bringing the total number of stores in the regional chain to 87. More...
When Maria Pendolino gave up a career in banking to pursue her dream of becoming a working actor, the sporadic jobs she’d receive as a voiceover artist were initially intended to provide little else than an opportunity to pay her rent. More...
As FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announced its plan to dismantle the net neutrality regulations that ensure a free and open internet, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman released an open letter regarding the massive scheme to corrupt the FCC’s More...
1. Clayt Ertel requests a subdivision to create one new lot at 6659 Goodrich Rd.. 2. Theodore Hallac requests a fill permit for 7149 Transit Rd., under the clearing, filling and grading local law. More...
With an attitude of gratitude, the Clarence Hollow Farmers Market would like to say thank you to all who made our 15th season a great success. Thank you to the Town of Clarence, Supervisor Patrick Casilio, Town Liaison Robert Geiger, the Highwa More...
Saturday, Nov. 18 A disturbance between a mother and a teenage daughter was reported at a Northfield Road address. The mother’s boyfriend also got involved. More...
Shame on the president of the Clarence Hollow Association for equating the disrespectful actions of the NFL players to our town officials. The Republicans are nuts for approving this tax plan. They should stop it right now. More...
REV. VICKI ZUST Rector St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
This is the season of Thanksgiving. In recent years, Thanksgiving has become slightly overshadowed. Halloween has become a much bigger holiday, and Christmas decorations seem to spring out of the earth the day after Halloween. More...
Harris Hill United Methodist Church, at 8495 Main St., Clarence, will hold its annual craft show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2. Craft tables are available at a cost of $30. More...