Sweet Home’s Taylor March, left, pursues Williamsville East’s Lauren Diduro, who is driving down the court during a girls varsity basketball game on Friday. More...
Eggertsville firefighters on Monday responded to an early morning fire at a Margaret Road residence twice within five hours after the extinguished fire is believed to have rekindled in another section of the house. According to Amherst Fire Con More...
Call it a “bridge deal” or a stopgap, but the new lease between the Buffalo Bills and Erie County for Ralph Wilson Stadium seems to be a stepping stone toward the ultimate goal of building a new facility. (See editorial on page fou More...
Santa Claus begins to tour the neighborhood on Thursday courtesy of an Eggertsville Hose Company fire truck. He visited many streets throughout Eggertsville on Thursday and Friday. More...
.Priorities get mixed up in this complicated world; however, a new Buffalo Bills stadium is under consideration, and isn’t this backward? We need a team — new, from top to bottom — and then we can consider a new stadium. More...
Industrial Development Agency tax exemptions on owners expenditures for industrial plants have been resulting in an increase of factory jobs, and a higher number of jobs from outside suppliers. More...
Congratulations to Caroline and Bill Duax for the restoration of their Caretaker’s Cottage complex, located on Main Street in Snyder on the former Hedstrom Estate. More...
As a potential savings, the Amherst School District’s Transportation Committee met with a representative from the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority to assess whether students who live in the district and attend nonpublic schools should More...
Eckankar schedules worship service Eckankar, Religion of the Light and Sound of God, will hold a worship service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 6, at the Comfort Inn University, 1 Flint Road, Amherst. Refreshments will be available. More...
Making a New Year’s resolution is a simple task for most. All one has to do is pick a goal and perhaps write it down. The difficult part is achieving it. More...
Weight-loss classes are being offered by Ida Shapiro. Classes are held at 7 p.m. every Thursday at St. Gregory the Great School, 250 St. Gregory Court, near Maple Road, Amherst. For more information, call 636-3698. More...
Kristin Lee Cuddihy married Graham Ian Townsend during a late afternoon ceremony on Saturday, Nov. 17, at Trump National Golf Club Charlotte in Mooresville, N.C. The Rev. More...
thurs. 27 .Including pyrotechnics, lasers, video screens and light shows with their music, the progressive rock band Trans-Siberian Orchestra will once again wow audiences at 3 and 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 27 at the More...
thurs. 27 . The Littlest Snow Monster Puppet Show — A charming tale of friendship and creativity about the smallest of the snow monsters, at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. More...
ongoing now-Dec. 30 . Garden Railway Exhibit — Presented by the Western New York Garden Railway Society and featuring two train exhibits, Thomas the Train and a traditional set-up, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, through More...
Stemming from several weeks ago when Amherst police were investigating a string of burglaries, a Buffalo man was arrested last week in connection with one of the incidents, which occurred at an area vehicle dealership. Capt. More...
On Friday, Jan. 18, the Amherst Chamber of Commerce will hold its 2013 annual luncheon at Classics V Banquet Center, 2425 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst. Registration will begin at 11:30 a.m., and the lunch program will be held at noon. More...
• HAPPY HOLIDAYS — I hope everyone enjoyed the first half of the December holidays and is gearing up for celebrations on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. I further hope that prior to the season, many of our readers were More...
125 Years Ago Dec. 29, 1887 Mr. G.H. Motter of Swormville has received a fine lot of rock salt and salt by the barrel, which he is selling cheap for cash. More...
Monday, Dec. 17 • Police responded to an Eggert Road automobile repair shop where a customer reported one of the employees damaged her vehicle. The manager told police the woman was becoming irate. More...
Excerpts from police calls are a regular feature in all nine Bee Group newspapers. Some of the more unusual reports from 2012 are reprinted here. Each is an actual listing from a local town or village police blotter. More...
Judith Rechan, 74, of Williamsville, died Sunday, Dec. 23, 2012. Mrs. Rechan was born on July 4, 1938 in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and attended Loretto Academy in Niagara Falls and later graduated from Notre Dame High School in Welland, Ontario. More...
Paul J. Rich Jr. was an Eagle Scout, the oldest surviving former University of Buffalo football player, the longtime head of Rich Ice Cream Co. and a community leader who celebrated his 100th birthday last year. More...
Williamsville East girls basketball coach Chris Mucica called his team’s 43-33 home win over Sweet Home on Friday as “our best defensive game of the year.” The Lady Flames (5-2, 2-1) played aggressive man-to-man defense and he More...
Williamsville North’s 200-yard medley relay team of Jerry Daigler, Josh Blumberg, Cameron MacDonald and Connor Mergler set the tone of the Spartans’ 72-29 home win against West Seneca West on Friday by breaking a 6-year-old school record More...
For more than 20 years, Michael Knapp and Sean Kuhaneck have been friends. Throughout those years, the two have worked together on many projects — getting their start as entrepreneurs at the age of 5 when they began mowing lawns together. More...
Combining holistic medicine with the soothing calm of a spa, Acupuncture Works provides services to alleviate stress, manage pain and rejuvenate skin using Eastern medicine practices. Andrea Schilling, owner of Acupuncture Works, opened her bus More...