Depew's Kevin Stevens swims the 100-yard backstroke on Friday during the Section VI championships at Clarence High School. Stevens finished in 19th place with a time of 1:00.61. More...
Whenever there’s a heavy rain, Scott Kapperman holds his breath. “All you need is 10 minutes of heavy rain and you have raw sewage in your basement,” he said. More...
BUSINESS OVER BREAKFAST — The Hull House Foundation recently hosted its annual legislative breakfast at its headquarters next to the historic Hull Family Home and Farmstead on Genesee Street in More...
U.S. Rep. Kathy Hochul, D-26th District, will host a “Congress On Your Corner” event this week to discuss issues with residents of her district. More...
.As a resident of the Village of Lancaster, I’m disappointed in the police merger. After paying my recent tax bill, the fee for police services has dramatically increased. More...
The Lancaster Redskins proved again that they are capable of postseason success, but they still have yet to figure out a way to the Federation Large School final. More...
Postseason play began on Wednesday night for both Lancaster and Depew’s boys basketball teams. Depew was at home to open up the Class B-1 playoffs with a pre-quarterfinal matchup against Medina. More...
Lancaster’s Gabe Romano will be heading to the New York State Swimming and Diving Championships as he clinched his spot with a third-place performance in the 100-yard backstroke Saturday at Clarence High School. More...
The American Public Works Association has honored several local residents at its annual awards banquet at the Protocol Restaurant in Williamsville. More...
The Town of Lancaster Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department is accepting applications for summer positions. Lifeguards, playground attendants, tennis instructors and maintenance personnel are needed. More...
Attendees of Depew Board of Education meetings could see some changes in the district’s requirements when it comes to public participation. The subcommittee in charge of revamping the public forum policy met for the second time on Feb. 16. More...
Economic times are tough, and we are always looking at ways to save money so when a new program comes along to help us do that we tend to hop on board. More...
ONE OF THE BEST — I desperately wanted to attend the University of Notre Dame. I knew getting in was a long shot. Still, the sight of that small envelope in the mailbox hit me hard. I read the letter alone and cried. More...
125 Years Ago Feb. 24, 1887 Town meeting next Tuesday Spring politics are very quiet. The maple sugar season will soon be at hand. Lent began yesterday and the fashionable world will have to take a rest for awhile. More...
SZALASNY, Irma E. (nee Viscusi), of Lancaster, died Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012. Mrs. Szalasny is survived by one son, Douglas E.; two grandchildren; and three brothers, James, Robert and Patrick Viscusi. More...
Benefit planned to honor woman of strength, courage
by JOLENE ZANGHI Reporter
Sue Newton recalled the moment when she was able to see her new weapon against cancer. “The doctors came in with this bag and said, ‘Put your hands on this bag, because this bag is your future. More...
GIVING BACK — Boy Scout Troop 618 treated parishioners of St. Gabriel's Church, Elma, to coffee and cinnamon rolls to help kick off the 2012 Catholic Charities Appeal. More...
Alexis Wayne, a 2009 graduate of Depew High School, was named to the dean’s list for the fall 2011 semester at Niagara University. She is studying sport management at Niagara’s College of Tourism and Hospitality. More...
thurs. 23.Spit at Spot — Open mic poetrynight hosted by Brown Sugar, 7 p.m.Thursday, Feb. 23 at Spot Coffee, 227Delaware Ave., Buffalo; Free. 818-3739fri. More...