The Town of Lancaster’s decision to share assessor services with the Town of Clarence could be the first of several such agreements between the town and other municipalities. More...
Individuals convicted of animal cruelty offenses could be banned from owning pets. That’s if Erie County Legislator Terrence D. McCracken, D-Lancaster has his way. More...
Gina Williams considers herself a blessed woman. Williams, of Lancaster, has been named the adult honoree of the Upstate New York chapter of the Arthritis Foundation’s Arthritis Walk in Rochester on May 12. More...
As part of RecruitNY, a statewide campaign to increase volunteer firefighter and emergency medical personnel ranks, local fire departments will open their doors to the public on Saturday, April 21. More...
Depew American Legion Post 1528, in conjunction with the Erie County American Legion Family Project, is conducting a drive to aid the “Veterans Helping Veterans” organization. More...
Depew Monday, March 26 A complainant came to the station to report that she had found a handbag in a parking lot. Tuesday, March 27 A walk-in complainant reported that someone stole a license plate off a vehicle while it was in a parking lot. More...
FOHL, Eileen Rita (nee Welch), of Lancaster, died Sunday, April 1, 2012. Mrs. Fohl is survived by her husband, Kenneth N.; two sons, Robert and Richard; three daughters, Nancy Fohl-Castro, Carol Hawkins and Shirley; and four grandchildren. More...
The Bee publishes death notices and obituaries free of charge. Submissions may be made by the funeral director or by family members. Clear photos may also be considered for publication. More...
GIVING BACK — Maranda Cichocki, left, Michael Vallone and Olivia Helwig, St. Mary’s Elementary School students, organize donated items for the parish’s Easter food drive. More...
Nine students from Lancaster High School and one student from Depew High School were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society in March. More...
Women Minding Their Business will host its third annual “Girl’s Day Out” from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 21, at the Holland Willows, 177 Savage Road, Holland. More...
This April, Sunnking, Inc. and Camp Good Days and Special Times are teaming up again to offer free electronics recycling to help raise money for the organization. Last year, more than 250,000 pounds was recycled through the E-Scrap 4 Camp campaign. More...
Nicole Jordan, 1, of Lancaster hunts for eggs while, at right, volunteer Barb Ciesla paints an egg on Maya Eberle, 9, of Lancaster, Saturday during Centerpointe Community Church’s Easter festiv More...
A CHANGE WILL DO YOU GOOD — I hate change. I can handle it only in small doses, like rearranging furniture or trying a new eyeshadow. If the company changes the color on my milk carton, I balk. More...
125 Years Ago April 7, 1887 Holy week. Hunt up your garden tools. House-cleaning is now in order. Read the new advertisement of M. M. Schwartz. Mr. Hibbard, of Hoffeld & Co., is moving into the Richardson block. More...
.I’m disappointed in the village board spending $900,000 on West Main Street in the downtown area. There’s a $1 million loan from a local bank on that property; where does that stand? And we’re going to knock down this property? More...
The St. Mary’s girls lacrosse team laid an impressive foundation during its first season in the Monsignor Martin Association in 2011. Now the Lady Lancers are looking to take the next step in 2012. More...
The Lancaster Redskins have started to establish themselves as one of the better teams in ECIC lacrosse. The Redskins went 11-5 last season and advanced to the Section VI semifinals. More...
thurs. 5. After-School Escape — Children, grades K-5, are invited toenjoy a one-hour program for kids featuring a different, fun, outdooractivity each week, 4:30 p.m. More...