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All CategoriesScholarship available to seniors seeking culinary, hospitality careersThe Taste of Buffalo is offering area high school seniors pursuing higher education in the food service and hospitality industries an annual scholarship of $1,000. The... Read more...Business briefThe New York State Higher Education Services Corporation is encouraging students and families to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Financial aid information... Read more...
Wegmans to celebrate anniversaryThirty-five years ago, Wegmans planned to open its first store in Western New York. Suddenly the famed “Blizzard of ’77” hit and delayed those plans for a few... Read more...Chamber plans events for FebruaryThe Lancaster Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its weekly Morning Business Exchange Networking meetings at 8 a.m. every Wednesday at Olive Tree Family Restaurant, 5420 Broadway,... Read more...Lancaster DECA class places in competitionFifty-eight Lancaster High School DECA students participated in a regional competition at Lewiston-Porter High School Jan. 8. They competed against DECA members from 14 other high... Read more...Kuechle-StachowiakSuzanne and Gary Kuechle of Williamsville announce the engagement of their daughter, Melanie G. Kuechle, to Matthew Stachowiak, son of Margaret and Kenneth Stachowiak of Depew. A... Read more...Artongoing: now-Feb. 10. Rumsey Award Recipients —UB Department of Visual Studies Exhibition, on display now through Friday, Feb.10 at UB’s Center for the Arts, UB... Read more...Special Eventsfri. 10 . Love is a Crime — Couples, singles and groups can become crime scene investigators and step into the world of cutting-edge forensic science. Why not replace... Read more...Concertssat. 11.Gold lame, leather jackets andpompadours will be rockin’ as classic fiftiesgroup, Sha Na Na, takes the stage 3 & 8p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11 at Seneca NiagaraCasino... Read more...Dancethurs. 9. Swing Dance Thursdays — Takelessons, 6:30 p.m. and then let loose on thedance floor, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9 atthe Polish Falcons Hall, 445 ColumbiaAve., Depew:... Read more...Family Activitiesthurs. 9. After-School Escape — Children, grades K-5, are invited to enjoy a one-hourprogram for kids featuring a different, fun, outdoor activity each week, 4:30 p.m.... Read more...Symphonicsat. 11. Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto— Join the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestraand pianist Barry Douglas under the batonof JoAnn Falletta.read more Read more...Auditionsthurs. 9 . Royal Serenaders — The all male chorus will hold walk-in auditions, 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9 at Pilgrim-St. Luke’s United Church of Christ, 335 Richmond... Read more...Performancetues. 14. The Pink Floyd Experience —Without question, Pink Floyd remains oneof the most influential rock bands of alltime.read more Read more...Theatermon. 9. Frankenstein — Starry NightTheatre Inc. will present a world premiereadaptation of Mary Shelley’s gothic classic.Performances: Opening night 7 p.m.Monday, Feb.... Read more...Literaturethurs. 9.Spit at Spot — Open mic poetrynight hosted by Brown Sugar, 7 p.m.Thursday, Feb. 9 at Spot Coffee, 227Delaware Ave., Buffalo; Free. 818-3739mon.read more Read more...Announcements .MEETING — The Western New York Rose Societywill have its monthly meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15at St. Stephens-Bethlehem UCC, 750 Wehrle Drive,Amherst in the lower... Read more...On the campusRoberts Wesleyan College named Jessica Scheer of Lancaster to its dean’s list for the fall 2011 semester. Courtney Connors of Lancaster was named to the fall 2011... Read more...Senior NewsAll events (except where indicated) are held at the Town of Lancaster Senior Citizens Center, 100 Oxford Ave. To use the center, Lancaster residents need to have photo... Read more...Library NewsTeen Gaming — Get off the couch and “exergame” with friends. Play Wii, board games and more. Light snacks provided. Fridays at 3 p.m. Toddler Time for 2- to... Read more...‘Thoroughly Modern’ and amusingby JOLENE ZANGHI Reporter Pearls, fringe, glitz, glamour and a small-town girl Read more...Winter Pool LeagueResultsThe Pub I 10, IV Stallions 5Shakey’s 8, GDI II 7Longneckers II 9, Falcons 6 7Dee’s I 9, Longneckers I 6The Pub Regulators 8, Elks I 7GDI I 8, Ellicott I 7Elks... Read more...Lady Redskins take second at Team ChallengeThe Lancaster girls indoor track team finished second among 30 teams at the Team Challenge at Fredonia State last weekend. Lancaster tallied 56 points, largely by scoring five... Read more...Sports briefsThe Hilbert College baseball team will host a Spring Baseball Clinic on Saturday, Feb. 11. The clinic, held at Hilbert’s Hamburg campus, will be offered in two age-based... Read more...
Blazers hand Bulls first loss in Midget HoopsThe Lancaster Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department’s Midget Boys Basketball Conference Blazers ended an early season four-game losing streak last Saturday as they... Read more...Emma, track stars claim Athlete of Week honorsBasketball player Danny Emma, and indoor track stars Jenny Thill and McKenzie Kuehlewind have been named the Block L Athletes of the Week for their performances during the week of... Read more...Hornets remain in first after win over PistonsJustin Zolnowski with a game high 18 points led the Hornets (4-0) to a 54-44 victory over the winless Pistons (0-4) in the Depew Recreation Department Basketball Program at the... Read more...Lancaster’s Jones earns Empire 8 All-Star honors at AlfredMarcellus Jones, a 2008 graduate of Lancaster High School, was recently named a First Team Empire 8 All-Star recipient at Alfred University.read more Read more...Team Steinel stays strong to begin month of FebruaryAfter three months of play in the Lancaster Parks and Recreation adult volleyball leagues, the dog days of February are here. This month will see the pretenders separate from the... Read more...
Bench sparks St. Mary’s in back-to-back winsby MIKE MIGLIORE Reporter Following a loss to Archbishop Walsh on the last day of January, the St. Mary’s Lancers Read more...Redskins take four titles at Class AA meetby MIKE MIGLIORE Reporter The first weekend in February turned out to be a pretty good one for the Lancaster High School wrestling team. The Redskins went down... Read more...High School Sports ScoreboardWednesday, Feb. 1Girls Basketball — Nichols def. St. Mary’s 55-46.Boys Hockey — Canisius def. St. Mary’s, 11-2. Club: Depew def. St. Francis,6-3.Girls... Read more...Lancaster swimmers post best times at ECICsby MIKE MIGLIORE Reporter The Lancaster Redskins brought 14 swimmers to the ECIC Class AA Championships at Sweet Home High School this past weekend and got the... Read more...Bee Heard.I hope the Lancaster School Board will seriously look at a zero increase for the 2012-13 school year. When you do your new budget, we had a huge increase last year, and we... Read more...Out of the Past125 Years Ago Feb. 10, 1887 Town meeting day is drawing near. Get your town meeting ballots at this office. Easter Sunday comes on the 10th of April this year. A slippery... Read more...Younger audience left in the cold in Sabres broadcasting standoffManaging Editor Thanks to a financial dispute between two cable media giants, the younger generation in Western New Read more...Oil spill might damage aquiferI thought David Sherman’s column (on the Keystone XL pipeline) was very interesting. I was wondering about the value of the pipeline since it will be traveling over a large... Read more...NFTA reductions going undetectedAre people aware that 216 bus lines are threatened with being cut by the elite powers to be connected with the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority? This includes buses that... Read more...Column does not offer whole storyIn last week’s edition, Dave Sherman’s column on President Obama’s rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline gave one side of the story. It’s quite obvious... Read more...CorrectionsThe West Seneca Chamber of Commerce submitted inaccurate information for the 2012 Community Outlook section. The A+ Learning Center is a tutoring facility that caters to students... Read more...Three primary days would prove costly to taxpayersNewCountyYork StateLegislatorSenator A s your new Erie County legislator representing Lancaster, Depew, South Cheektowaga Read more...Theft of televisions leads to larceny chargeDepew Monday, Jan. 23 Police charged a driver on George Urban Boulevard after he crossed over the lines. His license had been revoked because of a 2008 Driving While Intoxicated... Read more...Death NoticeGARFIELD, Harriett E. (nee Swanson), of Fort Worth, Texas, formerly of Lancaster, died Saturday, Jan. 21, 2012. Mrs. Garfield is survived by one son, John; two daughters, Phyllis... Read more... |
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