The Buffalo Choral Arts Society will conclude its 45th anniversary season with a special performance at West Seneca West Senior High School. “American Glory! — A 45th Sapphire Anniversary Concert” will begin at 7:30 p.m. More...

At a meeting on Monday night, the West Seneca School Board was updated on the progress of the gym expansions at both East and West senior high schools.  Rich Little, a representative from Cannon Design who is overseeing the projects, presented d More...

The first salvo of what is sure to be a lengthy and heated battle over the Erie County executive seat came from Democratic challenger Mark Poloncarz on Saturday.  The Erie County comptroller announced his candidacy in his hometown of Lackawanna More...

While the term mother defines who they are, “mom” implies a sense of warmth and caring gentleness that makes them so special.  I recall the fearful World War II years as a little boy in Germany — it was mom who took care of us More...

I simply cannot resist extending kudos for The Bee’s headline atop David Sherman’s May 4 column: “What went through bin Laden’s mind when U.S. More...

We’re getting older — not just individually, but as a region. More...

Things couldn’t have played out any better for West Seneca East’s girls lacrosse team when it took on crosstown rival West Seneca West last Saturday. More...

West Seneca East’s softball team won three games in as many days last week as part of its most extensive action of the season, and improved to 6-4 overall in the process. More...

West Seneca West’s boys track team picked up a huge victory over rival Hamburg last Tuesday, 72-69, giving the senior class its first victory over the Bulldogs and the first win over Hamburg in more than five years.  More...

Between 300 and 500 people are expected to attend the fifth annual Doin’ it for Dean fundraiser for Hospice of Buffalo on Saturday, June 4, at Bowen Road Grove in Lancaster (near Broadway).  More...

Gloria Long and Ryan Gath had lived ordinary lives until the night when a bad decision transformed their futures.  Now, they share their stories with first-time DWI offenders in the Amherst, Cheektowaga and West Seneca courts. More...

In recognition of Native American heritage, Friends of the Burchfield Nature and Art Center will exhibit works by members of the Native Roots Artists Guild and other artists, depicting Native   American traditions, culture and art.  More...

Frank Calieri is bringing more than a list of goals to the West Seneca Chamber of Commerce — as executive director, he has more than two decades worth of experience in marketing and networking that will help him meet those goals. More...

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The IRS recently said that more than 6.8 million New Yorkers filed their 2010 individual federal income tax returns electronically for the period ending April 21.  More...