Tina Schoepflin, holds her son Mack, as her other son, Troy, gets a present from Picadilly the Clown at Saturday morning’s Bunny Hop held at Southgate Plaza. More...
The Code Enforcement Office has asked the Town Board for another part-time employee. (See editorial on page four) Code Enforcement Officer John Gullo and Assistant Jeff Schieber gave a presentation at Monday night’s Town Board meeti More...
Town Code Enforcement Officer John Gullo has asked the Town Board to allow his office to hire an additional part-time employee. During Monday night’s Town Board meeting, Gullo and his assistant, Jeff Schieber, also gave a presentation on More...
• HOMETOWN HEROES — East Senior is looking for veterans of any conflict to volunteer for its annual “Hometown Heroes” program on Friday, May 24. More...
(Do you have a memory of the West Seneca area you would like to share with Bee readers? Send it to “Out of the Past,” West Seneca Bee, 5564 Main St., Buffalo, NY 14221-5410). More...
John Frontera, 97, of West Seneca, died Tuesday, March 26, 2013. A native of Cortale, Italy, Mr. Frontera married his wife of the same town after they had both immigrated to the United States. More...
After falling behind by a 6-0 count in the first half of its first game of the season, West Seneca East’s boys lacrosse team could have easily went through the motions in the second half of its game against Amherst March 25. More...
The Scotty Bowman Showcase — a series of three all-star hockey games between players from Buffalo and their rivals from Rochester — will take center stage at the First Niagara Center, for the ninth consecutive year, on Monday, April 15.&n More...
thurs. 4 Kick-off for the Buffalo Small Press Book Fair — Fiction reading with Starcherone prize winners for “Innovative Fiction,” Jonathan Callahan and Sarah Falkner, 8-11 p.m. More...
Sometimes, people participate in a charity event in honor of someone. A West Seneca resident is doing so this summer, but she’s never actually met the person. More...
— East Senior student Mercedes Sulzbach raised over $1100 for Roswell Park Cancer Institute during Bald for Bucks before having her head shaved March 28 by her aunt Cheri Schmitt from Great Cli More...
When I was asked to contact Erika Carlson a few weeks ago to speak with her about a story she was working on regarding Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week, it was never my intent to disclose that I, in fact, had the disease. More...
.Why can’t the caller put his dog on a leash in Mill Road Park and follow the law? There is a big sign in the parking lot that states dogs must be leashed. He should obey the law and not whine about it when he gets a ticket. More...
West Seneca residents Amanda Barton, Joseph Clifford, Michael Irwin, Carl Milazzo, Samantha Odrobina, Kayla Pliszka, and Devin Villagomez, were named to the winter 2013 quarter dean’s list at Rochester Institute of Technology. More...
Restaurants and hungry residents will be teaming up throughout the area on Tuesday, April 9, to raise money for Evergreen Health Services, which provides a variety of services, including many to those affected by HIV and AIDS. More...
The Southtowns Garden Club will meet at 9:30 a.m. Friday, April 12, at the Burchfield Nature & Art Center, 2001 Union Road. New members are welcome, and no experience is necessary. For more information, call 668-0209. More...
These activities are scheduled at the West Seneca Senior Center, 4620 Seneca St. For more information, call the center at 675-9288, or visit the town’s website at www.westseneca.net. Friday, April 5 10 a.m. More...
The Western New York Federal Credit Union, located at 1937 Union Road, was recognized by Callahan and Associates for growth. The four categories were 12-month share growth, 12-month member growth, return on assets, and loan/shares for credit un More...