Orchard Park, NY News

• Orchard Park, NY News
• MILESTONE CELEBRATED
• Events
• Mercy Hospital to lead seminar
• MOVING UP
• OP resident secures job as financial specialist
• Five Star Bank appoints retail area manager
• Public Notice
• Senior Center features painting classes
• Police news
• On the campus
• Honor roll
• WINNING AWARDS
• INSTALLING THE OFFICERS
• FROM THE PAST
• Workshops
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• Symphonic
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• Concerts
• Announcements
• Live Local in WNY
• Walking Tours
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• Family Activities
• Art
• Special Events
• What's Going On
• Library News
• E-volution sweeps through library system
• OP Gymsters’ Level 5 gymnasts take sixth at state championships
• WNY Sting 10U places second at OP tourney
• SCOREBOARD
• Orchard Park advances to semifinals with win over Lockport
• Tri Spot Multi-Sports to offer Ironman packages for 2013
• Sports briefs
• Quakers clicking at right time as playoffs begin
• Lady Quakers get postseason started on right foot
• Flames engulf OP man’s lawnmower
• Kearns gives nod to upping minimum wage
• ESL services to see consolidation at elementary level
• School, village and town taxes increase
• On the campus
• Summer safety begins by driving without the cellphone
• Even the most humble gardeners could learn from Doc and Katy
• Correction
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Girl Scouts celebrate century of influence
• Annual Free Mulch Day a success
• OP student wins Taste of Buffalo scholarship
• OP man pleads guilty to wire fraud
• At planetariums, syzygy in the skies, synergy on the ground
• OP graduate finds success in college, military
• FLOWER POWER
• Town Board honors longtime Conservation Board member
• Annual Memorial Day Parade set for May 28
• Town approves new timekeeping, scheduling
• Checking out the artwork
• Public Notice
• Events
• Credit Union awards scholarship to high school senior in OP
• Orchard Park graduate forms construction firm
• Film/Video
• Honor roll
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• Symphonic
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• Art
• Literature
• Special Events
• Senior Center features daily meals
• Library News
• What's Going On
• Skates, sleds and sacrifice
• Bruno, Dina take third at ECIC doubles championship
• Sports brief
• GIRL POWER
• SCOREBOARD
• Medaille to host Friday Night Hoops
• Lady Quakers finish regular season
• Orchard Park scores big victory over Lancaster
• Quakers search for answers after back-to-back losses
• Police charge Buffalo man in connection with robbery
• Five Star Bank named Financial Services Champion of the Year for 2012
• OP actresses set to perform in ‘The Women’
• Veterans deserve our support
• Chamber looks forward to annual Golf Outing at country club
• Republican Senate primary nearly invisible to voters
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Armed Forces Day deserves recognition, too
• In the military
• William Street center to stay at least three more years
• Rainwater cistern to come to village
• BLESSING OF THE BIKES
• Father Baker Manor recognized for resident satisfaction
• Free car seat inspections offered
• Tech sergeant saluted this Armed Forces Day
• Students talk with veterans, learn their stories
• Senior creates portable X-ray machine
• Voters approve school district budget
• Events
• Business news
• College plans free courses
• ECC hires Frontera to improve veteran services
• BBB to offer $17K in scholarships; student applications due this week
• INDUCTED INTO THE SOCIETY
• PRESENTING THE FLOWERS
• Public Notice
• Senior Center offers discussion group
• SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
• GRADUATING FROM THE ACADEMY
• YEARLY PLANTING
• PLAY BALL!
• NATIONAL CONVENTION
• IN HONOR OF ACKERMAN
• Playhouse of American Classics presents ‘I Remember Mama’
• Theatre of Youth presents ‘Charlotte’s Web’
• Family Activities
• Special Events
• Internships available with county
• Announcements
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• Symphonic
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• What's Going On
• Couple celebrate 50 years
• Library News
• Eggert teachers set to attend summer workshops
• Compost & Mulch Day set for May 12
• Moms who make a difference
• SCOREBOARD
• Sports briefs
• Offense helps Lady Quakers snap losing streak
• Bills’ Spencer Johnson to host Pro Sports Festival at Kenney Field
• Cobra Wrestling to offer college prospect camp
• Orchard Park grad Kowalski throws perfect game for NCCC
• Bats go silent in Orchard Park loss to Clarence
• Quakers suffer second loss to Red Devils in a year
• STUDENT OF THE MONTH
• Orchard Park residents awarded
• Orchard Park teen wins DEC ‘camperships’
• Bottle of Lortabs goes missing from kitchen cupboard
• An IDA system run amok — and you are paying for it
• It’s a busy time of year for Orchard Park schools
• A view of public education, courtesy of Frederick Douglass
• Richter Fest II to honor musician
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Jay J’s Law strengthens penalties for child abusers
• LEARNING WHAT IT TAKES
• On the campus
• Orchard Park senior scores perfect school attendance
• OP man charged with DWI in Town of Boston
• Children’s authors set to visit elementary schools
• School news
• HONORING THE MEMORIES
• Holocaust survivor speaks to students
• Police may add canine to force next year
• Community set to vote on budget
• Teacher aide’s swift act saves life
• Public Notice
• Events
• The Byrd House restaurant opens
• Symphonic
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• Literature
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• Library News
• Senior Book Club to read ‘Lunatics’
• What's Going On
• Museums take visitor experience beyond traditional guided tour
• Carlton to be inducted into Sports Hall of Fame
• Mesi leads Quakers during hot streak
• High School Sports Scoreboard
• Quakers take undefeated showdown with Lancaster
• Orchard Park settles score with Silver Creek
• OP college student wins Fulbright Scholarship
• OP native to host art show titled ‘Lovely Dark and Deep’
• Branches, logs, placed in Freeman Road
• Youth farming activities need to be protected, not prohibited
• Cybersecurity bill a step toward protection against new threats
• Corrections
• OP residents named to Canisius High School honor roll
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Don’t ignore campaigns to enhance road safety
• Orchard Park residents to receive Distinguished Citizen Awards
• Canisius students rowing to support JDRF
• Richter Fest II remembers beloved educator, supports budding artist
• Elementary ESL services to see consolidation
• Coppola shares from storied career in print, on television
• WNY native beats Lance Armstrong
• Events
• Art Walk benefits Mill Road
• Pets welcome at mall expo
• Erie County Clerk’s Office set to begin Expedited Passport Program
• Female medical team provides health care for women
• Mother’s Day event planned at Senior Center
• Orchard Park Library News
• REUNION OF THE TOY MAKERS
• Public Notice
• Pension ‘reforms’ called anything but by unions
• A‘new wave’ of preservation
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• Family Activities
• Amanda Hansen Foundation sets date for tournament
• Librarian named ‘Citizen of the Year’
• Concerts
• Special Events
• What's Going On
• Fiddling with after-school time
• SCOREBOARD
• Seasonal golf passes available online for Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy
• High School Sports Calendar
• Spring youth lacrosse slated for ECC North
• Special Olympics bowling fundraiser slated for April 29
• Cobra Wrestling to offer college prospect camp
• Quakers continue busy league schedule
• Lady Quakers place first at Eden’s Maroon Invite
• Orchard Park avenges title game loss to Clarence
• Hull House plans summer camp
• Fraudulent purchase shipped to Ypsilanti, Mich.
• In the military
• REMEMBERING ASH
• ECC holds Advisory Council Partner and Community Appreciation Breakfast
• Second straight on-time budget illustrates progress in Albany
• A failed winter storm warning is better than a hurricane alert
• Flowers beautify the village
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• New system will increase organization, awareness
• Schools celebrate Earth Day by conserving energy
• WALKING FOR CANCER
• DWI arrests made Friday night
• Allied Waste
• Town Board approves Honda car dealership
• ‘Racing a legend’
• Thriller author recalls road to publication
• Weather Channel reports from Yates Park
• Revolutionary War soldier may see rededication
• Consumer behavior seminar slated at Marriott
• Cradle Beach to host Company Trivia contest
• BNI Pinnacle schedules weekly meetings
• Business news
• Harlem Ambassadors Basketball show set for April 19
• BBB offers tips for spending tax refunds
• Credit union to celebrate National Youth Week
• State plans workshop to aid small businesses
• Public Notice
• COLLECTING FOOD
• New York Power Authority plans Earth Day festival, sculpture contest
• Auditions
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• Symphonic
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• Live & Local in WNY
• Family Activities
• Announcements
• Performance
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• Special Events
• Art
• What's Going On
• Help fight AIDS by dining at...
• Proudly celebrating a decade of dining out
• Orchard Park Library News
• Senior Center offers daily lunches
• New Lady Quaker leaders to replace seniors
• Community Salutes Orchard Park High School Students
• GOING TO GANNON
• Erie County Amateur Golf Championships to be held at Grover Cleveland
• Pair of OP Gymsters earn Level 7 state championships
• Talent returning to Orchard Park lineup for 2012
• Man dumps coyote carcasses in park
• Veterans outreach fair planned
• CROSSING TO THE OTHER SIDE
• TAKING A RUN
• In the military
• Chamber has events planned for coming months
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Take steps to prevent child abuse
• On the campus
• Scholarship offered for high school seniors
• Constitution, tradition ignored if Inauguration Day is on a Sunday
• Quaker Splash will be positive change
• Tolsma shares story in ‘Everything Changed’
• OP fire companies set to host open houses as part of statewide program
• Milestone age resurrects century-old memories
• Resident pens her first book on motherhood
• Town makes plans for metal detector use
• Two file for School Board candidacy
• Random acts of book-giving
• Honda sales consultant awarded
• Business collects electronics for charity
• Towne Ford Lincoln receives Beautification Award
• Public Notice
• ECC One Stop to host first youth job fair
• BNI Signature schedules speaker series
• Free exhibit booth space offered at Enviro-Fair
• Performance
• Special Events
• Family Activities
• Group honors community partners
• Bee Senior News
• Theatre Preview
• Symphonic
• Concerts
• Theater
• Live Local in WNY
• Auditions
• Film/Video
• Walking Tours
• Television
• Dance
• Workshops
• Announcements
• What's Going On
• Orchard Park Library News
• Going through the motions
• Buffalo Soccer Academy to hold clinics, camps, tryouts
• MITE-Y EFFORT
• Special Olympics bowling fundraiser slated for April 29
• Sports briefs
• Erie County Amateur Golf Championships slated for Grover Cleveland
• Lady Quakers return veteran core group this season
• Orchard Park chasing championship dreams
• WINNING AWARDS
• Five-year-old finds money order in yard
• First 100 days in office marked by progress
• Memorial Wall honors living, dead
• 2012-13 spending plan took many months to develop
• It’s never too early to start padding your obituary
• Out of the Past
• Scholarship offered
• Spindle items
• Communication needed between town and village
• News brief
• Mother’s Day tea planned
• WHAT’S GOOD?
• SWEPT BACK IN HISTORY
• Chamber steps down from Fourth of July Parade
• Jazz trumpeter to be featured at 25th anniversary concert
• ‘Not what Harry Yates would have wanted’
• Fourth-graders to plant trees
• Former court clerk pleads guilty to records falsification
• OP man pleads guilty to smuggling Chinese magnesium
• Village budget stays under tax cap
• Town Board approves student housing rezoning
• Easter morning
• Public Notice
• Photo
• Film/Video
• Announcements
• Concerts
• Theater
• Live Local in WNY
• Literature
• Holiday
• Special Events
• Classes
• Art
• Family Activities
• Noco Express stores raise charity money
• Buffalo Exterminating creates Bed Bug Unit to fight pests
• Events
• Everything Has a Place celebrates one-year anniversary in Western New York
• What's Going On
• Senior Center plans ‘Senior Hop’ for April 26
• Library News
• Smooth operators
• Sports brief
• Photo
• STAR swimmers post strong results at major championships
• Buffalo Lacrosse Academy alumni succeeding in college
• Lady Quakers turn to new leaders in 2012
• Orchard Park seeks return to top of Section VI
• Skills USA winners include Orchard Park students
• Women mind business with third annual ‘Girl’s Day Out’ on April 21
• Death Notices
• Animal cruelty registry proposed by legislator
• Door on Powers Road appears cut with saw
• Bills tickets spike after Williams signing
• On the campus
• Southside to host open house for BOCES program
• Photo
• Meeting briefs
• Fire grants available
• Photo
• Challenge aims to clean habitats
• Medicaid mandate relief plan doesn’t solve underlying problems
• Job of school board members becoming even less desirable
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Legislature should support animal cruelty registry
• School district adopts 2012-13 budget
• Author set to visit Windom
• Kearns debuts in Assembly for state’s on-time budget
• Photo
• Bee captures state, international awards
• Buffalo-Japanese relations slated for celebration
• Longtime OP resident volunteers her time
• Rare Book Sale features out-of-print collectibles
• Iroquois Drive to see total reconstruction
• Goin’ Bald for Bucks, students raise money for charity
• I got it!
• Garbage, recycling delays felt across town
• Theater
• Live Local in WNY
• Film/Video
• Concerts
• Speakers
• Announcements
• Art
• Family Activities
• Special Events
• Events
• Students participate in Career Shadow Day throughout WNY
• Symphonic
• Performance
• Library News
• Senior Center offers weekly art classes
• Comfort food
• Delta Airlines now flying to LaGuardia
• State-run workshops designed to aid small businesses
• Essex Homes promotes Greg Nanula to regional sales manager
• Public Notice
• Club seeks volunteers to clean, maintain shelter
• Spring youth lacrosse slated for ECC North
• 2012 Boys All-Bee Team
• 2012 Girls All-Bee Team
• All-Bee Team named; process explained
• Photo
• Tri Spot Multi-Sports to offer VO2 max, lactate threshold tests
• Lightning win Storm AAU Invitational
• Thousands of baseballs await a new home
• Out of the Past
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• STAR Swimming finishes strong at championship meet
• Woman drinks two stolen Four Lokos, throws up in store
• What's Going On
• Stop regulators from thumbing their noses at small business
• American Legion to hold testimonial dinner dance
• Spindle items
• Green Lake’s preservation should trump revenue
• School news
• Audit report not favorable for fire district
• Photo
• ‘Walk for Jamey’ to be held May 12
• School district looks to adopt budget
• ‘Discovering’ artwork for congressional contest
• Mercy Flight WNY reaches milestone
• Fundraising planned for new Senior Center
• Photo
• Recreation Commission responds to Quaker Splash controversy
• Unprecedented weather
• Village Board comments on concern over rising taxes
• Police outline public safety dispatching plan
• Theater
• Performance
• Dance
• Live Local in WNY
• Class
• Speakers
• Concerts
• Symphonic
• Photo
• Film/Video
• Announcements
• Family Activities
• Special Events
• ECWA releases its 2011 water quality report
• Events
• Higgins backs lowering rates on student loans
• NYSERDA recognized for efficiency efforts
• Public Notice
• Library News
• What's Going On
• Mahoney-Prynn
• Senior Center offering ‘Afternoon at the Movies’
• Spring Cleaning
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• Spring youth lacrosse slated for ECC North
• Seasonal golf passes available online for Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy
• Annual Shoes for Shelter 5K slated
• Photo
• Photo
• WNY Tennis Magazine returns after four-year absence
• Orchard Park Youth Basketball hosts Championship Day
• Sports briefs
• Teens target dog-walkers, joggers with Airsoft gun
• News brief
• Photo
• Teens Living with Cancer to benefit from swimming competition at UB
• On the campus
• Death Notices
• Jean H. Johns, teacher, volunteer
• Chamber offering two trips: one to China and the other out West
• New York State primary a big prize for Republicans
• School district’s tax ‘unquenchable’
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Districts get radical change with judges ruling
• Mandate relief a must for New York State
• Meeting briefs
• Fashion show with international flair
• Hearing focuses on mandate relief
• OP woman brings joy to others through dance
• Residents see red over eatery’s paint colors
• Kearns victorious in special election
• Literature
• Holiday .
• Announcements
• Theater
• Concerts
• Performance
• Film/Video
• Comedy
• Special Events
• thurs. 15-sun. 18
• Family Activities
• Art
• Dance
• Symphonic
• NYS Tax Department provides filing tips
• Events
• Students place in DECA
• In brief
• Photo
• Chamber Golf Outing chairman named
• Public Notice
• What's Going On
• Library News
• Senior Center offering ‘Afternoon at the Movies’
• Byway’s interpretive sign project on schedule
• Shamrocks or shillelaghs
• Reel great dancing
• OPYBA to host Championship Day
• Johnson receives full scholarship to Fordham
• Area’s best seniors to clash in boys hoops tripleheader
• Nichols girls hockey team ranked third in nation
• Eighth annual Bowman Showcase slated
• Entries sought for spring show
• MEET THE CANDIDATES
• Special election to decide 145th seat
• ECC employees to participate in summer conference
• Plastic chairs smashed at American Legion
• Achievements of women should never be forgotten, understated
• Board of Education decides to stay under state tax cap
• Corrections
• Honor roll
• NYPD investigation tests clash between freedom, security
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Sunshine Week celebrates your right to know
• Maple Syrup Weekend celebrated in New York State with events, tastings
• Meeting brief
• Audit finds water loss in the village
• Photo
• Seniors target Baker Road building for a new Senior Center
• On the campus
• Police make three DWI arrests
• OP boy takes first place in Pinewood Derby
• Photo
• School Board looks to reinstate programs, staff
• Village reorganizes its records, uncovers history
• Green Lake
• A lifetime later
• Film/Video
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• Speakers
• Literature
• Comedy
• Family Activities
• Announcements .
• Art
• Symphonic
• Performance
• Concerts
• Dance
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• After Hours Mixer
• Business news
• Pest experts meet in Washington for lobbying
• OP resident appointed to Hilbert Board of Trustees
• Events
• Buffalo’s Best Grill serves up homemade food
• Public Notice
• On the campus
• Photo
• Library News
• Seniors set to make greeting cards March 8
• What's Going On
• A fairy tale ending
• Photo
• Orchard Park’s Ernst qualifies for Grand Prix Series
• Duszynski, Bray cap high school careers at states
• Playoff run ends for Orchard Park-Frontier
• Photo
• ECC approves strategic plan
• Higgins named ranking member of counterterrorism subcommittee
• Meeting brief
• OP student selected for journalism conference
• Photo
• Photo
• On the campus
• Taste of Education benefits future chefs
• Window salespeople aggravate residents
• Town Board fine with three members
• No one wants water carnival on the lake
• Erie County should not have borrowed more money
• Students deserve a seat on their board of education
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Residents made a difference for Chestnut Ridge
• Communities train their own in case of emergency
• Eggert teacher speaks on ‘The Two Mrs. Fillmores’
• Students create podcasts, learn about national parks
• OP doctor receives award for heroic act
• Command officers contract approved
• Police make four weekend DWI arrests
• Changing the way teachers teach, students learn
• Sounds of the schools
• County says ‘no’ to Chestnut Ridge disc golf course
• Walking Tours
• Dance
• Symphonic
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• Announcements .
• Family Activities
• Speakers
• Performance
• Literature
• Special Events
• Essex Homes of WNY celebrating 20th anniversary with promotion
• Events
• Orchard Park consignment store sees success after one-year anniversary
• Public Notice
• What's Going On
• Library News
• Yoga classes offered at the Senior Center
• Beating the winter blues
• Photo
• Cobra Wrestling to offer college prospect camp
• Sports briefs
• Lady Quakers bow out against Niagara Falls
• Rodriguez wrestles at State Championship
• Quakers run out of time against Jamestown
• Church to host World Day of Prayer service
• Woman at bar reports early morning theft of Jeep
• Fire and Ice dinner to benefit Boy Scouts
• Bee Heard
• Town, police merit congratulations
• Green Lake should remain for residents
• OP citizens love to pay higher taxes
• Changes to waterfront landscape result in greater opportunities
• If you want to escape reality, the Academy Awards are for you
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Reflecting on King’s speech during Black History Month
• Photo
• Direct involvement led to swift police contract
• Political brief
• Higgins vows to continue the fight for William Street postal facility
• March 5 deadline for special election news
• Schumer says EPA should shed light on hazardous materials
• ‘Horror in the midst of beauty’
• Village Board plans computer, electronics recycling event
• School Board discusses tax cap
• Picture book captures life with disease, love for art
• Concerts
• Symphonic
• Performance
• Theater
• Special Events
• Family Activities
• Television
• Dance
• Literature
• Art
• Public Notice
• Events
• Business news
• Gurney Becker & Bourne features new real estate offices
• Photo
• Former OP resident hired by architectural firm
• Auditions
• What's Going On
• Library News
• Yoga classes offered at the Senior Center
• The masterpiece above
• Mecca sets more records at Section VI championships
• Frontier victory ends Orchard Park’s season
• OP boys, girls close regular season with victories
• Duszynski wins two titles at Section VI championship
• Bee Heard
• Fifteen NYS inspection stickers stolen
• Meeting brief
• District holds anti-bullying training for new employees
• Expanding DNA databank will help protect our communities
• Veterans clothing drive a success
• Try the environmental approach on the observance of Lent
• Out of the Past
• County passes cyberbullying law
• Spindle items
• Prevention is key to elimination of online crimes
• Political brief
• Seedling program runs through mid-March
• County prepares for Bills stadium lease negotiations
• Grant awarded to Mental Health Association of Erie County
• On the campus
• Safety increasing for NYS hunters
• Photo
• Supervisor pulls the rug on new carpets
• Summer water fun planned for Green Lake
• Orchestrating the music
• Five-year police pact approved
• Walking Tours
• Festivals
• Family Activities
• Art
• Orchard Park on water flushing list
• Girl Scouts to sell camp in OP
• Middle School students raise money for Roswell
• Symphonic
• Concerts
• Performance
• Theater
• Auditions
• Dance
• Special Events
• Announcements .
• Assembly candidate Kearns vies for 145th District seat
• Orchard Park Pride seeking sponsors for annual event
• Mandate relief, Medicaid reform still needed, officials tell business leaders
• Events
• OP resident sees success in real estate
• Library News
• Team Cupid or hyped-up and stupid?
• Public Notice
• ECC librarian digitizes college’s past
• What's Going On
• Senior Center offers watercolor classes
• Bray places first at Class A meet
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• Frontier snaps Orchard Park’s win streak
• Cobra Wrestling Academy to offer spring session, college prospect camp
• Rodriguez punches ticket to state championship
• Man steals $60-$70 worth of Red Bull at Stadium Mobil
• OP resident to be honored by ECC
• Buffalo Bills make new hire
• Policy change ensures safer learning environment
• Photo
• Meeting briefs
• Harlem Ambassadors Basketball Show fun for whole family
• Seedlings available through county
• Bee Heard
• JOIN US FOR A FISH FRY
• Corrections
• Taste of Buffalo presents annual $1,000 scholarship
• The Queen City could learn a lot from the Motor City
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Addition to meetings law will increase transparency
• Honor roll
• In the military
• Fire grants available
• Orchard Park thefts target garages, cars
• Photo
• $50,000 train depot grant finalized
• Cookies brighten Valentine’s Day for seniors
• Legislators discuss education reform
• On the campus
• Bello’s love for pop music rooted in childhood
• Orchard Park farmers weigh in on mild winter
• Passing the love
• Bailey bids Village Board goodbye
• Announcements .
• Literature
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• Performance
• Auditions
• Symphonic
• Family Activities
• Dance
• Concerts
• Special Events
• Public Notice
• Business news
• Wi-fi now available at airport
• Events
• College financial aid assistance available
• Commission requests comment on changes to electric submetering regulations
• ECC graduates students from basic police course
• Winter Fest
• Art
• What's Going On
• Personalized computer classes now offered at Senior Center
• Library News
• Sreniawski- Koscielniak
• A passion for writing
• Photo
• Orchard Park qualifiers prepare for sectionals
• Sports briefs
• High School Sports Calendar
• Duszynski, Bray have top performances at ECICs
• Quaker boys, girls heading in different directions
• Political brief
• OP Canisius students named to honor roll
• Photo
• Bee policy on obituaries
• Marion C. Lambein, wife of Southgate developer
• High school begins registration
• Chefs spend day cooking with OP students
• Woman, 86, pulls fire alarm three times in 24 hours
• Re-imagining our approach to economic development
• CDEP plan will benefit Orchard Park Central School District
• Risk too high to justify pipeline
• Column does not offer whole story
• Younger audience left in the cold in Sabres broadcasting standoff
• Out of the Past
• Death Notice
• Oil spill might damage aquifer
• NFTA reductions going undetected
• Spindle items
• Riders deserve their Southtowns bus routes
• Political briefs
• Hunter’s Day of Hope slated for Feb. 11
• Librarian returns to hometown roots
• On the campus
• Festival of Bands slated for Feb. 10 at high school
• Photo
• School Board sees brighter budget picture in 2012-13
• Showing the movements
• Southtowns residents implore NFTA to keep bus routes
• Alliance Church declared ‘dangerous, unsafe’
• Film/Video
• Television
• Announcements
• Symphonic
• Concerts
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• Special Events
• Public Notice
• Events
• Business news
• OP resident inducted into Board of Directors
• Walking Tours
• Performance
• Dance
• Workshop/Seminar
• Literature
• Auditions
• Art
• Comedy
• Family Activities
• Father/Child Spaghetti Dinner
• Business set for expansion
• Restaurant group gives award
• Chamber announces return of China trip
• Book Club reads ‘The Once and Future King’
• Cross-Graves
• Library News
• What's Going On
• Lessons in linguistics and a whole lot of fun
• Special Teams Academy to be held at Bills Fieldhouse
• Quakers ready to impress in swim championships
• High School Sports Scoreboard
• OP Gymsters fare well on Long Island
• Summit gymnasts fare well at Jacquie’s Buffalo Challenge
• Small roster ready to represent OP at sectionals
• Grapplers finding their groove before postseason
• Bee policy on obituaries
• Death Notice
• Man caught trying to steal underwear
• Bills coaching sees changeover
• Law Enforcement Training Academy to hold graduation
• Photo
• Firm receives ‘pass’ rating
• Granddaughter of OP residents wins pageant
• Slow repair to Rt. 219 bridge hurting business community
• Photo
• Rejection of Keystone XL pipeline hurts nation hungry for jobs
• Spindle items
• Out of the Past
• State redistricting raises familiar concerns
• Chestnut Ridge hosts snowman-making contest
• Youth news
• Student creates handbook design
• OP students graduate from D.A.R.E. program
• Photo
• ECC announces annual award recipients
• Assembly candidate Fahey receives support from three parties
• On the campus
• OP senior again named Student of the Month
• ‘Music and the Arts’ brings top musicians to church
• ‘Waterfront district’ may include OP
• Winterfest success with snow’s arrival
• Workshop
• Film/Video
• Photo
• Performance
• Special Events
• Announcements .
• Theater
• Walking Tours
• Concerts
• Literature
• Symphonic
• Art
• Festivals
• Comedy
• Family Activities
• Public Notice
• Events
• Commission requests comments
• Labor law requires annual notifications
• Bills promote employees
• Senior Center offers Zumba classes
• What's Going On
• Library News
• Spotlight, camera, action!
• Quakers falter down stretch against Panthers
• Orchard Park keglers gear up for stretch run
• Tundo named State Class AA Coach of the Year
• Thief snatches glass pipes
• Last year’s budget strides must continue this budget year
• Theatre group places War of 1812 at centre of attention
• Walmart would add to congested traffic
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• County made right decision for Shale Creek Preserve
• Seniors request larger facility
• Village Board continues meeting with NYSEG
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• Discs cease flying near Eternal Flame Falls
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• Quakers fall to Spartans before matchup with Red Devils
• Benches disassembled at sports complex
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• China trip offers an amazing experience at low cost
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• The groundhog was up early; 10 more months of Romney
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• Grant to fund college readiness programs
• Assembly District 145
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• Town Board looks to hire police retirees
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• Shoveling the flakes
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• More than a road
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• Rodriguez takes fourth at NFWOA tournament
• Quaker boys split first two matches after break
• Gymsters fare well at Stars and Stripes Invitational
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• Quakers finally break into win column against Redskins
• Cosgrove recognized by publication
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• Car with loud muffler, lots of rust goes missing
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• Tax cap will prove challenging when crafting spending plan
• Dearly beloved, we gather to remember Kodak’s good times
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• Begin volunteering at start of new year
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• Billion- dollar pledge bolsters Buffalo
• Scholarship available for college females
• Website offers college knowledge to at-risk students
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• School district tax cap higher than anticipated
• Company over-prunes OP’s trees
• Cheering to victory
• Town Board begins 2012 with changes, new committee
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• Town Wreckers Swim Team fares well in Pittsburgh
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• Rosina production grows
• Scam targeting email uses organization’s name and logo
• Jeep tire and rim stolen, returned following day
• Looking forward in 2012 to representing District 11
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• Expansion of law will reduce number of tragedies
• OP student named officer
• Absolut Care offering free meals
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• Historical Society to host meeting on state redistricting
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• Erie County’s credit rating improves to an “A-”
• What's Going On
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• Michael Phelps Swim School begins second session Jan. 3
• State champs highlight year in OP sports
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• Death Notice
• Scuffle ensues at high school over girl
• New York must continue working together toward reform
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• Here are some things I’m glad happened in 2011
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• Taste of Buffalo seeks vendors
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• Neaverth tapped for county post
• Year in review
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• Pleasant Acres homes now for sale in Orchard Park
• OP students place third in stock market competition
• Wal-Mart donates check for $75,000 to Hunter’s Hope Foundation
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• DASHING through the SNOW
• Pee Wee Major Warriors win tourney in Syracuse
• ORCHARD PARK BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
• OP residents compete at Federation championship
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• Lady Quakers look to replace leading scorer
• Orchard Park puts start of season on hold for football
• Heap outreach scheduled
• Chestnut Ridge Park again hosts SantaLand
• Essay contest deadline approaches
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• Family Justice Center receives grant
• FESTIVE SPIRITS
• Village set to celebrate Holiday in the Park
• Orchard Park Quakers 2011 Class AA STATE CHAMPIONS
• Budget talks a little different this year
• Job creation is greatest debt-, deficit-reduction tool
• The power of print: Union Leader endorses Gingrich
• Children raise money for mission
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• Lorie E. Sabo, dedicated to education, veterans
• Woman tries to steal seven Columbia jackets and slow cooker
• Spindle items
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• Gallivan recently named to national committee
• Village’s public hearing postponed
• Author pens new crime novel: ‘Broken and Profane’
• Composer produces classical music CD
• Orchard Park ready for snow
• One brick at a time
• Quakers claim state title
• Quakers win championship game
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• Five Star Bank wins three awards
• Hair salon wins national contest
• Chamber offers Quaker Bucks
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• Towne Ford Lincoln celebrates 25 years in WNY
• SINGIN’ ON STAGE
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• Couple celebrate 50 years
• Bodensteiner- Marmion
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• DAZZLING EFFORT
• Town Wreckers compete at Fall Classic Swim Meet
• Jezuit signs letter of intent to Mercyhurst
• OP swimmers post top times at State Meet
• Quakers rout Binghamton to reach state final
• Thruway Authority advises drivers to be prepared
• A little volunteering can go a long way during the holidays
• Rottweiler scares woman walking dog
• An antidote to ‘Black Friday’ is right around the corner
• Correction
• YMCA branches in WNY receive $35K equipment upgrade
• Out of the Past
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• Bee Editorial
• Meeting brief
• Saving Wild Horses to hold benefit
• Garden Club busy with activities, events
• Block Courage Award winner selected by Bills
• HITTIN’ THE STAGE
• Orchard Park Prebyterian church to host sixth annual Artisan Fair
• COOKING FOR A CAUSE
• ‘Robo’ caller targets town councilman
• Job seekers gain new tool
• ECC students dominate competition
• Bullying, depression discussed at John Halligan’s presentation
• Giving thanks
• Town adopts 2012 budget, includes $300,000 for police
• One win away
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• Insurance agency moves to OP
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• Chamber offers holiday display sponsorship
• OP financial adviser recognized
• White Orchard Home Furnishings creates new section for gifts
• Public Notice e-mail: legals@beenews.com  Holiday deadline Thursday, Nov. 17 at 5 p.m.
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• AUTUMN CREATIONS
• John Halligan slated to speak on bullying
• HOW MUCH WILL YOU PAY?
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• Southtowns Youth Orchestra to celebrate 25 years
• Quakers can’t get past Frontier in final
• Sports briefs
• Lady Quakers win first sectional title in school history
• Comeback sends Orchard Park to semifinals
• PERFORMANCE FROM THE PAST
• Garden Club offers scholarships
• On the campus
• Police arrest two following separate accidents
• Bee Heard
• Thieves target cars parked at Bills game
• As holidays approach use quaker bucks for gifts
• Voter apathy helped seal fate of Collins campaign
• News brief
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• Out of the Past
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• Project 11 uses music to benefit young veterans
• Gone but never forgotten
• Spindle items
• Donation made to Windom
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Crosswalk signs, speed, discussed at board meeting
• Village looks to override 2 percent tax cap
• Quakers again victorious
• Town Board undecided on $300,000 police cut
• Veterans Day observed with ceremony
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• Higgins plans to extend New Market Tax Credit program by five years
• Cappelli’s Pizzeria honored
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• Many participate in grand opening of credit union branch
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• Book club features ‘The Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition’
• Orchard Park Library
• Choral Pops Concert set for high school
• Ghouls on Green Lake
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• Orchard Park teams await opponents for playoffs
• Lady Quakers prepare for start of playoffs
• Shutout puts OP one win away from title game
• Nobel Laureate remembered for science, art
• Flames doused with baking soda, Kitty Litter
• HEAP accepting applications
• News brief
• Town budget faces more challenges than ever before
• Relief from Medicaid burden only way to reduce property taxes
• Experience should be emphasized
• Spare the family history, please
• ‘Tasteless’ sign nuisance for all
• Occupy Wall Street lacks the substance to build credibility
• Spindle items
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• Town Board approves dealership expansion
• Resident questions mysterious ‘Rails to Trails’ meetings
• FUN IN THE FALL
• County Executive candidates’ spokesmen size up debate at St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute
• Legislature approves funding for helicopter landing pad
• Garden Club plans flower & fashion show
• Library volunteers recognized for service
• REMOVING THE LEAVES
• Town approves home tax business
• Village installs new crosswalk signs
• Raises, Police Department topics at budget hearing
• Spooky yard
• Business brief
• State to aid small businesses
• Energy-efficient classroom projects eligible for award
• Buffalo’s Credit Union Association donates to children’s hospital
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• Mercy unveils Heritage Corridor
• Ford’s ‘Friendship Express’ program jumps deadline to Dec. 15
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• wild horses rein in children
• NO ENTRY
• Top seed sought by Quakers
• Orchard Park prepares for postseason play HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Huge political sign on trailer ‘gaudy’
• Cheese cargo unscathed in flaming wheel episode
• ‘Well-Crafted Weekend’ to showcase best of East Aurora
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• Bee Heard
• October marks beginning of budget process each year
• Family expresses thanks for support
• Better football rule enforcement needed
• Signs ruin ‘visual’ community peace
• Police ‘empathetic, kind’ after burglary
• Chamber aims to better the business community
• ‘Extension’ of light rail a good idea – 25 years ago
• Out of the Past
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• Benefit to raise money for cancer patient
• Canisius College to host undergraduate open house
• High school to see healthier foods
• Legislators co-sponsor bill to combat cyber-bullying
• LEARNING TO RIDE
• OP woman directs ‘My Fair Lady’ for Aurora Players
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• YMCA seeks ‘Trot Gobblers’ for annual Thanksgiving race
• Guided walks offered at Chestnut Ridge
• Residents want to rid town of signs
• Town considers false alarm fine
• Fire officials, police pressure town to decide dispatch fate
• Colorful performance
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• Bank donates to St. John Vianney
• Aurora Audiology welcomes doctor
• Credit Unions celebrate National Credit Union Day
• Avid sewer? Singer wants to talk to you
• Owners of Inn charged by Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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• Bee Anniversary
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• Pumpkin Perfection
• BNCC to hold youth basketball tourney
• Deni rides On Island Time to first place at Buffalo International Horse Show
• Quaker golfers just miss cut at Sectional qualifier
• Ernst qualifies for State Championship meet
• Photo
• OP remains undefeated with win at Lancaster
• CATCHING SOME AIR
• CONGRATULATIONS
• OP residents involved in Aurora Players’ production
• ECC to accept award nominations
• Ohio men sell tickets on Thruway ramp
• Free exercise classes for breast cancer survivors
• Free exercise classes for breast cancer survivors
• Bee Heard
• Mills encourages residents to view fall foliage from Scenic Byway
• Author shares message of hope
• Details of 2012 county budget released
• Thanks goes to all who have served on the School Board
• Correction
• Call for humanity made by student
• Jamey made a difference
• Signs clutter community
• Airline industry, special interests still blocking safety improvements
• Out of the Past
• Departments working to create faster permit
• Former Buffalo Bills home declared ‘dangerous and unsafe’
• GROOVIN’ AT SCHOOL
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• Police make multiple arrests following Buffalo Bills game
• In brief
• Veterans should file for stop-loss by Oct. 21
• Boy Scouts beautify Chestnut Ridge Park over weekend
• ALL-AMERICAN INVITATION
• Town Board revisits ban on large RVs
• OP resident criticizes police study
• Woman travels to polar bear capital in Canadian tundra
• Audit report favorable for school district
• Eek! A snake!
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• Windom Elementary awarded grant
• War of 1812 documentary led by WNED production team
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• Attorney named to Super Lawyers List
• ‘Autumnal’ to benefit Mercy Hospital
• Benson Murray receives award
• Expo provides everything baby
• HEADING TO EUROPE
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• Bus-Rashbrook
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• GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS CALENDAR
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• OP splits key games against Clarence
• Lady Quakers run win streak to five
• Top seed the goal in second half for Lady Quakers
• Orchard Park gets sweet revenge on Clarence
• Death Notice
• Men sell magazines ‘aggressively’
• Bee Heard
• High school recognizes commended students
• Mills fundraises for libraries through hot dog roast
• OP woman wins hot air balloon ride
• Budget once again does not include tax increase
• Corrections
• Why don’t bullies fear consequences?
• Political columns need opposition
• Neighbor shouldn’t leave on lights
• Why should living persons grace the face of postage stamps?
• Out of the Past
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• Movie ‘Race to the Finish’ brings timely message
• Homecomiing
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
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• Drug drop-off planned Oct. 29 at Mercy Ambulatory Care
• Town budget uses reserves to lower tax levy
• Rugby coach shines on ‘The X Factor’
• Driver crashes into North Buffalo Road storefront
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• Martin Group promotes OP woman
• Gerbasi to be honored at UNYTS 30-year anniversary event
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• Couple celebrate 50th anniversary
• Gluten Freedom Day offers advice to celiac sufferers
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• RETURN TO SENDER
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• Quakers look to take division title from Frontier
• Orchard Park prepares for rematch with Clarence
• Large roster returns for Orchard Park
• Schumer pads football helmet issue
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• Thief steals St. Francis statue from Thorn Avenue
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• Residents encouraged to weigh in on Postal Service changes
• WNY Regional Council seeks input for economic strategy
• I was bullied in high school, but everyone bullied ‘Bobby’
• Fresh Air Fund thanks supporters
• Thank you to Terry Young’s Auto Plaza
• Donors, DPW due gratitude of club
• Police Department shouldn’t merge
• Out of the Past
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• Man charged with DWI under Leandra’s Law
• Catching a ‘falling star’ before it vanishes
• Town Board says it’s impartial to ICMA police study
• Homecoming festivities set for weekend
• Poloncarz blasts county’s upkeep of roads
• Jewelry burglary leads to high-speed chase
• Residents request neighborhood be kept residential
• Bills’ fans share excitement over 3-0 start
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• Residents call for in-street pedestrian crosswalk signs
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• Couple celebrate 50th anniversary
• Gluten Freedom Day offers advice to celiac sufferers
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS SCOREBOARD
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• RETURN TO SENDER
• Quakers look to take division title from Frontier
• Large roster returns for Orchard Park
• Orchard Park prepares for rematch with Clarence
• Schumer pads football helmet issue
• Meeting briefs
• Thief steals St. Francis statue from Thorn Avenue
• Bee Heard
• Residents encouraged to weigh in on Postal Service changes
• WNY Regional Council seeks input for economic strategy
• I was bullied in high school, but everyone bullied ‘Bobby’
• Fresh Air Fund thanks supporters
• Thank you to Terry Young’s Auto Plaza
• Donors, DPW due gratitude of club
• Police Department shouldn’t merge
• Out of the Past
• News brief
• Man charged with DWI under Leandra’s Law
• Catching a ‘falling star’ before it vanishes
• Spindle items
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• Bee Editorial
• Town Board says it’s impartial to ICMA police study
• Homecoming festivities set for weekend
• Poloncarz blasts county’s upkeep of roads
• Jewelry burglary leads to high-speed chase
• Residents request neighborhood be kept residential
• Bills’ fans share excitement over 3-0 start
• Woman’s best friend
• Bringing bullying to light
• Residents call for in-street pedestrian crosswalk signs
• Photo
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• State receives funds to assist small businesses
• OP alum honored with accounting award
• OP woman named marketing manager
• UB Orthopaedics Orchard Park location welcomes new physician
• Chamber of Commerce to hold fall dinner at La Galleria
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• WNY delegation wants answers from airlines after flight safety failures
• Something to BARK about
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• New coach leads expanded Orchard Park roster
• Quakers’ offense rolls to another big win
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Lady Quaker swimmers look to qualify for Sectionals
• Orchard Park looks to continue winning ways
• Health care in Erie County is a priority
• Meeting brief
• Cheektowaga woman tells police she gave her car pain pill
• ‘Art in the Barn’ planned for Sept. 30-Oct. 2
• In the military
• District plans homecoming weekend festivities
• There’s no better time to enjoy life than right now
• K Cups have become a concession to life in the fast lane
• Assembly candidate Fahey looks to reduce electricity costs
• Out of the Past
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• Delevan woman drives recklessly through OP
• Legislator urges public to seek change
• Teen creates bracelets for charity
• News brief
• Man charged with multiple DWIs
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Hamburg woman drives into ravine
• Middle school ELA scores soar
• Quaker Arts
• Chickens granted home on Powers Road
• After hours mixer
• Rebate program reaches limit in two days
• Repp Construction awards scholarship
• Metro and E CC expand unlimited access program agreement
• Symphonic
• Young elected to Board of Directors at Credit Union Association
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• Tops to offer influenza vaccines
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• BIG HERO in little body
• BNCC to host hoops tourney
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Lady Quakers seek return trip to Class A final
• Familiar faces returning for Quakers
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• Bills Alumni Foundation plans Weekend of Events
• Quakers ride quick start to win over Red Raiders
• WHAT’S POPPIN?
• OP student named National Merit Scholarship contender
• FOUND A GOOD READ
• Trio of Buffalo women hide from OP police in bathroom stall
• Securing library’s funding future
• Corrections
• School district busy with return of students
• The devil’s in the details concerning American Jobs Act
• Birdsong does not reflect whole town
• Out of the Past
• Police chief, officers, question ICMA study numbers
• Free rabies clinic offered at ECC South Campus
• Village petitions for lower speed, considers changing crosswalks
• Fundraising saves girls ice hockey
• Village Board bans Jake brakes, called ‘disturbing’
• RACING FOR THE SCHOOL
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• Bee Editorial
• Home again
• Political rally
• Police continue search for robber
• College student cuts hair, shaves head for charity
• Quaker Arts Festival celebrates 50 years
• Abbott Road man charged with animal cruelty
• Town justice challenger wins four of five party lines
• Study released
• Southtowns Radiology to provide free mammograms
• Community Bank hires Gorman
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• Durham Staffing offers job seekers tips, advice
• Reception planned for solo art exhibit
• Free classes continue through Oct. 31
• Couple honeymoon at Lake George resort
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• Falls’s Favorite Fruit
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• 14U Vipers to hold try-outs
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• SCOREBOARD
• Lady Quakers bringing back plenty of experience
• Quakers hope to go one step further in 2011
• Fall sports previews to continue next week
• Torch passes to new core at Orchard Park
• Quakers, heat overwhelm Blue Devils in opener
• Sneakers snuck out of Footlocker
• BBB: Beware scams from ‘storm chasers’
• Meeting brief
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• Town raises flag in remembrance
• Childhood lessons prove valuable in adulthood
• War of words pervades race for county executive
• Out of the Past
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• Don’t just vote the party line
• Recreation Department looking for employees
• OP man sentenced to one year in jail
• Photo
• Children’s book
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• OP resident named assistant dean for program quality at Canisius College
• Man robs Stadium Mobil, threatens employees with knife
• Fire grant deadline extends by one week
• Bills concession stands open for not-for-profits’ fundraising
• First-timer takes second place in pie contest
• Intersection deemed dangerous, under review
• Sept. 11 remembered with interfaith prayer service
• Two run for town justice seat on Tuesday
• First day of school
• NYSERDA offers rebates on appliances
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• Sights set on century of success at Zilliox Optical
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• UB Orthopaedics Southtowns location welcomes new surgeon
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• Nativity hosts race, Okotberfest celebration
• Rites of fall
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• Fleet Feet 15K slated
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• Fall sports previews to continue next week
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• NFWOA seeks officials
• Buffalo Bills’ Demetrius Bell hosts ‘Amazing Dash’
• Quakers look to put title-game loss behind them
• Correction
• Bridge replacement costs too much
• Strides made in boosting WNY economy, job growth
• No buttons, badges or T-shirts for 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Out of the Past
• Woman finds bicycle at bottom of pool
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• Lenihan to maintain committee chairman post
• Spindle items
• Creative funding should be a School Board goal
• Library hosts barbecue event, basket raffle preview
• Bills receive award for going smoke-free
• Supervisor’s press release causes controversy among board members
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• Town considers banning RVs from driveways
• OP Garden Club wins ribbons at county fair
• Photos
• Japanese lanterns light sky in Alzheimer’s awareness event
• Taxes, ‘fracking’ vex residents
• Braving Hurricane Irene to help
• Public Notice
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• BBB points to seven ventilation trouble signs
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• OP resident named manager of Metro Rail
• OP resident wins law award
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• Orchard Park Recreation expands fall offerings
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• TWST swimmers compete in Eastern Zone Championships
• WNY Baseball Hall of Fame preparing for 2011 induction
• Photo
• Good turnout
• Fall sports previews to begin next week
• Buffalo Lacrosse Academy to offer multiple programs
• Hall of Fame coach Tom LaPenna named Village Glen Tennis Club’s Director of High Performance
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• Fire chiefs list scholarships
• Photo
• Encounters of the wild kind: A wildlife expert’s book explains animal behavior
• Speed limit and stop signs found strewn in Benning Road
• Bee Heard
• James Schmitt, worked for Yellow Pages, volunteered at church
• Kudos to buying American-made
• Citizens aren’t rude, the board is
• Surcharge shows government’s indifference to private sector
• Buffalo kids suffer while Williams walks away
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Redistricting issue spotlights misplaced priorities
• Eagle Crest Senior Village opens on Weiss Avenue
• Fahey vies for Assembly seat in 145th District
• Photo
• Winter Farms shares secret to winning at fair
• TV show looking for families in need
• Members of Congress push for swift action on pilot fatigue
• Photo
• Burglar targets open garages, steals beer
• Newton Road closes for bridge reconstruction
• Former classmates share memories, reminisce at 70th reunion
• Back to School for Orchard Park - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
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• Bills form partnership with Hunt Real Estate
• Community Bank settling into the village
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• What's Going On
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• Event at Orchard Glen to benefit veterans
• Anchors Aweigh
• BNCC to host hoops league
• Hickory Hill wins Southtowns Swim Conference for second consecutive year
• Sports briefs
• Mizuno Softball Club to hold tryouts for ‘12
• Photo
• Niagara Junior Power 15U tryouts set
• Fleet Feet 15K, Mudd’s 5K slated
• Buffalo Bills’ Demetrius Bell hosts ‘Amazing Dash’
• Eagle Ridge continues Championship streak
• Wedding caterer’s food burst into flame
• School district calendar/handbook now available
• On the campus
• Woman charged in fraudulent check scheme
• Bee Heard
• Reflections on county’s 2011 redistricting process
• Motorcycle club thanks police, others
• Caribbean Night great success thanks to community support
• There’s an American car parked in my driveway
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Town Board did right for residents by waiting
• Green Lake/Yates Park entrance on Bank Street deemed ‘eyesore’
• Biking to ‘break the cycle’
• Photo
• OP resident pens top-selling fitness book
• B is for Books owner shares passion for reading
• Grandmother inspires children to rally for cancer research
• Fracking: ‘Where do you want to go with this?’
• District moves forward with new bus garage, district offices
• What a shot
• Pro Fireplace heats up Orchard Park
• Events
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• Scam uses BBB complaint system
• Public Notice
• At the fair
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• Live Local in WNY
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• What's Going On
• Senior Center hosts tap dancing classes
• Library News
• WNY Land Conservancy plans flower sale
• ’more than a feeling
• Art
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• Photo
• Race registration available online; volunteer coaches still sought
• Sports briefs
• Mancabelli finishes 14th at USTF Junior Olympics
• Aronica qualifies for U.S. Olympic Trials
• Photo
• New Era Diamond Girls to hold tryouts for ‘11-‘12
• Shamrocks take proactive approach against concussions
• Man’s fenced-in patio furniture thrown into pool
• Paul brings campaign message to Southtown
• Nominations sought for Beautification Award
• Bee Heard
• Overtaxing is no laughing matter
• Reducing Erie County’s debt burden
• What is town’s downsizing plan?
• Tips for student success throughout the school year
• State should halt efforts to deny Seneca Nation’s sovereignty
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Borders closing will leave hole in community
• Village looking to ‘put the brakes on the noise’
• Freeman Road might see large water-retention area
• Library to host fifth annual hot dog roast
• Quaker’s Landing to launch wish lanterns for Alzheimer's research
• Library to hold annual barbecue, book sale
• Freudig Singers to hold auditions
• Church to hold picnic at Chestnut Ridge Park
• Area shoppers to miss Borders bookstore
• Library features new self-checkout
• Orchard Park part of new 11th District
• Gameday traffic redesigned at Ralph Wilson Stadium
• Events
• OP site to provide Fidelis insurance information
• Orchard Glen offering free-rent sweepstakes
• OP architects tapped for Canal Side project
• Haskell Tree Service provides 40 years of expertise
• Public Notice
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• COMEDY
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• Senior News
• Women’s Club of OP to hold annual picnic
• Dollars to Help Donovan
• Sports briefs
• Orchard Park 9-10 softball wins Section I title
• Town Wreckers swimmers qualify for NE Zones
• South capitalizes on second half miscues, wins All-Star Football Classic
• Peter Scouras, owner of Towne Restaurant
• Bank fails to recognize counterfeit bill
• Library programs target teens
• WBBZ-TV shoots for local flavor
• Quaker Days 2011
• Garden Party supports Brothers of Mercy
• Bee Heard
• Rich must contribute to reduction of debt
• Column resembled Fox News show
• Expanding session locations best serves constituents
• Getting the scoop from jurors serves only one purpose
• Meeting change about time — in more ways than one
• Teacher takes own life during standoff with OP police
• Teen safe driving school comes to Orchard Park
• Photo
• Spindle items
• Guessing jar winners named
• Public library provides self-checkout machines
• Southtowns native opens chiropractic office
• Resident begs town to allow chickens
• Town returns to two meetings per month
• Caribbean Night called ‘amazing’ success
• ‘American Idol’ runner-up to make appearance at fair
• Public Notice
• infoTech Niagara to hold executive panel discussion
• SCORE schedules small-business workshop
• BNTP to host August Summer Outing
• Student-run credit union to open at high school
• Mercy top-notch in women’s health care
• Senior Center hosts tap dancing classes
• What's Going On
• Announcements
• Dance
• Live Local in WNY
• Concerts
• Special Events
• Theater
• Festivals
• Art
• Family Activities
• Library News
• Books that stack up Cool summer reads for all ages
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• BNCC to hold volleyball camps
• Trench Trophy’s golf fundraiser slated for Aug. 6 at Kis-N-Greens
• Photo
• Marshall and Mattrey win Yates Invitational Golf Tournament
• Elite Volleyball to hold camp at BNCC
• OP grad Rachel NeMoyer shares inaugural ESG Legacy scholarship
• Higgins calls for end to water siphoning from Great Lakes
• Political brief
• Higgins’ amendments to protect Great Lakes defeated
• Death Notice
• News
• Woman clobbered in bar
• Meals on Wheels offers peace of mind
• Gay marriage right to be allowed
• Albany’s year sees tax cap, on-time budget, ethics reform
• Dug in and defiant, Boehner truly speaks for the House
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Common sense: Lock your car door
• Collins hires OP graduate for campaign
• Buffalo Bills give grant to Recreation Department
• Photo
• Doctor aids in rescue of baby
• Photo
• Education is topic of conference
• Erie County sees job growth
• Beating the heat on a hot summer day
• Railroad depot: a living legacy
• Cooling down
• Lightning ignites home of former Bills player
• SCORE to present Southtowns Workshop
• UB to offer human services summer training
• Buffalo State to host Google workshop
• Cupcake Orchard set to satiate area sweet tooths
• Public Notice
• Business
• On the campus
• MCCC receives grant for X-ray technology
• Y seeks volunteer coaches for Turkey Trot
• OP resident graduates from PowerSport Institute
• Photo
• OP resident interns with Dow AgroSciences
• Theater
• What's Going On
• Book Club features ‘The Day the Falls Stood Still’
• Performance
• Symphonic
• Live Local in WNY
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• Family Activities
• Library News
• College Support Program helps students with learning differences succeed
• Sports Briefs
• Fifth annual Gamevision hockey clinic set
• Tencza plays overseas for USA inline hockey
• Impact Travel softball to hold tryouts
• SOCCER STARS
• SOUTH ALL-STARS
• Witkowski, Leavell to play in All-Star Classic
• Photo
• Mancabelli brothers nab top-10 times at Junior Olympics
• Coach of the Year
• New York enters ‘Race to the Top’
• Photo
• Alberalla named business adviser at KeyBank
• Virgin Mary statue abandoned in backyard
• ECMC improvements have vast benefits
• Collins’ actions put libraries in crisis
• County libraries deserve better
• Protect against garbage pickers
• Quaker Days kicks off July 27 with popular Caribbean Night
• Bridge or no bridge, Queen City trumps Flower City
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Put away distractions; remember A.J. Larson
• Hoax email claims to be traffic ticket
• Photo
• School lunches see rising prices
• Bike ride showcases region
• Students graduate from BOCES
• Dancer still tapping at 82
• Quaker Days kicks off with pavilion concert
• Farmers market now hosted at Fox Run
• Gov. Cuomo visits Orchard Park, signs law
• Public Notice
• SCORE to host Southtowns workshop
• UB to offer human services summer training
• BNSME schedules Summer Bash Networking
• Chamber commends tax cap
• Business
• Protect children’s identities from thieves
• Live Local in WNY
• Library News
• Theater
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• Special Events
• Literature
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• Art
• Family Activities
• On the campus
• Senior Center features Zumba class
• Students, doctors bring medical assistance to Haiti
• Photo
• Golf tourney to benefit Kevin Guest House
• Cobra Wrestling Academy to hold ‘college prospect camp’
• Former OP schools student Alex Lepkowski participates in Sabres’ development camp
• Photo
• Sports Briefs
• Goltz, Wilson selected to All-American Lacrosse Classic
• OP residents claim medals at Track and Field Championships
• Girls hockey stuns league in inaugural season
• Elderly man unsuccessful in cookie jar purchase
• What's Going On
• Bee Heard
• News
• A plan to keep library strong, accessible
• Education
• School District still busy in summertime
• ‘Local bank’ failed to update its ‘business model’
• Same-sex marriage has huge impact
• Town entities need to work together
• Out of the Past
• Redistricting mess ventures into absurd territory
• St. John Vianney lawn fete, cruise night planned
• Bill combats fraudulent travelers
• Spindle items
• Orchard Glen launches Free Rent Sweepstakes
• Photo
• Classic cars, motorcycles set for cruise to village
• Excelsior Orthopaedics and Hand and Shoulder Center to combine
• Ralph Wilson Stadium to donate old turf to not-for-profit
• Photo
• Family completes journey through library system
• Youth Court: Peers administering justice
• Running the race
• Board says tax cap will hurt village
• UB to offer human services summer training
• Bill may increase costs for small business owners
• SCORE to host Southtowns Workshop
• BNSME schedules Summer Bash Networking
• OP resident named BWI Health Promotions new director of marketing
• Ventura’s CARSTAR Collision to hold donation drive for soldiers
• OP resident joins Council on Litigation Management
• Bryant & Stratton receives tax abatements for expansion
• Construction to begin soon on Eden Center-Evans Road
• Public Notice
• Senior Center features men’s fitness program
• Library News
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• Live Local in WNY
• Symphonic
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• What's Going On
• Bee Weddings Engagements
• ‘Flurries’... with a sunny disposition
• Elite Volleyball to hold camp at BNCC
• Buffalo Bills’ Demetrius Bell to host football camp
• Black Watch Soccer tryouts set
• Photo
• Lindquist becomes three-sport star at OP
• Burchfield hosts nature exhibit, events
• Hole in wall, odor of bleach greet credit union workers
• YMCA’s Book Club expands to Orchard Park, West Seneca
• Photo
• Hog Preview Classic winners announced
• Democrats endorse Whyte for county clerk
• Driveways need to stay clear
• Public-private partnerships great option for growth in WNY
• Send me a text if I’m not acting my age
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Library proposal a good one, with a caveat
• Motorcyclist faces multiple charges, including speeds of 130 mph
• Town begins tax cap talk
• Town considers creating Incident Management Team
• Photos
• Foundation, credit union recognize Wilson
• Annual Fourth of July parade a success, winners announced
• Orchard Park in bloom: Garden walks feature flowers
• Glorious Fourth
• Library could separate from county
• Public Notice
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• OP physicians join HEALTHeLINK
• Chamber of Commerce gives Savilles Country Florist a beautification award
• Performance
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• Special Events
• Festivals
• FIREWORKS
• Afternoon at the Movies features ‘The Way Back’
• Business
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• Literature
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• Live Local in WNY
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• COMEDY
• What's Going On
• Mistretta-Jarosz
• Staying Healthy
• Sports briefs
• Golf tournament benefits Kevin Guest House
• Yelich claims WNY Lacrosse Man of Year award
• Orchard Park Graduation Ceremonies
• Lou Gehrig Lasers claim tourney title
• Triathletes compete in fourth annual QuakerMan
• Manley runs to sectional championships
• Death Notice
• Photo
• Photo
• Orchard Park High School
• Business
• On the campus
• Vitamins go missing at Rite Aid
• Providing easy access to services, cross-border destinations
• Reinstate second town meeting
• Civil rights, human rights find acceptance in Albany
• Out of the Past
• BPO Concert at Chestnut Ridge features patriotic music
• Town Board tables rezoning request
• Messy brush pickup concerns residents
• Photo
• Spindle items
• Elected officials should aim for accessibility
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing cash payments
• Conservative Committee endorses candidates
• Naval fleet headed to Buffalo in 2012
• Municipal Center features senior art exhibit
• Caribbean Night, Summer in the Park preparations well under way
• Village crosswalks
• Class of 2011
• Public Notice
• Events
• Meals on Wheels receives grant from charitable fund
• Naughty Nits takes guesswork out of lice infestation
• OP graduate accepts membership in honor society
• Photo
• Symphonic
• Walking Tours
• Theater
• Garden Tours
• Live Local in WNY
• Concerts
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• Speakers
• Special Events
• Art
• Auditions
• Family Activities
• OP Senior Center offers pocket pool
• A WISH come true
• What's Going On
• Library News
• Sports briefs
• Team New Era wins WNY State Championship
• Miller Tennis Center brings first women’s pro tourney to area
• Danieu named USILA Scholar All-American
• Orchard Park athletes honored with spring awards
• Burt recognized by Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame
• Death Notices
• James P. Greer, planner for Lima-Allen County Regional Planning Commission
• Woman allegedly steals hay elevator from Yates Barn
• Mentor a Job Corps Student Day a success
• On the campus
• Bicycle route guide now available through legislator
• Ethics reforms good for Albany, public
• Time is of the essence for Catholic elementary schools
• Spindle items
• Out of the Past
• Tips for keeping kids safe during the summer
• Rotary Club supports one of its own in Amputee Golf Classic
• Photo
• St. John’s bids one pastor goodbye, welcomes another
• Event offers information on emergencies
• Silver Alert System goes into effect
• Longtime county Democratic chair changing roles
• Documentary captures local scenes, story of outcasts
• Struggle lingers for trees at Chestnut Ridge
• UB to offer human services summer training
• SCORE schedules all-day business workshops
• SCORE to host Southtowns Workshop
• Busines brief
• Chamber’s annual golf outing was a success
• New OP physical therapy clinic opens
• Canisius posts honor roll
• Photo
• Announcements
• Symphonic
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• Live Local in WNY
• Theater
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• Family Activities
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• Photo
• OP Senior Center offers yoga classes
• What's Going On
• Library News
• Couple celebrate 50 years
• OP resident wins statewide award
• Charity fashion show to benefit Make-A-Wish
• Sports briefs
• Lineman Camp slated for late July
• BNCC to hold volleyball camps
• Mike MacDonald to host boys summer hoops camp at Medaille
• Photo
• Romano wins eight medals at ABC Meet
• Manley closes memorable career at State Championship
• OP student wins National Merit Scholarship
• Meeting brief
• OP graduate to return home after four months in ECMC
• Honor society picks OP students
• Group opposes Democrats Redistricting plan
• Nanny tries to take twins to library, ends up in Cleveland
• On the campus
• In the military
• Student competes inChemistry Olympiad
• OP resident graduates with highest honors
• A redistricting plan for everyone
• News brief
• Corrections
• Passport costs to be reduced
• Enter a float in the Independence Day Parade
• Too many cooks spoiling orderly reapportionment process
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Attend a board meeting; you might learn something
• Residents receive honorary degrees
• OP man presented with award for service as secretary
• Rotary plans Carl Lambein Golf Open
• Village appoints Zoning Board of Appeals member
• Photo
• Board votes to seek lead agency status on medical center
• OP students participate in fashion show at ECC
• Student travels to Morocco for summer
• Climbing high
• Free Fishing Days open to anglers of all ages
• Fundraising saves football for freshmen
• Southtowns Family Justice Center: ‘It surpassed our expectations’
• Workshop to help people starting a business
• SCORE to host marketing, sales workshop
• BNHRA seminar to focus on relevance at work
• Business mixer
• OP urgent care center joins HEALTHeLINK
• WNY Dental Group welcomes new dentist
• Library News
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• Concerts
• Live Local in WNY
• Theater
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• Literature
• Symphonic
• Auditions
• OP Senior Center offers mind aerobics
• Auditions being held for ‘My Fair Lady’
• TOP of the CLASS
• Art
• Family Activities
• What's Going On
• Clarence conquers Quakers once again
• Manley wins 800 at Sectional Championship
• Rassow earns All-American honors
• Quakers can’t close against Niagara-Wheatfield
• Clarence ends Orchard Park’s title run
• Women try to return clothing at shoe store; employee says ‘No’
• In the military
• Reunion
• Cole named OP Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year
• OP student wins scholarship
• Five core values guide decision making
• Residents’ continued support for schools deserves thanks
• Budget voting discriminates
• Many are unaware of school tax impact
• President’s stance on Patriot Act looks like a move to the right
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Information easily accessible on town’s new website
• Essay contest to celebrate journal milestone
• OP Community Church hosts family fair
• Resident honored for work in law enforcement
• Get your float ready: Annual parade to kick off soon
• Employee Safety Committee moves forward
• Benson Murray receives award for work on Family Justice Center
• Grant workshops planned for local firefighters
• Discussions to be held on farming in Erie County
• County now offers guided walks
• Photo
• OP boy heads to Congress to tell his story
• Students witness mock car crash
• Dancing the night away
• SCORE sets all-day business workshop
• SCORE to host marketing and sales workshop
• Travel Pros plan June meeting at Ilio DiPaolo’s
• Business
• OP student honored with business scholarship
• Colton RV opens new location in Orchard Park
• Live Local in WNY
• Public Notice
• OP Senior Center offers bridge classes
• Performance
• Symphonic
• Comedy
• Auditions
• Literature
• Festivals
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• What's Going On
• OP Middle School student picked as pageant finalist
• McCann-Ehlers
• Sanchez-Candela
• Library News
• MOVING ON
• Area girls lax players compete in National Tourney
• Girls lacrosse season ends
• Lady Quakers stun top-seeded Blue Devils
• Quakers to face Red Devils again in Class A final
• Amedco honors OP high school students
• Bee Heard
• On the campus
• Students create fundraising organization
• Store camera catches theft of sneakers
• Correction
• Photo
• Budget process a year-round effort; spending needs reviewing
• Do the math before consolidating school districts
• Out of the Past
• Mary Travers Murphy speaks at Presbyterian Church
• Composting site open house a success
• Spindle items
• County clerk position doesn’t need career politician
• Art Rocks the Park winners announced
• ‘Shuster Amendment’ may be dropped from FAA bill
• OP resident honored by Law Enforcement Foundation
• Photo
• Grant funding secured to support Scenic Byway
• Driver education
• Higgins schedules outeach
• From wealth manager to fully vowed monk
• Town launches new website
• Potentials pop up for clerk position
• Residents voice concerns over proposed senior apartments
• Day to remember
• Public Notice
• Gas prices spur review by attorney general
• Chamberschedules BusinessAfterHoursmixer
• SCORE to host marketing, sales workshop
• BNTP to hold June meeting at Ilio DiPaolo’s
• HOME to conduct free training for landlords
• KeyBank employees give back
• Fidelis Care welcomes O’Connor Medical Group
• Perison offers technology at dentist office
• Photo
• What's Going On
• OP Senior Center offers mens fitness program
• Elder Law Day returns to Erie County June 16
• Fox Run honors employees
• Spring Dairy Preview winners named
• Photo
• Film/Video
• Concerts
• Festivals
• Performance
• B is for Books now offering summer reading camps
• Comedy
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• Literature
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• Special Events
• Art
• Holiday
• On the campus
• Library begins renovations: ‘Please pardon the dust’
• Library News
• A positive place for kids
• SCOREBOARD
• OP’s Backus brings home state championship
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• Quakers cruise past Clarence, claim top seed
• Orchard Park teams begin postseason
• Orchard Park impresses at Track Classic, prepares for ECICs
• A fallen soldier’s family finds strength
• Death Notice
• American flag burns on Ellicott Road
• Destructive insect found in neighboring county
• Cultural organizations come out as winners
• QuakerMan Triathlon scheduled
• Brittany’s Law will make our communities safer
• Why do we bother to vote on school budgets?
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Tips that will save you money at the gas pump
• Recreation department hires record number of summer staff
• Afghanistan platoon dedicates flag to Girl Scout troop
• Hot-spot fishing maps available at Mills office
• Police conducting frequent seatbelt checks
• ‘Why we are the way we are’
• Resident thanks mayor for checking on neighbors
• Memorial Day includes parade, wall dedication
• Perusing the palettes
• Tree crushes, kills Buffalo man
• Public Notice
• SCORE to host all-day seminar on starting business
• Travel pros plan June meeting at Ilio DiPaolo’s
• Marketing execs to hear speaker at Salvatore’s
• Business brief
• Colton RV celebrates grand opening in OP
• Chamber to hold 20th annual Golf Outing
• Southtowns Wine and Liquor expands
• News brief
• OP Senior Center offers University Express class ‘Can Albany be Fixed?’
• What's Going On
• Symphonic
• Live Local in WNY
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• SAFE Riding
• Speakers
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• Art
• Special Events
• Library picks four poster contest winners
• Library News
• Quakers waiting on the rain at ECIC’s
• Sports briefs
• Leary oversees his first Section VI championship
• Orchard Park rallies for late-season run
• Man pretends pharmacy prescription is shopping receipt
• Social media can help your business; find out how
• Adjusting delivery needs to be done
• ‘Remember Ellsworth’ as Civil War anniversaries unfold
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Committee’s sleight of hand costs residents
• Photo
• Two arrested in connection with scam, stolen gas
• County passes reapportionment plan
• South Davis student wins writing contest
• Fracking forum postponed indefinitely
• Art Rocks the Park features painter palettes
• Annual Fourth of July Parade set for 2011
• School budget passes; officials relieved
• Walking for a cure
• Voters pass school budget, Wittmann elected to Board of Education
• Public Notice
• SCORE to host all-day business seminar
• Trocaire College to offer RN refresher course
• BNSME schedules meeting at Salvatore’s
• ECC chosen to compete for $1 million Aspen Prize
• ElderWood to operate under new ownership
• Urban Valet offers new cleaning service
• Nominations sought for Beautification Award
• Community Bank holds grand opening ribbon-cutting
• OP Women’s Club installs officers
• Photo
• OP Senior Center offers University Express class ‘Hamlet: Thoroughly Modern Man’
• Klanac-Campanile
• Performance
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• Literature
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• Live Local in WNY
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• Orchard Park Library News
• What's Going On
• Faithful Sweets
• Family Activities
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• Comedy
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• High School Sports Calendar
• Sports briefs
• Rodriguez places fifth at U.S. Open Wrestling Tournament
• Orchard Park fighting through adversity
• Quakers in dogfight for first place
• Orchard Park’s win streak comes to an end
• Death Notices
• Doris Harbach Patten, technical illustrator
• Woman’s fence posts, chain link fence stolen
• OP resident to speak at UB graduation
• Beware of roof repairing scams
• Spring guided walks return to Erie County parks
• MEET THE CANDIDATES
• Middle School students create pillowcases for women’s shelter
• Prescription discount cards continue to provide savings
• Veterans outreach event to be held May 14
• Headline praised
• Board thanks fire companies
• Spring busy season for school district
• Many liquor stores here would close if grocery stores start selling wine
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• First responders, residents come together to save a life
• Erie County Fair offering summer internships
• Photo
• Poloncarz: ‘Collins has failed’
• Parking lease program ends in northwest quadrant
• OP student earns rank of Eagle
• Windom Elementary kindergarten students honor mothers
• OP man, police officer share tears after near-death experience
• Art show features watercolor artist Jessie Walburg
• Play ball!
• Residents vote Tuesday on school budget
• Public Notice
• All-day seminar set on managing a business
• Trocaire College to offer R.N. refresher course
• SCORE to host government networking event
• NYSERDA to fund clean-energy companies
• Better Business Bureau warns of Wi-Fi connections
• Children’s Place opens in Quaker Crossing Plaza
• Symphonic
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• Special Events
• Couple celebrate 60 years
• Bailey-Youngman
• OP Senior Center book group to discuss ‘Hotel On The Corner of Bitter and Sweet’
• Jamcrackers concert to benefit Kenyan school
• Remembering mom
• High School Sports Calendar
• Rainouts not a problem for Lady Quakers
• Refocused Quakers looking to begin stretch run
• Southtowns YMCA to offer pre-diabetes program
• Officer may have saved OP man’s life with defibrillator
• WNY leads nation in drug drop-off
• Value of parks improvements well worth dollars spent
• What went through bin Laden’s mind when U.S. pulled the trigger?
• Town should make study results public
• Additional driving regulations needed
• Flowers prepared to adorn village
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Community newspapers still viable in electronic age
• Man arrested in OP could face four-year sentence
• Chestnut Ridge Park Casino to see heating efficiency improvements
• Town prepares new website launch
• District considers energy reduction program
• Amendment may threaten new flight safety rules
• Longtime St. Bernadette principal prepares to leave
• Rain swamps sports fields; games postponed
• School budget hearing yields few comments
• Bin Laden’s death met by surprise, new questions
• Twin silos declared ‘unsafe’
• OP residents longtime Shaklee sellers
• Public Notice
• Trocaire College to offer R.N. refresher course
• SCORE to host government networking
• BNTP announces May meeting at Fontana’s
• Southtowns Radiology joins HEALTHeLINK
• OP Senior Center invites seniors to join University Express
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• What's Going On
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• ‘SINNERMAN’
• Family Activities
• Sports briefs
• High School Sports Calendar
• Photo
• Signings
• Quakers waiting out the rain
• Teens egg Taylor Road home, agree to cleanup
• Death Notice
• Rural Transit Service recognizes volunteers
• State needs property tax cap legislation passed now
• I can’t believe I am writing a column about Social Security
• Omission
• District should lease buses
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Now it’s your time to battle prescription drug abuse
• Photo
• E-filing up in New York State
• Hundreds ticketed for cellphone use
• OP man drives off road in Town of Colden
• Presbyterian Church collects for Earth Day
• Spring Planting
• Village adopts spending plan
• Taking it to the streets
• Frugal gardening taught at library
• Me first!
• Churches prepare for National Day of Prayer
• Arbor Day tree dedication goes to former town supervisor
• ABWA to hold women to women business event
• Public Notice
• HOME to celebrate 48th anniversary
• BNSME to host networking event at Millennium Hotel
• NY receives additional $5.1M in HEAP funds
• Better Business Bureau warns of data breach
• Walking Tours
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• COMEDY
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• HOLIDAY
• What's Going On
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• OP Senior Center invites seniors to join Club 99
• Help fight AIDS by dining at...
• ‘Get hungry for that night’ as Dining Out For Life retur ns to Buf falo
• Winter athletes recognized
• Community Salutes
• Unknowns step into big roles for Orchard Park
• Lady Quakers look to follow up memorable season
• OP man’s motorcycle stolen
• Chamber has many events planned in next few months
• Correction
• ProActive Sports offers ASTYM treatments
• Cutting Saturday mail service is not the answer
• Meeting brief
• District makes calendar changes
• Carol Williams, American Airlines information specialist
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Add your name to end an epidemic
• Photo
• Tripathi named new UB president
• Anti-texting advocates push for stronger legislation
• Garden club members awarded
• School Board restores teachers, athletics, ArtSplash
• OP graduate exhibits paintings in Buffalo
• Village plans to update ‘weak’ roads, water system
• Making crafts
• Four vie for three seats in School Board race
• Lightning sparks Carriage Drive fire
• GEICO VP to speak at BNSME event
• Canisius College hosts Partnership Fair
• Computer clinic for clinicians offered at Trocaire
• Donations made to Hillcrest Fire Co.
• New Subway restaurant opens in Quaker Crossing Plaza
• Performance
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• Symphonic
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• Public Notice
• OP Senior Center invites seniors to join Club 99
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• CSI: Critter Sign Investigation
• Societal norms and underage sobriety
• Hilbert to hold summer basketball camps
• OP residents help Buffalo sweep Rochester at Bowman Cup
• New era begins for Lady Quakers
• Orchard Park returns veteran group in 2011
• The state of Erie County is strong
• Death Notice
• Flier describes railway car with Jim Crow laws
• ‘We value our children, their education and our community’
• Replace Town Board members
• The night the second platoon didn’t sleep
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Exercise caution while driving and ‘move over’
• Republican Committee endorses candidates for fall election
• Bee Newspapers wins nine state awards
• Officials lay first bricks at Post 567 memorial wall
• Photo
• Scholarships available through Taste of Buffalo
• Cost of teachers’ pensions on rise
• Photo
• Litwin Clinton, Rood take oath; village plans to raise tax rate
• From Burma to Buffalo: OP students welcome refugee family to new home
• School Board restores cheerleading, hockey; adopts 2011-12 budget
• Public Notice
• APW event announced by IAAP Buffalo
• Computer clinic for clinicians offered at Trocaire
• Passport Agency to host Passport Day 2011
• Benson Murray elected vice president of the Philanthropic Education Organization
• OP resident inducted into American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
• Arthur’s Home Furnishings returns to 2011Decorators’ Show House
• Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center appoints OP resident
• New York State offers tips for smooth tax filing
• Workshops/Classes
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• What's Going On
• Orchard Park Library News
• Sugar Shack tours available through April 15
• Symphonic
• Photo
• OP Senior Center invites seniors to join Club 99
• A longstanding TRADITION
• Sports briefs
• Applications for ESG Legacy Fund Scholarship due May 13
• Lady Quakers look to take next step
• Orchard Park Boys Lacrosse
• Ernst leads TWST swimmers
• State playoffs the goal again for Orchard Park
• Memorial wall progressing
• $100 bill turned over to Secret Service
• BOCES accepts career camp registration
• Bee Heard
• State of the county is strong; reform initiatives applied
• State budget adopted on time, but at what cost?
• Girls ice hockey made the cut
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Safety should be first priority in airline regulation
• Flight 3407 Families criticizes amendment to FAA bill
• Hundreds pay respects to fallen trooper
• Collins seeks second term
• YMCA CEO excited to build new facility
• Village might end parking lease program in northwest quadrant
• Pavilion summer concert schedule announced
• Children’s author dazzles district pupils
• School news
• Better Business Bureau offering scholarships
• Public Notice
• Cradle Beach looking for brainiest business
• Canisius College hosts Partnership Fair
• Job fair to be held at Lancaster High School
• OP resident serves as judge in mock trial tournament
• Better Business Bureau revisits top scams of 2010
• Speakers
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• Symphonic
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• What's Going On
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• OP Senior Center invites seniors to join Club 99
• A Wealth of Knowledge
• Buffalo Bisons 14U girls have banner weekend
• Orchard Park Youth Basketball crowns champions
• Sports briefs
• Regals 16U qualifies for nationals
• Town Wreckers compete in Niagara LSC Gold Championships
• 2011 Boys All-Bee Team
• 2011 Girls All-Bee Team
• All-Bee Team named; process explained
• Photo
• Swiatek helps Lionesses record blowout win
• Death Notice
• Town forms Employee Safety Committee
• Collins outlines projects, fiscal challenges, in address
• Dog lunges at woman’s arm
• Chamber gives beautification award
• Senate passes legislation respecting veterans, families
• Correction
• As baseball season begins, take inventory of the memories
• Wal-Mart land should be rezoned
• Out of the Past
• Waterfront expansions, eateries will make for an exciting summer
• Spindle items
• Hydrofracking: Town should do more than educate
• Ackerman’s ties to National Fuel questioned
• Census numbers press start button for downsizing
• Library prepares for improvements, new checkout
• Meeting brief
• In wake of trooper’s death, police urge drivers to ‘move over’
• Catching some sky
• Tensions rise in wake of proposed school district cuts
• Town to hold panel discussion on hydrofracking
• OP one of few growing communities in WNY
• APW event announced by IAAP Buffalo
• IAAP hosts April meeting at Ilio DiPaolo’s
• BNSME to hold leadership event at Millennium Hotel
• Get kids on right track to financial success
• Photo
• Public Notice
• Tops assists customers with nutritional scoring system
• New salon opens on Abbott Road
• Performance
• Concerts
• What's Going On
• OP Senior Center hosts tap dancing classes
• Library News
• Dance
• Announcements
• Symphonic
• Speakers
• Film/Video
• Literature
• Live Local in WNY
• Art
• Special Events
• Family Activities
• Theater
• Honor roll
• WINNING AWARDS
• Our Lady of the Sacred Heart names students of the month
• Ninth annual ‘Fur Ball’ to take place March 27 at Knights of Columbus
• NEWLY ELECTED
• Saying Goodbye
• THE CHAMPS ARE HERE
• Gymnastics Unlimited boys’ team competes at State Championship
• Orchard Park Town Wreckers win Niagara Swim League Championship
• Inaugural varsity girls hockey season deemed success
• Swiatek to play for Lioness in 13th annual doubleheader
• Death Notice
• Man reports someone used chain saw to cut pine tree
• Town looking at Police Department, dispatch services
• Meeting brief
• OP resident chosen for Am-Pol Eagle Citizen of Year
• Stop regulators from thumbing their noses at small business
• If the Bills should leave Buffalo, the Sabres will fill the void
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Town should continue exploring all police options
• Orchard Park resident pleads guilty to stealing
• Supervisor participates in Meals on Wheels Mayors for Meals event
• Minority Caucus opposes dog licensing fee, forwards resolution to governor
• Photo
• Fuel cell project offers funding for clean energy
• Annunciation School makes technology advancements
• Career fair at Daemen College, scheduled for March 31
• All-girls event focuses on mind, body, soul
• County recognized for financial reporting by government association
• Residents take photographic tour of BR&P Railway
• NASCAR driver visits ECC
• School District proposes consolidation of three facilities
• Hispanic Women’s League to offer incentive awards
• UB workshop to discuss social media
• ‘MoneySKILL Mania’ contest to be held at UB
• New Walden-Galleria retailers generate buzz
• Wound healing center opens in Orchard Park
• Orchard Park resident gives presentation on Medicaid
• BrickKicker Home Inspection saves homeowners hassle
• BREAK A LEG
• Public Notice
• Meeting brief
• OP resident named Niagara University Volunteer of the Year
• OP Senior Center hosts tap dancing classes
• Annunciation to form new softball team through grant
• BEAUTIFUL SOUNDS
• Allstate provides tips for protecting home during flood season
• DEC accepting registration for annual ‘Becoming an Outdoors Woman’ event
• Student wins art contest; artwork published in anthology
• Learning Center provides test-taking help
• Dance
• Symphonic
• Comedy
• Art
• Live Local in WNY
• Holiday
• Concerts
• Special Events
• Film/Video
• Performance
• Announcements
• Literature
• Family Activities
• Theater
• Orchard Park resident joins corporate law firm
• Library News
• The reel and the blackbeard
• Sports briefs
• OP Gymsters fare well at Niagara Cup
• Manley, Porter close out indoor season at Nationals
• ECC wins program’s first national title
• Meeting brief
• Martin remembered for wit as well as scoring punch
• Man strikes milk jug with cane
• On the campus
• Society presents social media webinar
• ECC students may now transfer to Syracuse University
• District to host public forum on potential bus garage
• Orchard Park Central School District now enrolling for kindergarten
• DOES IT WORK?
• Celebrating the accomplishments of women
• China trip is offered to Chamber members at low cost
• Corrections
• Erie Community College on target with expansion plans
• Author/illustrator Steven Kellogg to speak at Windom Elementary
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Paper balloons to benefit hospital
• It’s time we do our part to bring state back from debt
• Police find drug paraphernalia in car on Abbott Road
• TOP OF THE EVENING TO YA
• Sidewalk plow breaks: Too much snow this year?
• ECC to construct new building on North Campus
• Southtowns Y offers preschool-age fun
• HEAP outreach scheduled for March 22
• OP resident credits community for success
• Mayor returns ‘disappointed’ from Albany conference
• Would you like fries with that?
• Students, schools go ‘Face 2 Face’ with addiction
• Suzanne E. Printy, dies devoted to Historical Society, church
• Incumbent ousted; Kane wins justice post by more than 100 votes
• Martin, former member of the Buffalo Sabres, dies in auto accident
• BNSME to host lunch seminar for business owners
• Lowe’s stores join MDA for Shamrocks against Dystrophy campaign
• Tops recalls peanut butter spread
• Chamber mixer scheduled at Amigone
• Maria Love Fund accepting applications
• ‘MoneySKILL Mania’ contest to be held at UB
• SCARY CREATURES
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
• Urban Valet president featured in trade publication
• Five from Troop 483 achieve rank of Eagle
• Workshops
• Comedy
• Dance
• Film/Video
• Symphonic
• Performance
• Announcements
• Concerts
• Live Local in WNY
• Literature
• Special Events
• Art
• Family Activities
• Theater
• Library News
• Latona-Dunlop
• Glazer-Johnson
• What's Going On
• OP Senior Center hosts University Express classes
• Orchard Park High School Presents ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
• Sports briefs
• Open tryouts for Buffalo Junior Sabres slated
• Bowman Showcase slated for April 7
• Quakers close season at States
• Quakers look toward next season
• Orchard Park-Frontier wins Sectional title
• Death Notice
• Teen kicks EMS man in face
• MEET THE CANDIDATES
• Meeting brief
• Windom Elementary to participate in McTeacher Night
• Fish fry roundup
• On the campus
• School Board petitions now available
• Making progress rebuilding local economy
• Village residents need to remove snow safely
• Wal-Mart may lessen tax burden
• District will train all staff on bullying prevention
• Attacks on powerful unions pitting Americans against each other
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Superintendents should take Cuomo’s pay cut
• Hassan receives 25 years for murder
• Conservative Committee seeks candidates
• PERFECT SHOT
• Boy Scouts fundraiser to take place March 24
• Senate approves UB 2020 bill, moves to Assembly
• Bee winners
• Altar Server of Year named
• Golf outing chairman chosen
• Orchard Park Students of Month recognized by Erie 2 BOCES
• Workshop scheduled for school leaders
• BEAUTIFUL SOUNDS
• Public Notice
• Faulty fireplace ignites Murphy Road home
• Jolls House offers peek into town’s past
• Cuomo proposes superintendent salary cap
• Bray, Kane vie for village justice seat
• Rocking out
• NYSERDA offers money-saving tips, advice
• Public Notice
• SOMAA to hold breakfast seminar at UB North
• Toastmasters to host Tall Tales speech contest
• BNSME to host Marketing Awards Gala
• Orchard Park resident recognized for financial performance
• Catholic Health welcomes new physicians to Chestnut Ridge Family Practice
• Dance
• Performance
• Literature
• Announcements
• Live Local in WNY
• Theater
• Film/Video
• Family Activities
• Symphonic
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• Special Events
• Art
• OP Senior Center hosts tap dancing classes
• What’s Going On
• Library News
• Use your ImagiNation
• Regals head to states as top seed
• Sports briefs
• Knauth signs letter of intent to Hartford
• Tough season comes to an end for Quakers
• Orchard Park-Frontier stuns Federation with upset win
• Plumber gets angry, makes ‘threatening’ remarks
• Water Authority warns against impersonators
• Public Works Association honors Mills for projects
• Dance choreographer pilots Disney musical
• Meeting brief
• Cornell Club sponsors essay contest
• Garden Club offering $1,000 scholarship
• Camp registration now open
• Redrawing of legislative districts must be fair process
• Traffic already congested; why put in a Wal-Mart?
• Once upon a time, the U.S. had a manned space program
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Town should regulate hydrofracking
• Home-schoolers host Hawaiian Luau
• Rural Transit Services purchases new vans, needs volunteers
• Local Union accepting applications
• CELEBRATION
• OP man gets 25 years in murder case
• School district officials present budget scenarios
• Come celebrate; have some cake on us!
• Marketplace maintains original mantra: ‘Shop local’
• Wild hair
• Dog owners see hiked licensing fees
• Possibility of hydrofracking concerns some OP residents
• NYS Commercial Association of Realtors elects new officials
• Jewelry business relocates to Orchard Park
• Irene Guldan, bookkeeper
• Amherst man calls Orchard Park woman 72 times
• Epilepsy Association of Western New York announces 2011 Board of Directors
• Tops collects $147K for Food Bank
• NAWBO to present Mega Mixer 2011
• UB students to provide free tax preparation
• Community Foundation offers scholarships
• Universal Audiology welcomes new doctor
• Library News
• Auditions
• Dance
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• Film/Video
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• Live Local in WNY
• Symphonic
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• Family Activities
• Art
• Special Events
• What's Going On
• WHO WANTS FOOD?
• OP Senior Center hosts University Express classes
• ‘Four score and seven years ago’
• Pinnacle Sports Academy teams compete in Spring Shoot-out
• OP boys, girls beat Lumberjacks
• Mecca claims titles at Sectionals
• Quaker boys, girls roll into Sectionals
• Duszynski, 200 medley relay first at Sectionals
• Shutout ends Quaker hockey season
• Annunciation School plans carnival, second open house
• In the military
• Out of the Past
• Agency seeking donated cars to benefit charities
• Town surplus should be saved for rainy day
• Details lacking in proposed executive budget
• Correction
• How street signs are printed is not a federal decision
• Orchard Park resident featured in Aurora Players production
• Spindle items
• Behind every newspaper are many, many people
• Bee recognized for ‘Dining’ support
• ARTISTIC CREATIONS
• Pothole problem? Call the DOT
• Annual Community Marketplace March 5 at high school
• Governor calls for independent redistricting
• Cell phone law now carries two-point penalty
• HEAP meeting to take place March 7
• Residents tour Orchard Park through architect’s eyes
• School district tweets, but doesn’t yet post
• Freeman’s Pond future site of cherry blossoms
• Uphill climb
• Toastmasters to host Tall Tales speech contest
• Community Foundation offers scholarships
• National Air Cargo subsidiary expands global reach
• Community Marketplace to feature job fair
• South Towns Surgical Associates offers latest techniques, procedures
• Smashed jukebox yields no suspects, yet
• Maria Love Fund accepting applications
• — LEGAL NOTICE —
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• What's Going On
• Photo
• Announcements
• Theater
• Symphonic
• Live Local in WNY
• Comedy
• Concerts
• Family Activities
• Art
• Special Events
• On the campus
• Dance
• Auditions
• OP Senior Center hosts yoga class
• ‘No Wimps, No Whiners’
• Sports briefs
• West Seneca West football program hosts Jim McNally’s WNY Coaches Clinic
• Shooters miss free vehicle
• STAR swimmers make major breakthroughs
• Sixt inducted into Penn State hockey Hall of Fame
• BREAKAWAY
• Sports briefs
• Bray, Duszynski finish first at Class A meet
• Boys on losing skid; Swiatek breaks record
• Rodriguez takes third at Sectionals
• Higgins favors Obama’s budget proposal
• County offers seedlings
• Photo
• School brief
• St. Joe’s announces scholarship winners
• Canisius High School posts honor roll
• Orchard Park man elected officer of ECMC Lifeline Board
• Bee Heard
• Lorraine M. Barry, homemaker, World War II veteran
• Richard E. Murphy, retired Buffalo Police Officer
• Everyone agrees on need to lower Medicaid costs
• In the military
• Community Marketplace will feature job fair, resumé help
• Town, village collaborate on common newsletter
• Out of the Past
• Betrayal by public officials leaves a legacy of shame
• Spindle items
• Morals, ethics needed in government
• Shooters miss free vehicle
• BALANCING ACT
• Discount cards equal big savings for county residents
• Orchard Park graduate writes children’s book
• Snowmobiler hits tree, treated for injuries
• STOP DWI patrol charges Abbott Road driver
• Girl gives birthday presents to homeless child
• ‘Please be considerate with your snow’
• Seventy-year employee loved school district
• What did you get?
• Aasiya lives through Family Justice Center
• WNYPA to hold February member meeting
• New Yorkers encouraged to file taxes online
• Resident joins financial firm
• Chamber of Commerce welcomes Disney Institute
• UB students to provide free tax preparation
• FPAWNY sets chapter lunch program
• Weixlmann to serve as vice president of KeyBank’s OP branch
• Florists cash in on weekday Valentine’s Day
• OP Senior Center hosts line dancing every Wednesday
• Public Notices
• Dance
• Concerts
• Symphonic
• Live Local in WNY
• Family Activities
• Performance
• Workshops
• Festivals
• Announcements
• Special Events
• Theater
• What's Going On
• Women’s Club sets deadline for 2011 scholarship program
• 13th annual Hunter’s Day of Hope for Children to happen Feb. 12
• Library News
• Wilson-Smith
• Hearts of Hope for Karma
• Mecca rewrites ECIC record book
• Quakers look to kick losing skid
• Orchard Park tames Lions
• Quakers place third at ECIC’s; eye sectional meet
• Higgins lauds border approach
• Applications available for Preserve New York grant program
• WINTRY WEATHER
• Clean crooks steal $100 worth of bath items
• EYES ON THE PRIZE
• Sacred Heart posts honor roll
• DECA CONTEST
• Making the most of winter in Erie County
• Meetings slated for Village, Town boards
• Orchard Park School District addressing facilities needs
• YMCA seeks community support during Strong Kids Campaign
• Cuomo’s road trip inspiring, yet lacks concrete solutions
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Ancient festival spawned Valentine’s Day
• School board unveils draft budget, faces $6 million gap
• Governor addresses budget, restoring economy in area visit
• Legislator seeks interns
• Event to pay tribute to lives lost on Flight 3407
• Two vie for justice seat; incumbents seeking re-election
• Islam faith talk at church turns volatile
• Conservation easement reinstated
• Guilty
• Resident still waiting for car bought on eBay
• ABWA offers 2011 scholarship for college students
• UB students to provide free tax preparation
• NAWBO to present communications speaker
• Urban Valet customers donate eyeglasses
• East ESL grad opens sushi bar, hibachi grill near ‘five corners’
• Public Notices
• Film/Video
• Announcements
• Concerts
• Live Local in WNY
• Art
• Performance
• Special Events
• Auditions
• Symphonic
• Family Activities
• Theater
• What's Going On
• OP Senior Center plans activities for winter
• A celebration of family, tradition
• Sports briefs
• KEEP AWAY
• Orchard Park snaps losing streak
• OP girls can’t solve Spartans
• Gymsters take home banners in Utica
• Medaille to host winter basketball program
• Quakers battling all of the elements
• Allow counties to opt out of non-mandated Medicaid
• Remember War of 1812 for the peace that followed
• Town Board disregards majority
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Supervisor deserves kudos for apology
• Gaughan targets State Senate for downsizing
• Photos
• Empire State Development pick lauded by Gallivan
• Resident marks 20 years educating pre-K youth
• Proposed superstore spurs frustrations
• Conservancy beautifies Chestnut Ridge Park
• At the line
• Apology
• Character Council of WNY seeks new members
• ABWA offers 2011 scholarship for college students
• U.S. attorney to speak at IAAP meeting
• BNTP to host February meeting at Sonoma
• Your business is news
• Wilson Farms to support ‘Check Out Hunger’
• BRAVING THE ELEMENTS
• ZBA, planning meetings slated
• ‘Monopoly Collect and Win’ game now on at all Tops locations
• Benson Murray named partner at Cohen Lombardo PC
• Preparations continuing for annual Community Marketplace
• Public Notices
• Live Local in WNY
• Speakers
• Concerts
• Symphonic
• Theater
• Festivals
• Announcements
• Performance
• Art
• Film/Video
• Family Activities
• Special Events
• What's Going On
• Meeting
• On The Campus
• OP Senior Center winter programs are in full swing
• Super Sunday
• Sports brief
• SHOOTING STARS
• Southtowns District 5 holding player registration
• High School Sports Calendar
• Quakers shut out of ECIC Championships
• Quakers perform at Yale Classic
• Weather keeps OP off the court for two weeks
• Higgins to serve on two House committees
• LAM foundation presents ‘Evening of Hope’
• Meeting
• Passenger injures herself pushing car from ditch
• Annunciation school holding annual open house
• Cuomo, Higgins support president’s message in state of union address
• Job Fair included in Community Marketplace
• Meeting
• Sacred Heart sets open house on Jan. 30
• State Senate passes important fiscal reform legislation
• Reapportionment Committee should fear the gerrymander
• Out of the Past
• WINTER STROLL
• Spindle items
• Superintendent’s choice should be commended
• GOP nominates three for Village of OP positions
• Two arrested in theft from Jim Kelly
• School closings include unusual reasons
• Laughter seminar set at OP Presbyterian
• High school registration times scheduled
• WINTER FUN
• New activities planned for Winterfest
• Town to issue study regarding dispatch services
• Intense game
• Litwin appointed village trustee
• VA enrollment opportunity slated to expire
• Veterans benefits info provided by VA WNY
• ‘Straight Talk’ seminar set at Convention Center
• Grants available for nonprofits that aid women
• First Niagara awards mentoring grants
• Workshop provides parents with strategies for homework hassles
• Denny’s, Special Olympics partnership offers ‘Celebrity Waiter’
• Corporate sponsors being sought for annual Orchard Park Pride dinner
• OP Senior Center winter programs are in full swing
• Public Notices
• Meeting
• Restaurants to bring home brews to Soup-Fest
• Meeting
• Symphonic
• Performance
• Literature
• Concerts
• Speakers
• Live Local in WNY
• Film/Video
• Announcements
• Art
• Tours
• Comedy
• Theater
• Special Events
• Family Activities
• What's Going On
• MEET AND GREET
• Higgins: Additional $196.5M in HEAP funds are now available
• YMCA offers breast cancer awareness program
• Petruniak-Monin
• Sensitivity training held at Quaker’s Landing
• Learning from the best
• Boys beat Lancaster, girls pick up two big wins
• Sports Briefs
• Snow day cancels Orchard Park sports on Tuesday
• SCOREBOARD
• Quakers don’t miss a beat in the water
• Meeting
• Meeting
• Tax returns due April 18
• ‘Richter Fest’ Festival benefits scholarship fund
• Legislative delegation unites to assist UB 2020
• Resident still waiting for ‘Bob’ to return plates
• Fundraiser helps ‘Make-a-Wish’ Foundation
• Obituary
• Energizer seeks inspired, inspiring in online contest
• County getting ready to draw the lines
• Out of the Past
• Nightmares of tax man’s link to health care law
• Meeting
• Ignorance is not bliss in today’s racial relations
• Arraignment scheduled for DWI arrests
• Spindle items
• School district should support town program
• Orchard Park Chorale open to new members
• GAME NIGHT
• ‘Winterfest’ returning to Chestnut Ridge Park Jan. 30
• County Legislature seeks members for reapportionment committee
• OP police still investigating unsolved murder case
• Orchard Park Kiwanis recognizes ‘Terrific Kids’
• Reverend, family will share stories
• District begins search for new athletic director
• Hassan murder trial under way
• Family fun
• Southtowns Family Justice Center to open Feb. 12
• Village ZBA to hold monthly meeting
• Children of Capitol Hill
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• Boys Basketball
• Girls Gymnastics
• Indoor Track
• Boys Hockey
• Orchard Park Little League seeks sponsors
• Second Story Walk now under way
• Schroeder votes ‘neither’ in choice for leader
• County parks’ winter activities guide available
• Prescription drug ring sees seven convictions
• Local musician issued own guitar line
• Phillip E. Mitchell, former OP police officer, construction worker
• Man issued summons seeks charges of trespassing
• Family Activities
• Speakers
• Special Events
• Dance
• Tours
• Film/Video
• Art
• Theater
• Concerts
• Performance
• Comedy
• Symphonic
• Live Local in WNY
• LIGHT READ —
• OP Senior Center winter programs are in full swing
• Couple mark 30th anniversary with dinner gala
• Scholarships available for music majors
• What’s Going On
• Meeting
• District schedules permit meeting
• Public Notices
• Your business is news
• Urban Valet, credit union ask for eyeglass donations
• Advanced Wound Healing Center now available at the MACC
• BNHRA to present background screening seminar
• Canisius College to host panel discussion
• EduKids Childhood Centers honored for excellence
• HOME to conduct free training for landlords
• Southtowns family YMCA branch earns award for fundraising
• Chamber planning 29th annual Community Marketplace
• Community Foundation’s 2011 scholarship application is now available
• Better Business Bureau revisits top scams of 2010
• Town rejects Wal-Mart DEIS again
• Higgins resigns from athletic director post
• Layup
• LITTLE ANGEL —
• Orchard Park woman involved in Lackawanna toll crash
• Mills named County Legislature minority leader
• Marshall, Bray appointed to justice positions
• NIGHT RIDERS —
• Town residents seek village support
• Bee Editorial
• Spindle items
• Out of the Past
• Higgins seeks re-examination of compliance deadlines
• Parents need to learn to ride the technology wave
• State aid is a key issue in the budget process
• Let local governments control Medicaid spending
• Conservation Tree, Shrub Seedlings Available
• School board asked to back conservation easement program
• Meeting
• Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month
• Applications for fire prevention, safety grants now accepted
• QUALITY TIME —
• Meeting
• Classes offered at Orchard Park Public Library
• YMCA offers breast cancer awareness program
• Public Notices
• Waste Management: Creativity can save energy, improve environment
• Saying ‘thanks’ for saving a life
• Town’s planning office expects Walgreens project to proceed
• OP Senior Center ready for winter programs
• County residents will have plenty of winter options at parks
• Village Clay holding Ladies Night
• Performance
• Curbell Plastics honored with environmental award
• Rite Aid encourages weight loss with inspiration from NBC show
• LaMancuso earns middle market certification
• Events
• Your business is news
• Family Activities
• Art
• Overcoming dyslexia
• Concerts
• Auditions
• Symphonic
• Theater
• Live Local in WNY
• Tours
• Speakers
• Literature
• Holiday
• Film/Video
• Special Events
• Ladies night scheduled at Village Clay
• High School Sports Calendar
• SCBA registration slated
• Bowling
• JUST OUT OF REACH
• Indoor Track
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• Girls Hockey
• Pond hockey
• Film series will continue at OP Presbyterian
• Public Library offers programs for toddlers, youth
• Colarusso happy with performance after first year as supervisor
• Despite constant wintry conditions, salt supply remains in good shape
• Article
• School Board holding meeting Jan. 11
• Bee Editorial
• Spindle items
• Out of the Past
• Shepherd named Student of the Month
• Meeting
• Newspapers still valuable to majority of Americans
• Winter Activities Guide details all that county’s parks offer
• Curly Drive victim has beer stolen on two occasions
• HEAP outreach sessions are scheduled
• Death Notice
• Meeting
• Meeting
• Obituary
• Denial expected again for Wal-Mart DEIS
• Gallivan takes office
• Village Clay holding Ladies Night
• Donations accepted for bowling tourney
• Boys Hockey
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• CARRY OUT
• Empire State Games top sports news in 2010
• Victim of theft sets unsuccessful trap
• Best of the Blotter
• Death Notice
• HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT
• State troopers kick off initiative to arrest drunk drivers
• The Ridge open New Year’s Eve
• East Otto woman charged with DWI
• Meeting
• Changes in leadership positions prove to be highlights for Orchard Park in 2010
• Orchard Park Library offers computer classes
• Meeting
• National Grid prepares, urges customers to be ready for emergency situations
• New traffic law aims to protect law enforcers
• Ford offering vans to nonprofits
• New rules will help ensure airline carrier disclosure
• New law clears air on rebates
• Orchard Park Chorale will rehearse
• OP Senior Center ready for winter programs
• Family dinner marks 30th anniversary
• ECC offers childhood education program
• Bowling for a cause
• Battle for the puck
• Public Notices
• Redistricting plan could impact Mills’ political future
• County Legislature OKs $3M for libraries
• Town, village impacted by New Year’s
• Auditions
• Dance
• Literature
• Theater
• Special Events
• COMEDY
• HOLIDAY
• Family Activities
• Live Local in WNY
• Art
• Announcement
• Performance
• Concerts
• Out of the Past
• Bee Editorial
• Spindle items
• Turn out the lights; the party’s over
• Congressman reflects on strides made during 2010
• Events
• Your business is news
• Smokers offered assistance in quitting
• Zoning, planning boards will meet
• AWARDED —
• Orchard Park residents assume key roles with Gorman Enterprises
• Bee Heard
• Village Clay holding Ladies Night
• Boys Swimming
• Travel baseball registration set
• Boys Basketball
• Special Events
• Live Local in WNY
• Family Activities
• Dance
• Literature
• Announcements
• Symphonic
• Comedy
• Holiday
• Art
• BE PREPARED
• Sports briefs
• World U11 hockey tournament to be held Dec. 27-30
• Wrestling
• Someone proves not to be in the holiday spirit
• LAST MINUTE SHOPPING
• Tax bill signed into law
• READY FOR SANTA —
• Student’s band will appear at International Blues Festival
• Town says Lake Avenue water tower is county issue
• Orchard Park man found safe in Hamburg
• Town Board schedules organizational meeting Jan. 5
• Holiday impacts town, village
• Correction
• OP Senior Center ready for winter programs
• NYSEG, RG&E get new look; customers to get same service
• Meeting
• Meeting
• Congress approves COMPETES act
• Public Notices
• Town Board offers thoughts on proposed Wal-Mart
• End of an era
• Out of the Past
• County executive race between Hochul, Collins would be grand
• Federal tax agreement could start the job engine
• Bee Editorial
• Spindle items
• Point, insurance reduction at ECC South
• Events
• Wilson Farms raises $28K for Meals on Wheels
• BEAUTIFICATION AWARD —
• Equipment donated to ECC Athletic Department
• Your business is news
• Gilman Ciocia helps customers plan their financial future
• Village Clay holding Ladies Night
• Winter sports previews to conclude
• Boys Basketball
• Sports briefs
• BREAKAWAY
• Bowling
• Thief attempts to conceal item in his pants
• Repp Construction helps build student-run bank
• Duerr Road bridge officially reopens
• 12 Days of Christmas contest on Bee Facebook pages
• Collins, GOP smite Dems’ budget plan
• SOUNDS OF THE SEASON —
• Cor rections
• UPHILL BATTLE
• Federal government releases additional $69 million for HEAP
• ECC awarded grant funding
• Legislators seek answers to storm
• Flight 3407 families, legislators urge DOT to enforce airline safety provisions
• OP Chorale holding annual Christmas concert
• Congress denies passage of Seniors Protection Act
• Meeting
• Historical Society celebrating the holidays
• Winter story time sessions set at OP Library
• Orchard Park Senior Center preparing for winter months classes
• Broadway Market’s holiday fair offers specialty goods
• Fan Fest  Hockey festival caters to visiting, local fans  
• Village water rates will see slight increase
• Christmas wish list
• Public Notices
• Galloway wins seat as fire commissioner
• Fire District, town to discuss dispatch service
• Special Events
• Art
• Performance
• Film/Video
• Concerts
• School Board reschedules meeting
• Bee Editorial
• Spindle items
• Comedy
• Theater
• Live Local in WNY
• Family Activities
• Holiday
• School District’s budget process to get under way
• Out of the Past
• Political unrest needs to vanish from American landscape
• OP Chamber participating in pair of overseas tours
• Majority seeks support for budget amendments
• Culturals not ‘select group of individuals’
• Your business is news
• Federal credit union awards scholarships
• Freedom Consulting to host free workshops
• VA WNY Healthcare seeks volunteers
• Meeting
• AAA offers free, customizable letters from Santa
• Employers offered incentive program to hire unemployed
• BBB warns of deceptive ‘free heater’ adver tising
• Wal-Mart officials submit latest DEIS to the town’s planning office
• Chestnut Ridge hosting Santaland weekends
• Wrestling
• DISTRICT CHAMPIONS ONCE AGAIN —
• Boys Basketball
• Girls Hockey
• Boys Hockey
• Squabble ensues as patrons wait for gas
• George T. Marvin Sr., Buffalo firefighter, Army veteran
• TIS’ THE SEASON —
• Thruway Authority: ‘We apologize’
• Zonta Club installs members
• Winter weather forces alteration of school district schedule
• Orchard Park graduate seeks spot in YouTube orchestra
• ‘Breakfast with Santa’ set for Saturday
• Local Clergy, choirs will perform carols Dec. 12
• Two candidates seek lone OP Fire District seat
• Leak garners state recreation award
• Orchard Park Recreation Department Director
• Meetings
• ‘Santaland’ continues at Chestnut Ridge
• Three winners for guessing jar
• Bill could aid seniors
• Five candidates to interview for town justice position
• Breakfast with Santa’ slated at middle school
• Bedtime Stories
• Couple choose Ireland as honeymoon destination
• Guests ride ski lift to ceremony
• Senior Center offers classes for the holidays
• Cars4Charities offers last-minute gifts that help others, too
• Public Notices
• OP Symphony holiday concert Friday night
• Orchard Park fares well following snowstorm
• Holiday
• Theater
• Concerts
• Family Activities
• Tours
• Speakers
• Symphonic
• Live Local in WNY
• Art
• Comedy
• Post of Fame ~ Annual Award Breakfast ~
• Literature
• Legislature’s budget changes will raise taxes in 2011
• School district has plans in place to notify parents of closings
• There are numerous ways to practice the gift of giving
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Bee Editorial
• Your business is news
• Phone-a-Thon launches annual YMCA ‘Strong Kids Campaign’
• CLEANING UP
• Business Brief
• Mara Mariani,
• ‘Christmas Walk in the Park’ is Dec. 11
• Events
• Orchard Park fares well following Thursday's snowstorn
• Wha t’s Going On
• Winter sports previews to continue
• ORCHARD PARK BOYS BAS- KETBALL SCHEDULE
• ORCHARD PARK GIRLS BAS- KETBALL SCHEDULE
• ROCK-N-ROLL RUNNERS UP —
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Orchard Park to hold Youth Wrestling Club
• Basketball
• Residents try to keep firefighters out of home
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW by KIMBERLY MCDOWELL
• Boys and Girls Club, Youth Council do beauty aid drive
• Village lamps appear to be working properly now
• Orchard Park Library awaits final county budget
• Galloway, Militello vie for OP Fire District board position
• Orchard Park Presbyterian Church hosts International Artisan Fair
• CLEARING OUT —
• IN SERVICE —
• ‘Post of Fame’breakfast Dec. 4
• Meetings
• Higgins backs Department of Transportation’s decision for further comments on sign regulations
• Meetings
• Couple honeymoon in Hawaii
• Meeting
• Armor Bible Church holding Christmas Cantata
• Orchard Park Senior Center preparing for winter months classes
• Holiday in the Park’ slated
• Serving a cause
• Girls hockey gets plenty of support
• Public Notices
• ‘Holiday in the Park’ slated for Saturday
• FOND FAREWELL
• Legislature restores funding for libraries, arts
• Holiday spirit
• Black ice likely cause of rollover accident on Route 219
• Auditions
• Symphonic
• Concerts
• Live Local in WNY
• Art
• Theater
• Special Events
• Comedy
• Speakers
• Film/Video
• Family Activities
• Holiday
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Heated sidewalks are a wise investment
• Feedback from friends, foes touches both sides of political aisle
• One of the county’s best services is in its parks system
• How to reach elected officials
• CLEARING A PATH —
• Bee Heard
• State Insurance Dept. announces Medicare changes for 2011
• Advent Chorale offering two shows this weekend
• OP Symphony schedules holiday concert
• OP Library holding book sale
• Santaland’ returns to The Ridge
• ‘Christmas Pie’ offered by Freudig Singers Dec. 5
• Better Business Bureau advises on temp jobs
• Post office ready for holiday rush
• Events
• Your business is news
• Subway, St. Luke’s partner during Christmas for holiday promotion
• What’s Going On
• Sports briefs
• LEAGUE CHAMPS —
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• BNCC to hold volleyball instruction, tournaments
• Orchard Park Town Wreckers compete at East Aurora meet
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Winter sports previews to begin next week
• OP lax stars to continue careers in college
• Man may have used stolen credit card to try and pay bill
• Collins: Erie County is storm ready
• NEW STUDENTS —
• Advent Chorale offering two shows
• Winter Empire State Games restored by organizers
• Live Burn Building dedicated at The Ridge
• Village prepares for ‘Holiday in the Park’
• Mayor assisting with NYCOM legislative agenda
• Christmas Cantata slated at Armor Bible Church
• Highway Department wins award for Ellis Road project
• ARTIST APPROVAL —
• OP Symphony holiday concert slated
• Meetings
• Historical Society celebrating the holidays
• Wzontek-Chapin
• Family Activities
• Post of Fame
• Out of the Past
• Art
• Anti-war’ not best term for protestors
• Public Notices
• Heated sidewalks to be installed near Senior Center
• Budget
• Concerts
• Live Local in WNY
• Special Events
• Comedy
• Film/Video
• Symphonic
• Performance
• Theater
• Spend locally this holiday season
• Spindle items
• There’s plenty to be thankful for this year in Western New York
• Election results create anxiety around water coolers in D.C.
• Your business is news
• Events
• Chamber names its board for 2011
• OPCS Federal Credit Union prepares for name change, drive-through opening
• EXCLUSIVE TO THE WEB Empire State Games are back on
• Garden Club prepares for holiday season
• Orchard Park Senior Center preparing for winter months classes
• What’s Going On
• Pet Heaven hosting pet loss support group
• ‘Under the S E A’
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• DIOCESAN CHAMPIONS —
• New Era men’s baseball defends World Series crown
• Young athletes shine at Junior Cross Country Championships
• Registration underway for YMCA’s Turkey Trot
• UNDEFEATED —
• Aronica wins MAC Swimmer of the Week Award
• TREO Fitness to hold free‘Turkey-Busting’ workouts
• Boys Volleyball
• Delivery driver in too much of a hurry
• Meeting
• AMVETS Post 45 plans ‘Breakfast with Santa’
• School district shows gratitude to SRPs
• Families will have plenty of options at Christmas time
• SWEET SOUNDS —
• County creates law to assist searches for Alzheimer’s patients
• Movie, magic offered at OP Public Library
• Meeting
• Meeting
• Mills backs downsizing vote
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Open houses scheduled at OP Historical Society during holidays
• Town contemplating offer to take possession of Yates Barn
• HELPING HAND —
• DWI charge given to OP man asleep at the wheel
• Spaghetti dinner helping Roswell Park
• Meeting
• Police should be included in debate
• Public Notices
• Fire District, police look to discuss dispatch options
• Holiday 5K race postponed; will be part of annual holiday event
• 11th day, 11th hour
• Patriot Guard provides relief for grieving families
• School district suspends SEQR request on Sahlem property
• Performance
• Art
• Concerts
• Family Activities
• Symphonic
• Live Local in WNY
• Film/Video
• Comedy
• Speakers
• Theater
• Special Events
• How to reach elected officials
• Bee Editorial
• Spindle items
• Out of the Past
• Solving state’s problems starts with viable plan for fiscal stability
• Chamber encourages holiday shoppers to support local stores
• Public hearing on budget a success
• STILL IN BLOOM —
• Education benefits available for veterans
• Meeting
• Western Division to award scholarships
• Mortgage Seminar to be held at RealtyUSA
• Marketing manager to speak at Canisius
• Point, Insurance Reduction offered at ECC South
• Thruway Authority: Winter driving is no accident
• ‘Being an American’ essay contest deadline approaches
• Your business is news
• AAA forecasts increase in Thanksgiving travelers, costs in 2010
• GIVING ASSISTANCE
• YMCA offers sports leagues
• Chamber seeks nominations for beautification award
• BNI Platinum to host special visitors day
• Tours
• Search set to begin for Chimes replacement
• Bisons 14U hockey wins Hocktoberfest Tournament
• Mortgage seminar to be held at RealtyUSA
• Performance
• Correction
• Girls Swimming
• BNHRA slates seminar on health care reform
• Live Local in WNY
• Meeting
• Eneix leads OP at Sectionals
• ECC offering environmental science degrees starting in spring
• Symphonic
• Meeting
• Field Hockey
• The Well planning celebration for one-year anniversary
• Special Events
• Fundraiser will help Olympic hopefuls
• Clarence kicks Quakers out of Section VI playoffs
• NOCO Express, Nickel City event raises money for Food Bank of WNY
• Dance
• How to reach elected officials
• Kohl will celebrate her 100th birthday this week
• AAA offers tips during ‘Drowsy Driving Prevention Week’
• Family Activities
• OP Senior Center preparing for winter months classes
• Unknown person paints car on South Lincoln
• MACC to host drug drop-off program on Nov. 13
• Art
• I'll Be Home for Christmas
• Nativity of our Lord School fourth-graders assisting with Park Parsons food drive
• Theater
• Public Notices
• MERCY FLIGHT THANKED —
• Bee Editorial
• Town asks joggers to wear reflective clothing
• Meeting
• Village Clay holding Ladies Night
• Spindle items
• ‘Opera-Lytes’ to perform at OP Presbyterian
• Supporters to bid Volker farewell with party
• Photos available for purchase online
• Out of the Past
• Crossing the goal line
• County will collect unpaid village taxes
• Soccer
• Don’t forget to thank a veteran
• Fire dispatch plan opposed by police
• TIS’ THE SEASON —
• Girls Tennis
• School district has plans in place for inclement weather
• Concerts
• Work begins on Legislature downsizing
• HEAD OVER HEELS —
• Legislature downsizing a victory for taxpayers
• Film/Video
• FALL FUN —
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Your business is news
• Speakers
• OP School Board revises policy on harassment
• Sports briefs
• What's Going On
• Film/Video
• Pumpkin carving winners are announced
• Orchard Park shuts out Jamestown to advance to Stadium
• Wilson Farms campaign benefits Meals on Wheels
• Performance
• Pet expo to be held in Orchard Park
• Football
• Wreath sponsorships available through Orchard Park Chamber
• Symphonic
• Orchard Park Senior Center preparing for winter months classes
• Laptop computers being sold on resident’s eBay account
• Better Business Bureau warns of telephone charges
• Concerts
• Village Clay holding Ladies Night
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Saville’s Country Florist new location is former Christian Science Church
• Art
• OP Garden Club schedules flower show
• ‘Little Mermaid, Jr.’ to be performed at middle school
• Family Activities
• ADOPT A SOLDIER
• Guessing jar has one winner
• Dance
• Recreation is an asset to community
• Receiver of Taxes Office abolished one year early
• Special Events
• Public Notices
• Legion Post 567 building memorial wall
• Theater
• Veterans Day observation set
• HOPING TO WIN —
• Warming up
• Highway Department ready for snow to fly
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• Out of the Past
• Live fire training facility reopening at Chestnut Ridge
• Breakfast assists Legion Riders
• LEARNING TO FLY
• Spindle items
• ‘One honest cop’ secures GOP’s hold on 59th District
• Corrections
• Soccer
• Bee Editorial
• Speakers
• ENTERTAINERS —
• Cross Country
• Election winners should proceed with caution
• Live Local in WNY
• Erie County announces HEAP eligibility guidelines for 2010-11
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Cuts in budget will not lead to cuts in taxes for county residents
• Comedy
• New law will help blind veterans in New York State
• FATHER BAKER CHAMPS
• Your business is news
• Auditions
• Wall of Heroes adding new names on Nov. 11
• U.S. Ski Team fundraiser to be held in OP
• Events
• What’s going on
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Correction
• Brian Higgins Congress, District27 D, WF
• Spindle items
• Trick- or- Treat scheduled for Sunday
• Meeting
• Hochul appoints election monitor
• Exercise your right to vote Nov. 2
• Big decision
• Cynthia Appleton Senate, District 59 D, WF
• Meeting
• Young entrepreneurs: a sure-fire stimulus program
• Battle for 59th District highlights races
• Leonard A. Roberto Congress, District27 R, C
• Garden Club schedules annual flower show
• Your business is news
• Holiday
• BrianHiggins Congress, District27 D, WF
• Halloween parade, party set for Saturday
• Ventura’s collision shop holding ‘Adopt a Soldier’ fundraiser
• Special Events
• David DiPietro Senate, District 59 TEA
• Preparation begins for village’s ‘Holiday in the Park’
• HEAD OF THE LINE —
• Performance
• Clifton Bergfeld County Clerk R, TXP
• ‘Harvest’ concert slated at St. John Vianney Church
• National Grid contributing $275,000 to Heating Assistance Fund
• Tours
• Patrick Gallivan Senate, District 59 R, C, I
• Overnight parking ban in OP starts Nov. 1
• Events
• Family Activities
• Kathy Hochul County Clerk D, I, C, WF
• Officers ask Town Board to budget additional patrols
• Tops raises money for Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
• Theater
• Hutton running unopposed for town clerk on Tuesday Voters must also decide on referendum to abolish office
• Zoning change by the Village Board Monday opens door for Continental Paper relocation
• Village Clay holding Ladies Night
• Cheesecake sale benefits Orchard Park-based movie company
• Speakers
• Pet costume contest slated
• Conservancy hosting ‘Howl at the Ridge’ on Friday
• Photos available for purchase online
• Orchard Park’s Broadwater named chair for YMCA’s Strong Kids Campaign
• Symphonic
• GOOD FOOD, GOOD TIMES
• OPENING NIGHT —
• Boys Volleyball
• Concerts
• Orchard Park Senior Center now preparing for winter classes
• Out of the Past
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• Art
• Bee special section story misleading
• Cor rection
• Sports briefs
• Live Local in WNY
• Feature story rekindled memories
• FEELING FESTIVE
• Park School clinches first place in conference
• Film/Video
• Public Notices
• Outdoor classroom unveiled at OP Middle School
• Football
• Bee Editorial
• County Library System preps for cuts in funding
• OP Library hosts science program Thursday
• Neighbor dispute involves ‘Silly String’
• What’s Going On
• Conservancy will host Chestnut Ridge Halloween party
• Middle school will reward good behavior at ‘Starlight Cafe’
• Legislator Mills leads tour of Southtowns landmarks
• SWEET SOUNDS —
• Untitled
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Wha t’s Going On
• Theater
• Public Notices
• SITES OF THE SEASON —
• Sports briefs
• Middle school will reward good behavior at ‘Starlight Cafe’
• Lightning strike knocks out middle school’s power
• Memorial wall plan unveiling at legion’s ‘Oktoberfest’
• Field Hockey
• Legislator Mills leads tour of Southtowns landmarks
• Fire at Green Lake apartment forces evacuation
• Ex-supervisor asks district to reconsider conservation easement program
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Bee Editorial
• Calvacade
• Out of the Past
• Sports briefs
• Spindle items
• School district considering alternate site for offices, bus garage
• Earth Spirit leading tour
• Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame to host 20th annual banquet
• SWEET SOUNDS —
• Live Local in WNY
• AAA Insurance seeks scholarship applicants
• SPLASHDOWN
• Paladino is the most entertaining and dysfunctional candidate ever
• Concerts
• OP alumni spark rising band Stable
• RUNNER-UP —
• Chambers of Commerce help businesses
• Tours
• Meetings
• Football
• Your business is news
• Literature
• OP team wins Trebuchet cup
• Photos available for purchase online
• Events
• Symphonic
• ‘Spooktacular’ science program at Orchard Park Library
• Golf
• FWS opening Orchard Park location
• Holiday
• Fall classes are now scheduled at the Orchard Park Senior Center
• Bicyclist faces disorderly conduct charge
• Ghosts and goblins’ eat free at Applebee’s
• Performance
• Grant will lead to self checkout at libraries
• YMCA wrapping up Turkey Trot registration
• Better Business Bureau warns of online offers
• How to reach elected officials
• Lawmakers push airline leaders to stick with 1,500 hours of hands-on pilot training
• Deadline approaching for those planning to attend Chamber’s fall dinner
• Classes
• Bride wears late godfather’s shamrock pin
• GIVING BACK
• Special Events
• Pet costume contest slated at La-De-Da
• Thruway Authority warns of deer crossing
• Film/Video
• Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail announces 2010 ‘Visit a NY Rail Trail’ winners
• Dance
• GRADUATION —
• Gallivan secures Independence, Conservative lines
• Business Briefs
• Symphonic
• Meeting
• Film series continues at OP Presbyterian Church
• Bee call:
• Television
• Dancer’s Give Back’ Oct. 16
• Ellis Road project finishing, leaf pickup is starting
• McGarrity recognizes past, present School Board members
• Local organization to host concert, benefit
• Fabinsky named as Orchard Park GOP chair
• Memo to Cuomo, Paladino: Stop personal attacks, stick to issues
• OP Transportation Department selling cookbooks to improve holidays for needy
• Troopers charge two with DWI after Bills game Sunday
• Spindle items
• Homecoming royalty
• LITTLE CRITTERS —
• Bee Editorial
• Legislature downsizing vote on hold
• Out of the Past
• Proposed budget unveiled with no tax increase
• Theater
• Orchard Park 2010
• Your business is news
• Special Events
• ‘Cavalcade of Bands’ scheduled for Oct. 16
• Curbell Plastics acquires company from Tacoma
• Family Activities
• Garden Club holding annual flower show
• BlueCross BlueShield WNY campus goes smoke free
• Festivals
• Pair travel to St. Lucia
• Master Khechen School of Tae Kwon-Do marks two decades in WNY
• Holiday
• Let the music begin...
• Events
• Live Local in WNY
• Fall classes are now scheduled at the Orchard Park Senior Center
• ‘Billieve’ initiative helped raise awareness of breast cancer research
• Concerts
• Resident backs Appleton for Senate
• Legislation will help veterans become EMTs faster
• Comedy
• Public Notices
• Bee policy on elections
• OP Women’s Club awards scholarships
• Tours/Walks
• Southtowns Radiology, Blu Spa team up for breast cancer awareness events
• UNSEASONABLY WARM
• Touch Boutique tries to help set the trends
• Holiday
• Orchard Park Chorale will rehearse
• Grant will help ECC’s ‘Education to Recovery’ program
• Symphonic
• How to reach elected officials
• Meeting
• Festivals
• Dancers Give Back
• Operation Hang Up nabs nearly 1,000
• Tours
• Group thankful for many donations
• Women’s Club luncheon slated for Oct. 16
• What’s Going On
• Performance
• Public Notices
• FITNESS TIPS —
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• How to reach The Bee
• Domagalski exits state Senate race
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY —
• The Buffalo Bisons 14U girls hockey team
• Bee Editorial
• ‘Howl at the Ridge’ benefits Conservancy
• Acoustic duo performing at OP Presbyterian
• Buffalo Bisons 14U girls take opening tournament
• Spindle items
• Orchard Park police seek scam artist
• OP Symphony set to begin its 62nd season
• Sports briefs
• County needs different approach to budget cuts for cultural groups
• Practice makes perfect
• Nickel City Reptiles at OP Library
• Sabres to hold hockey clinics
• Budget process incorporates difficult decisions
• Theater
• Orchard Park celebrates homecoming weekend
• EYE ON THE PRIZE —
• Your business is news
• Special Events
• SIGNS OF THE SEASON —
• HEAD GAMES —
• Residents urged to sign up for NY Alert service
• Dance
• Orchard Park students chosen for U.S. Army All-American band
• Football
• Five-Star Bank gives donation to ‘Wings of Hope’
• Family Activities
• Erie County Sheriff’s Department to handle all Ralph Wilson Stadium arrests moving forward
• STICK BATTLE —
• Geraci chosen again among ‘Best Doctors’
• Concerts
• Out of the Past
• Photos available for purchase online
• $445,000 federal grant to assist Erie County IDA with regional project
• Film/Video
• Meeting
• Golf
• Events
• Live Local in WNY
• Bill passed is aimed at Medicare fraud
• Tools are stolen from two Southwestern businesses
• What’s Going On
• Symphonic
• How to reach elected officials
• Meeting
• Festivals
• Dancers Give Back
• Operation Hang Up nabs nearly 1,000
• Tours
• Group thankful for many donations
• Women’s Club luncheon slated for Oct. 16
• Wha t’s Going On
• Performance
• Public Notices
• FITNESS TIPS —
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• How to reach The Bee
• Domagalski exits state Senate race
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY —
• The Buffalo Bisons 14U girls hockey team
• Bee Editorial
• ‘Howl at the Ridge’ benefits Conservancy
• Acoustic duo performing at OP Presbyterian
• Buffalo Bisons 14U girls take opening tournament
• Spindle items
• Orchard Park police seek scam artist
• OP Symphony set to begin its 62nd season
• Sports briefs
• County needs different approach to budget cuts for cultural groups
• Practice makes perfect
• Nickel City Reptiles at OP Library
• Sabres to hold hockey clinics
• Budget process incorporates difficult decisions
• Theater
• Orchard Park celebrates homecoming weekend
• EYE ON THE PRIZE —
• Your business is news
• Special Events
• SIGNS OF THE SEASON —
• HEAD GAMES —
• Residents urged to sign up for NY Alert service
• Dance
• Orchard Park students chosen for U.S. Army All-American band
• Football
• Five-Star Bank gives donation to ‘Wings of Hope’
• Family Activities
• Erie County Sheriff’s Department to handle all Ralph Wilson Stadium arrests moving forward
• STICK BATTLE —
• Geraci chosen again among ‘Best Doctors’
• Concerts
• Out of the Past
• Photos available for purchase online
• $445,000 federal grant to assist Erie County IDA with regional project
• Film/Video
• Meeting
• Golf
• Events
• Live Local in WNY
• Bill passed is aimed at Medicare fraud
• Tools are stolen from two Southwestern businesses
• Touch Boutique tries to help set the trends
• Holiday
• Orchard Park Chorale will rehearse
• Grant will help ECC’s ‘Education to Recovery’ program
• Orchard Park’s Mosner, Burkhart to appearing in Aurora Players production in October
• Events
• Parade of Homes to be offered this weekend
• Barington’ model now on display
• Small Business Jobs Act approved by Congress
• Similac baby formula recalled due to possible insect contamination
• Orchard Perk Cafe’s new owner offers subtle changes
• What’s Going On
• Theater
• Family Justice Center will open office in OP
• THEY’RE OFF
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• Bee Editorial
• Orchard Park’s Mosner, Burkhart to appearing in Aurora Players production in October
• Bieron speaking at OP Historical Society meeting on Monday
• Boys Volleyball
• Spindle items
• Events
• Bee policy on elections
• Exterminator gets bitten and pulled by a neighbor’s dog
• Congress working to increase manufacturing, create jobs
• Parade of Homes to be offered this weekend
• Out of the Past
• Paladino, Cuomo need to reach beyond regional bases for support
• CELEBRATING YEARS OF SERVICE
• Barington’ model now on display
• Couple will honeymoon in Jamaica
• Bee policy on obituaries
• AWARD WINNER —
• Small Business Jobs Act approved by Congress
• Fall classes are now scheduled at the Orchard Park Senior Center
• Deaths
• Similac baby formula recalled due to possible insect contamination
• Meetings
• NFTA under fire for officers ‘double dipping’
• Orchard Park Library offers several programs in October
• Orchard Perk Cafe’s new owner offers subtle changes
• HEAP funding available for low-income families, seniors
• Walk benefits mother with leukemia
• ‘Telling Amy’s Story’ slated
• Special Events
• History of OP part of Silver Foxes luncheon
• OP has National Merit semi-finalist
• Wha t’s Going On
• RISING STAR
• Performance
• Bills’ Spencer Johnson to host two-day FunFest
• Meeting
• Basketball travel league tryouts slated
• YMCA offers school-age child care program
• Festivals
• Nonprofits must file tax returns
• Meeting
• Sports briefs
• Concerts
• Credit unions are also insured
• DiPietro remains on Tea Party line for November election
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• Live Local in WNY
• Public Notices
• CORNER POCKET —
• ORCHARD PARK GYMNAS- TICS SCHEDULE
• Film/Video
• School hires consultant to assist with health insurance transition
• Chimes backed by GOP, Conservative parties for state Supreme Court
• Girls Gymnastics
• Family Activities
• Mayor says Community Bank plans to be a good neighbor
• Resident expresses concern over clearing of land near Woodview Place
• Football
• Symphonic
• Pumpkin picking
• Legislators’ hot dog roasts prove to be a success
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• What’s Going On
• Paladino prevailing in primary provokes political ponderings
• School districts offer plans for emergencies
• OP’s Schrimmel receives blue ribbon
• Girls Volleyball
• Superintendent enjoying transition, start of school year
• Special Events
• BAC offering Zumba options
• Basketball travel league tryouts slated
• ReValue America’ lecture scheduled for October
• Family Activities
• Congress passes Rural Energy Savings Act
• BOUNCING BACK STRONG
• Financial experts to speak at UB North Campus
• Art
• BARGAIN SHOPPING —
• Girls Tennis
• Buffalo Central Library to host business event
• Festivals
• Lily’s Place sets grand opening on Friday
• Woman says fiance’s ex-cleaning lady keeps showing up
• WNY Immediate Care holding drive-through flu shot clinic Saturday
• Tours
• Meetings
• Death Notices
• OP residents named to law professionals board of directors
• Comedy
• Farmers market scheduled at Fox Run
• HALFTIME ENTERTAINMENT —
• Erie County Program saves taxpayers $500,000 in five months
• Symphonic
• Fall classes are now scheduled at the Orchard Park Senior Center
• Local Toastmasters honored with club award
• Roswell Park attains nation’s top honor for care
• Dance
• Higgins hosting Academy Night
• Griggs to perform guitar music at OP Presbyterian Church
• Southtowns MMA offers variety of mixed martial arts classes
• Concerts
• How to reach elected officials
• ‘Wondermakers’ slated at public library
• Online registration offered for YMCA Turkey Trot
• Performance
• Concert from the Heart’
• Fundraisers moving forward as Conservancy group begins to set specific goals
• Better Business Bureau warns about satellite TV providers
• Speakers
• Help Fresh Air host inner-city children
• A FALL TRADITION —
• Wha t’s Going On
• Meeting
• Live Local in WNY
• LEGAL NOTICE —
• LISTENING INTENTLY
• Sports Briefs
• Theater
• Tails on Trails’ helps kick off Bark in the Park
• Town requests activation Lake Avenue traffic signal
• ORCHARD PARK CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE
• Bee Editorial
• Broken power line causes temporary closure of Rt. 219
• Out of the Past
• Sports briefs
• Spindle items
• Oktoberfest
• People in the News
• Cross Country
• Come support a great OP tradition
• What’s Going On
• Special Events
• Events
• Live Local in WNY
• Special Events
• Bills lose home opener; fan loses her temper
• Film/Video
• Fall classes scheduled at Senior Center
• OUT FOR A STROLL
• Cross country, girls swimming previews on tap
• Come support a great OP tradition
• Events
• Mills named Soil and Water Conservation chair
• Orchard Park’s Justine Brennan
• Spindle items
• Public Notices
• Out of the Past
• ORCHARD PARK GOLF SCHEDULE
• New state taxes, fees force some to postpone retirement plans
• Hometown vendors help shape 49th Quaker Arts Festival
• Cub Scout Pack 48 holding ‘Round Up’
• Golf Lovelock leads new crop of OP golfers
• Chamber executive director believes it is best to be happy today
• Windom closed Wednesday due to small fire
• OP Lions Club awards annual scholarships
• Football
• The budget process begins
• Gallivan claims 59th District; Domagalski not ready to concede
• Village DPW to fix cracked seals on streets
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• Chamber seeking auction items for fall dinner
• Tours
• Meeting
• Town Wreckers impress at End of Summer Short Course
• Orthodontists Associates of Western New York continues to be innovative
• Symphonic
• Families want more from FAA proposal
• Nominees named for Week One Trench Trophy Award
• Bills make updates to fan conduct policy codes
• Family Activities
• Philharmonic plans benefit concert
• Sports briefs
• Art
• Oktoberfest is slated at Nativity of our Lord School
• Woman doesn’t pay for coat; says she’s late for a bus
• WorkshopsClasses
• Family Promise of WNY ®
• Thomas J. Senft, senior vice president of Capital Management Services
• Concerts
• Meeting
• PILE IT ON —
• Theater
• Pair hold reception at Century Grill
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Festivals
• Couple honeymoon in Finger Lakes
• Guided walk planned at The Ridge
• Speakers
• Wha t’s Going On
• Non-profit groups exempt from paying cost recovery fee
• Harry “Bud” H. Jr.
• Orchard Park Garden Club seeks assistance
• Bicycle Route Guide now available
• How to reach elected officials
• Pro Fireplace official grand opening this weekend
• Boys Volleyball
• Welcome back
• PACKED CROWD —
• Field hockey, golf, tennis previews on tap
• Bee Editorial
• 59th District Senate GOP primary to be decided Tuesday
• One year later, murder still unsolved
• Orchard Park Senior Center offers classes for the fall season
• Spindle items
• Orchard Park Garden Club seeks assistance
• Out of the Past
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Ex-chairman happy Arts Fest is thriving
• Bicycle Route Guide now available
• ‘The Alzheimer’s Project’ discussion
• Girls Volleyball
• New state cigarette tax appears to be factor in a spike in crime
• How to reach elected officials
• Application period open for SAFER federal fire grants
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• Make a difference: support other local small businesses
• Concerts
• Meeting
• Quakers get some revenge on Redskins
• Your tax dollars at work during summer
• Symphonic
• Meeting
• After police arrive host asks them to remove guests
• Buffalo Bills, M&T Bank look to honor teachers
• Comedy
• Chanson du Soir will perform at OP Presbyterian Church
• UB mounts Artpark retrospective
• Wilson Farms expands discount offers for AAA members
• Live Local in WNY
• Silver Foxes luncheon series set to begin season
• Obituar y
• New credit, gift card rules protect consumers
• Theater
• Meeting
• Charles J. Funke, principal, area football chairman
• Students, parents advised on loan options
• Family Activities
• Car fire on Route 219
• Meeting
• Your business is news
• Festivals
• Alzheimer’s support group to meet
• Quaker Arts Festival slated for Sept. 18 and 19
• Events
• Speakers
• What’s Going On
• District hosting parent drug, alcohol forum
• Bedtime stories at B is for Books
• Classes
• Public Notices
• HEAD GAMES —
• Scottrade opening branch at Quaker Crossing Plaza
• Art
• Town, county sign three-year plowing pact
• Hank Nowak Amvets Post 45 holding spaghetti dinner
• Performance
• Groundbreaking set for OPCS Federal Credit Union drive-through
• Special Events
• Hassan murder trial delayed until January
• Orchard Park Public Library holding annual book sale, barbecue
• Film/Video
• What’s Going On
• Events
• Orchard Park Senior Center offers classes for the fall season
• Tours
• Long-term educational plan is major focus in 2010-11
• Municipal offices closed Monday
• Meeting
• Events
• While Kids Day was quieter, Bills game still full of arrests
• Bee Editorial
• Orchard Park Senior Center offers classes for the fall season
• School District will do additional work at facilities
• Spindle items
• Film/Video
• YOUNG ARTISTS
• Budget outlook for teacher centers looks bleak in New York State
• Symphonic
• District, Erie 1 BOCES sign lease deal
• Wha t’s Going On
• District has numerous road projects being completed
• Literature
• Out of the Past
• Soccer, volleyball previews on tap
• Your business is news
• Theater
• 49th Annual Quaker Arts Festival Sept. 18 and 19
• ORCHARD PARK FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
• Tips offered to protect social security numbers
• Concerts
• OP Garden Club seeks donations
• PLAYOFF CHAMPS —
• First Niagara offers funding, holds essay contest
• Art
• Thruway Authority, State Police have reminders for holiday
• Hickory Hill Swim wins Southtowns Conference title
• Gaymar Industries will be sold to Stryker Corporation
• Live Local in WNY
• Simpson to retire as UB head
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• Family Activities
• Conservation Board meeting Sept. 7
• BNCC to host pair of tournaments
• Festivals
• National Drug Take-Back Day
• Quakers out to take back Class AA title
• Special Events
• — LEGAL NOTICE —
• Man complains after his Bills tickets did not arrive
• Comedy
• OP students charged with underage drinking
• SPIKE IT —
• Auditions
• Police investigating robberies in Eagle Heights
• Orchard Park’s Kilgore named to Broadcasters Hall of Fame
• Performance
• Hole in one?
• Some town employees now eligible for early retirement incentive
• Your business is news
• Bills, Greatbatch Inc. team to sack heart disease
• How to reach elected officials
• Your business is news
• Denise Reichard’s ‘Eleanor Roosevelt’ kicks off luncheon series
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• Bee Editorial
• Bills, Greatbatch Inc. team to sack heart disease
• FOR A GOOD CAUSE
• THIRD AT NATIONALS —
• Spindle items
• Live Local in WNY
• PREPPING FOR THE COLD —
• New Era Diamond Girls win Eastern National Championship
• Microstamping ammunition would punish law-abiding gun owners
• Film/Video
• Erie County increases income eligibility levels for child care
• Maroon and White renew rivalry in Little Loop ‘Battle of the Brush’
• Talk show host’s choice of words isn’t about free speech
• Tours
• Meeting
• Woman believes boyfriend damaged her property
• Events
• Theater
• Wilson Farms: Eggs are safe for consumption
• Orchard Park man charged in hit-and-run case
• It’s never too early to prepare for cooler weather
• Comedy
• Meeting
• Meeting
• State taking applications for health care plan
• Concerts
• Alzheimer’s support group to meet
• Duerr Road bridge
• SafeLink offers plans for low-income residents
• Special Events
• Film discussion series continues
• State PBA backs Gallivan for Senate
• Better Business Bureau warns college students about identity theft
• Art
• Orchard Park Senior Center begins preparing for the fall season
• Milling will start on Jewett Holmwood
• OB/GYN Associates of WNY accepting new patients
• Auditions
• Oktoberfest
• New garbage totes in county parks attempt to discourage smoking
• Public Notices
• Classes
• Trustee grateful for flowers in village
• Police say Bills tailgaters must wait until gates open
• Wha t’s Going On
• Festivals
• District still awaiting SEQR results from state
• Residents can acquire 2010-11 calendar
• Fall sports previews to begin next week
• Family Activities
• OP Library schedules annual fundraiser
• PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
• Gacioch named secretary of board at Hilbert College
• Clowning around
• Out of the Past
• Courts Classic hoops tourney set
• Meeting
• Town Board takes brunt of criticism
• St. Catherine’s reunion at Chestnut Ridge
• Sports briefs
• Spindle items
• Public Notices
• Scholar ship
• Orchard Park Little Loop celebrates decade of youth football
• Bee Editorial
• Department of Labor launches new job search site
• Post 45 seeking members for ‘Sons of AMVETS’
• Woman tries to enter ramp in wrong direction
• Tops announces product recall
• NYSEG, RG&E launch program to save energy
• Town of OP prepares to take over dog licensing duties
• Supervisor should not accept stipend
• YMCA launches early online registration for Turkey Trot
• Auditions
• New provision of Leandra’s Law takes effect
• Out of the Past
• Sporting licenses now available for purchase
• Concerts
• Meeting
• FIREMAN’S PARADE —
• New overdraft rules for debit, ATM cards take effect
• Workshops/Classes
• Orchard Park District office site of registration
• Annual Quaker Arts Festival will be held in September
• State DEC seeks participants for summer turkey survey
• Performance
• Benefit for Aidan Radlich on Aug. 21
• Fundraiser at OP Library Friday
• Events
• Live Local in WNY
• Orchard Park Senior Center begins preparing for the fall season
• Tails on Trails’ race coming to Birdsong Park
• Your business is news
• Special Events
• Couple honeymoon on Hawaiian islands
• Duerr Road will see total reconstruction
• Village Smokehouse moves business to Stovroff Plaza
• Art
• Frisbee Fever
• District Calendar will be available to the public
• Theater
• Town Board does not see big picture
• Film series continues at OP Presbyterian
• Festivals
• How to reach elected officials
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Family Activities
• District, School Board set goals for 2010-11
• Meeting
• New Era Diamond Girls finish second at ASA Eastern Nationals
• National Enquirer still tabloid trash
• Special honor
• Library plans barbecue and book sale
• Sports brief
• Many make Caribbean Night a major success
• Benning Road barn destroyed by fire
• Yeomans to perform at Presbyterian Church
• Eagle Ridge wins 22nd straight Interclub Tennis title
• Federal Medical Assistance Program will help all residents
• Will dissolution votes impact Orchard Park?
• Festival organizers seeking vendors
• 16U Metro Hurricanes to hold open tryout
• Sports brief
• Printing for the People
• Family Activities
• Pair honeymoon in Hawaii following West Seneca nuptials
• Police seek help in hit-and-run
• New Era Diamond Girls finish second at ASA Eastern Nationals
• Bee call:
• On the campus
• Couple honeymoon on Hawaiian islands
• FIREMAN’S PARADE
• JUNIOR CHAMPIONS —
• Life Church plans ‘Free Community Day’
• Opening reception at BNAC
• Summer track season closes successfully
• Ten eighth-graders excel in Scholastic Challenge 2010
• Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing
• School district preps for administrative transitions
• Bicycles, lawn gnomes involved in Houdini acts
• COMMUNITY SPIRIT —
• How to reach The Bee
• SUMMERTIME CRAFTS —
• Bee S enio r New s
• Federal Medical Assistance Program will help all residents
• Public Notices
• ZPAC to host grand re-opening celebration
• YMCA launches early online registration for 115th annual Turkey Trot
• New Harlem Road crosswalk provides safety for pedestrians
• Chalk Walk winners
• New provision of Leandra’s Law takes effect
• Bee Fire Report
• National Enquirer still tabloid trash
• Crash kills one, injures three on Transit
• News brief
• Festival organizers seeking vendors
• Spindle items
• Southtowns woodcarvers
• News brief
• News brief
• Bee Editorial
• Board urged to halt development, repair Sewer District 13
• DEC seeks participants for summer turkey survey
• YOUTH GO OLD SCHOOL
• Workshops/Classes
• NYSEG, RG&E launch program to save energy
• Tops announces product recall
• Fourteen Holy Helpers slates ‘Oktoberfest’
• Department of Labor launches new job search site
• Wha t’s Going On
• McGuire Group gets five out of five stars
• Performance
• Concerts
• Summer camp offers career experience
• Fleet Feet 15K run slated
• New overdraft rules for debit, ATM cards take effect
• Auditions
• Live Local in WNY
• Post 45 seeking members for ‘Sons of AMVETS’
• CRABAPPLE WINNERS
• People in the news
• Art
• Special Events
• News brief
• Courts Classic hoops tourney set
• Windsong begins providing data to HEALTHeLINK
• Theater
• Couple celebrate 60 years
• Residents awarded during Erie County Fair
• TOP 10 AT NATIONALS
• Events
• Festivals
• Schleifer- Schneggenburger- Schoen
• Community Education Office relocates to East Middle
• Film/Video
• Registration held at District office
• Village residents unhappy about new bank location
• Art
• OP Senior Center summer programs are in full swing
• District wants to look at building usage
• Special Events
• Fair Fever
• How to reach elected officials
• Wha t’s Going On
• Family Activities
• Public Notices
• EYE ON THE BALL
• Buffalo Stampede to hold open hoops tryout
• Bee Editorial
• ‘‘Village agrees to State retirement incentive
• Meeting
• Maroon wins 10U title at Wilcox Memorial tourney
• Spindle items
• Tax levy set by District
• Meeting
• Magic 10U Orange concludes successful softball season 51-12-
• Drop in consumer spending impacts county budget
• All aboard
• Village schedules hearing on CDBG grants
• St. Catherine’s reunion picnic scheduled
• District sets goals for 2010-11 school year
• Town Board turns criticism toward audience
• Rural Transit Service honors volunteers
• Village Glen
• The good, the bad and the ugly of the state’s $136 billion budget
• Events
• Erie County deemed ‘storm ready’
• MAGIC TRICK
• Your business is news
• Better Business Bureau: ‘give like a billionaire’
• Legislation aimed at saving teaching, police, fire jobs is signed
• Mudd’s 5K, Fleet Feet 15K runs slated
• OP musicians help Suzuki Strings celebrate milestone
• Theater
• Meeting
• Rudy’s girls stake their claim
• Orchard Park Chamber seeks Beautification Award nominees
• Symphonic
• Quaker Arts Festival organizers seeking vendors
• Woman nabs cigarettes from porch of business
• Huntington Learning Center offers back to school tips
• Concerts
• Out of the Past
• Public hearing date incorrect
• AAA members offered back-to-school savings
• Live Local in WNY
• Fox Run concludes summer concert series
• SUMMER FUN
• Bee call:
• Festivals
• Mills holding library fundraiser
• Referendum placed on November election
• Workshops/Classes
• Meeting
• NEW BUILD
• Yankees win Little League title
• Flight 3407 families break deadlock on safety measures
• Political signs continue to be rarity in OP
• Drums Along the Waterfront planned for Sunday
• Mancabelli wins gold in Masters Track and Field
• Events
• Announcements
• A KICK OUT OF IT
• Soccer Stars
• Federal Law set for carbon monoxide prevention
• Theater
• Legislators promise continued support for aviation reform
• Participants sought for wheelchair basketball league
• Residents encouraged to support area businesses
• Film/Video
• Lemonade stand inspired by cancer-stricken friend
• Wildcats win 14U tourney
• Chaybans Formal and Alterations now offers Orchard Park locale
• Symphonic
• Romanello enjoys working with children
• SAND STORM
• Concerts
• Bus rides for kindergarten students will be offered
• Live Local in WNY
• Senior summer programs are in full swing
• McConaghy oversees memorable year for OP girls track
• Tours
• Couple celebrate 50 years
• Friends help find man’s stolen vehicle
• Performance
• Pair take Mediterranean cruise
• Death Notice
• Festivals
• Neuman-Senay
• Anthony R. D’Alba, longtime employee at Trico Products Corp.
• Special Events
• Couple honeymoon on Hawaiian islands
• Large crowds make Quaker Days a success
• Family Activities
• KILIMANJARO KLIMB FOR KIDS
• Quaker Days
• County’s 2011 budget must include cuts, not tax increase
• Public Notices
• Guessing jar at OP Public Library has one winner for July
• Citizens’ groups should help educate voters on dissolution
• McGarrity settling into superintendent post
• Meeting
• Out of the Past
• Resident holds art show at Fox Run
• Women’s Club
• Wha t’s Going On
• Spindle items
• Hungry crowd
• JUMP SHOT
• Bryant & Stratton College Online’s Criminal Justice Programs Go “Interactive”
• Fred Astaire Dance Studio opens in Orchard Park
• Fred Astaire coming to Quaker Crossing
• Bryant & Stratton College’s New Associate of Administrative Assistant Online Degree Program Reflec
• Business After Hours Mixers
• Fall Dinner And Auction
• Shirley DePalma Memorial 5K Run/Walk For the Whisper
• Driver Safety Course
• Summertime Treasure Story Hour
• Independent Summer Reading Program for school age children
• Royal Read to Me Toddler Program
• Kings and Queens School Age Summer Fun Club

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