Tonawanda, NY News

• Tonawanda, NY News
• Cheers for decades of good times
• Keeping cool, save cash in the pool
• Seminar teaches persuasive sales methods
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• Public Notices
• Community brief
• Christian Central names honor students
• On the Campus
• Bee Senior News
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• Symphonic
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• Live Local in WNY
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• At WNY planetariums, syzygy in the skies
• Bee Weddings Engagements
• Political brief
• Ken-Ton Library News
• What’s Going On
• Lock training cruise set for June 9
• E-volution
• Lady Blue Devils, Lady Bulldogs open Section VI playoffs
• Sports briefs
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• Brown appointed new tennis coach at Daemen
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• Sweet Home girls lacrosse defeats North Tonawanda
• Medaille to host ‘Friday Night Hoops’
• Davern, Giliforte just miss qualifying at Sectionals
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• White a winner again for Thunder at All Catholics
• Long season ends for Kenmore East
• Marauders roll into postseason with win over Canisius
• Senior creates portable X-ray machine
• Death Notices
• Squirrel alarms Tremaine Avenue resident
• Sweet Home High School posts third-quarter honor students
• School brief
• Tech students fare well at competition
• New County program offers day out for dementia patients, caregivers
• Despite Assembly efforts, primary date most likely in September
• Harkness Center names Ken East pupil as Student of the Month
• Budgeting for the future helps us pull through today
• Even the most humble gardeners could learn from Doc and Katy
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Crematory shouldn’t be located near housing
• O’Hara team wins engineering competition
• St. Joe’s earns top award for musical performance
• Legislature to decide on Recreation Department, Boys and Girls Club funding
• Connection being constructed to develop Commerce Center
• SPCA pairs wine, canines for fundraiser event
• Ken East music students performing personalized song
• Hoover Middle student to star in ‘Blue Rose’
• Creating a tune
• Events set to honor deceased veterans
• For the families of heroes
• Coalition supports crematory relocation
• In the Garden Ministry plans vegan cooking class fundraiser
• Voters pass school district's budget
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Business brief
• KVIS hosting brokers and agents event
• Town agent earns community award
• Serenity Yoga provides ways for body to find comfort
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• Church Flea Market seeking vendors
• Skates, sleds and sacrifice
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• Nadeau places first at Schoolboy Championships
• Sports briefs
• St. Joe’s baseball to close regular season this week
• Sweet Home’s Covel signs with Roberts Wesleyan
• Lady Blue Devils get back into NFL race
• Sports briefs
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Buffalo Hunters host inaugural game on Sunday
• Bulldog bats burn Kenmore West in rivalry showdown
• Thunder continue to roll toward postseason
• Death Notices
• Peter E. Demmin, chemistry teacher
• Dog feces lead to offensive signage
• On the Campus
• MSM names honor roll students
• Child advocacy center to host information session
• Sweet Home Middle posts honor roll
• Reforming the state’s pension system protects taxpayers
• Republican Senate primary nearly invisible to voters
• Students receive leadership awards
• Out of the Past Talking about reading
• Spindle items
• St. Joe’s grad pledges personal income to help end global poverty
• Schumer: William Street center to stay at least three more years
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• Armed Forces Day deserves recognition, too
• Kenmore Mercy awards three from nursing staff
• Community brief
• Ken-West auto tech pupil earns May honor
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Garden Tour now on the Web
• School district, teachers’ union reach contractual agreement
• Career building in education
• Diabetes seminar slated for May 12
• Kenmore attorney to speak at bar association seminar
• Sub shop prepares for expansion
• Ken-Ton Library News
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• Richter Fest II to honor musician
• Ken-Ton Y hosting community yard sale
• Moms Who Make A Difference
• Bills’ Spencer Johnson to host Pro Sports Festival at Kenney Field
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• St. Joe’s sets meet record at Panther Relays
• Frustrations continue during tough week for Kenmore East baseball
• Nowak wins gold at state championships
• Sports briefs
• Sweet Home boys lacrosse rallies over South
• Greater Buffalo Gymnastics Level 7’s finish season strong at state championships
• Mount St. Mary’s Academy Prom 2012
• Thunder remain perfect in Monsignor Martin play
• Hawks come from behind to beat Riverside, City Honors
• Spots open for Hall of Fame Golf Tourney
• Marauders bounce back after rough stretch
• An IDA system run amok — and you are paying for it
• Death Notices
• Steven Bachmann Dietz, member of St. Andrews,
• Male argues for mother in texting dispute
• MEET THE CANDIDATES
• Marriage licenses
• Hoover Middle art students win contest
• Bee Heard
• American Bikers call for motorcycle awareness
• Photo
• Community brief
• Make New York relevant again; change electoral vote allocation
• A view of public education, courtesy of Frederick Douglass
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Reaction to slur allegations reveals deeper division
• Grammy Award-winning composer writes piece for Ken East
• A wish for Chloe
• Applications sought for college loans
• In the Military
• Community brief
• Emergency response training to start May 15
• Town’s water, sewer projects stalled
• KVIS, Hofert Jewelers turn Kenmore into ‘The Teal Village’
• Former resident, boxer charged in hit-and-run
• Royal entrance
• Lacrosse team suspension canceled
• In brief
• Earning scholarship comes with ethics
• Three town companies receiving low cost power through state program
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• Theatre Guild presenting collection of skits
• Museums take visitor experience beyond traditional guided tour
• Sweet Home boys lacrosse plays well in loss to Nichols
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Sweet Home girls lacrosse clamps down on Niagara Falls, Iroquois
• Sports briefs
• Lady Blue Devils battle out of losing stretch
• Sports briefs
• Spencer Johnson hosts Pro Sports Festival at Kenney Field
• St. Joseph’s Collegiate Prom 2012
• Blue Devils triumph over struggling Bulldogs
• Marauders get much-needed win over Spartans
• Severino B. Scrivani, businessman
• Intoxicated male forgets what he did with his car
• Community brief
• Multisorb employees win Powerball
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• 340 mile row on the Erie Canal nabs funding for JDRF
• Kenmore Middle names honor roll students
• DEC seeking comments on town’s brownfields site
• Correction
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• Community groups help make Kenmore a special place
• Cybersecurity bill a step toward protection against new threats
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Shooting could have been solved with immediate info
• Kenmore Mercy tests emergency response
• WNY native beats Lance Armstrong in pool
• Helping the environment
• Home’s addition engulfed in house fire
• Drive by shooting probe continues
• Richter Fest II remembers beloved St. Joe’s music director, Mount St. Mary’s band instructor
• Public Notices
• AAA and Preservation Buffalo Niagara offering motorcoach tours showcasing areas scenic places
• Female medical team provides health care for women
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• What’s Going On
• Fundraiser to benefit humanitarian group
• A‘new wave’ of preservation
• St. Joe’s crew wins gold at Lindamood Regatta
• Photo
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Three straight wins have St. Joe’s on a roll
• Blanch delivers first league win for Bulldogs
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Tonawanda Aquettes host Novice Water Show
• Ken-East seeks Hall of Fame nominations
• Chimera claims 300th victory at Kenmore West
• St. Amelia students performing ‘Annie Jr.’
• Death Notices
• Dispute over memory card prompts call to police
• Budget represents collaborative efforts
• Legislature enacts second consecutive on-time budget
• A failed winter storm warning is better than a hurricane alert
• Town’s boat harbor opens next month
• Out of the Past
• Jay J’s Law will strengthen penalties for child abusers
• Ken-Ton, St. Joe’s students create exhibit for Albright-Knox
• Village cleanup set
• Sweet Home adopts budget below state’s tax cap
• Students asked to help pass Jay J’s Law
• Spindle items
• ‘Racing a legend’
• Ride for life
• Board honors air pollution fighter
• Chemical Safety Board finds missed opportunities to prevent DuPont fatality
• BBB saw jump in consumer inquiries; complaints rose slightly
• Power Authority plans Earth Day festival, sculpture contest
• Boys and Girls Club win cash, receive honors
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• Help fight AIDS by dining at...
• Proudly celebrating a decade of dining out
• Sweet Home tennis moves to ECIC I, doubles teams loaded with depth
• Sports briefs
• Bourke, Ken-East tennis have fresh start to 2012
• Panthers split season-opening games
• Marauders begin season with strong showing at Run ‘Em Relays
• Photo
• Nadeau places at national wrestling tournaments
• Special Olympics bowling fundraiser slated for April 29
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Bulldogs return home from successful South Carolina trip
• Rebuilding Blue Devils ready to win this year
• Sweet Home boys, girls teams seek division titles
• Small, talented roster returns for Thunder
• Veterans outreach fair set for April 20
• Photo
• Leukemia & Lymphoma Society hosting Gelatin Splash kick off party
• Kenmore man arrested in hit and run case
• Scattered mail makes resident suspicious of neighbor
• State budget passes ahead of schedule; spending reduced
• Constitution, tradition ignored if Inauguration Day is on a Sunday
• Thank you to those who attend events
• Out of the Past
• Death Notices
• O’Hara wins award for float
• Spindle items
• Kenmore police make three DWI arrests
• KVIS seeks help for village cleanup day
• Field trips are one-of-kind learning experiences
• Neighboring school districts unite for field trip to the Big Easy
• Tonawanda fire hall site for boater safety course
• Tolsma shares story in Everything Changed’
• Kenilworth hosting recruiting event
• School board candidates file petitions
• More than free labor
• Public Notices
• Metro Mattress accepting applications for annual ‘50 Beds in 50 Days’ program
• Johnson named Public Citizen of the Year
• Power Authority approves low-cost power allocations
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• CHURCH News
• What’s Going On
• Cancer survivor gears up for event
• Buffalo Soccer Academy to hold clinics, camps, tryouts
• Sports briefs
• Sweet Home softball seeks more experience
• Photo
• SHAQ’s Boyd breaks Niagara District swim records
• Hawks open with daunting league schedule
• Bowling fundraiser for Special Olympics slated for April 29
• Sweet Home baseball seeks to win close games
• Playoff success sought by Mount St. Mary in 2012
• Expectations high as Thunder await season opener
• Lady Blue Devils eye run to sectional title
• Kenmore West looks to build on 2011 playoff win
• Bulldogs ready to defend NFL title
• Marauders expect to win big in 2012
• Academy hosting Buffalo Jazz Review
• Technical Honor Society honors Ken-Ton students
• Track replacement sparks brush fire
• Cardinal O’Hara to host Caribbean casino night
• Death Notices
• Joseph W. Greico, former president, O-CEL-O
• James R. McHugh, co-founder, Personal Touch Food Service
• Woman’s cat ‘gone mad,’ screaming at owner
• Kenmore police apprehend burglary suspect
• Budget development process is eased with preparation
• First 100 days in office marked by progress
• Land bank will help curb blight across Western New York
• It’s never too early to start padding your obituary
• Emotions run high in budget planning
• Pass act to support military families
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Take steps to prevent child abuse
• ‘Princeton Review’ ranks Kenmore resident among best professors in U.S.
• ‘Operation 50’ pays tribute to WNY’s finest
• Mount St. Mary offering summer camp
• Ken-Ton Board of Education adopts $147.7 M budget
• Order up
• Fire prevention, safety grants available
• Resolution supports firefighters gaining access to funding for college tuition
• Arrest made in arson case
• Town to capture, store rainwater
• Voters OK transportation, building sale propositions
• Business brief
• Chamber event teaches environmental friendliness
• Schiralli’s looks to rekindle success
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• Smooth operators
• Church plans Polish Festival
• Nadeau finishes second at State Championships
• Photo
• New Sweet Home girls lacrosse coach is familiar with program
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Sports briefs
• Sweet Home boys lacrosse lacks consistency
• MOUNT ST. MARY LACROSSE SCHEDULE
• Mount St. Mary envisions eighth straight league title
• Buffalo Lacrosse Academy alumni succeeding in college
• ST. JOE’S LACROSSE SCHEDULE
• Marauders eye Monsignor Martin postseason
• Animal cruelty registry proposed by legislator
• Community event
• Family Film series features ‘Big Miracle’
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Joseph W. Sleap, insurance agent, Ride for Roswell participant
• ‘Deplorable’ apartment ‘dirty but livable,’ say police
• Spring cleaning is key to preventing rodent infestation
• Photo
• Job of school board members becoming even less desirable
• Spindle items
• Legislature should support animal cruelty registry
• Residential garage destroyed in fire
• Signs alert residents to call tip line
• Out of the Past
• Women minding their business
• Bee News Group captures state, international awards
• Woman arrested for alleged violation of Leandra’s Law
• Parking violators given shot to pay up
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Blaze blamed on stovetop heating
• County land bank waiting on approval
• Hazardous waste drop-off site comes to Tonawanda
• Rabbit fears
• Events
• Cub scout groups test cars at GM
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Business brief
• Workshops held to aid small businesses
• On the Campus
• Learn to age gracefully with Tai Chi
• What’s Going On
• Bee Senior News
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• Live Local in WNY
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• Ken-Ton Library News
• Amherst Symphony offers ‘trombone times three’ at spring concert
• Town hosting Easter egg hunt
• Sweet Home students cut Footloose’
• Concerts
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• Art
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• SHAQ swimmers perform well at Niagara District Championships
• Cobra Wrestling to offer college prospect camp
• Tri Spot Multi-Sports to offer VO2 max, lactate threshold tests
• 2012 Boys All-Bee Team
• 2012 Girls All-Bee Team
• Annual Shoes for Shelter 5K slated
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• Greater Buffalo’s Level 7 girls place second at Niagara Cup
• Amateur Sports Development Fund accepting applications
• Buffalo Turners take third at Niagara Cup
• Photo
• Seasonal golf passes available online for Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy
• All-Bee Team named; process explained
• Spring youth lacrosse slated for ECC North
• All-WNY girls ice hockey all-stars slated
• Magical run ends for O’Hara in Federation semis
• Intoxicated teen stopped on his way to school
• Proposed Materials Informatics Center could address global crisis
• Reduce air conditioning costs by 30 percent
• Canisius presents mixed media exhibit
• Village native receives student, employee honors
• FBI academy provides scholarship opportunity
• St. John’s names first honors students
• Bee Heard
• Death Notices
• Julian J. Short, insurance claims supervisor
• Peter E. McHugh, financial planner
• Thousands of baseballs await a new home
• Photos
• ‘Walk for Jamey’ set for May 12
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Voting yes will save money, teachers, programming
• Slaughter backs law to prevent overuse of antibiotics in farm animals
• Kenmore Mercy Hospital breaking ground for new ER
• Town to take over milling process
• Town resident, blogger creates ‘12 Missions’ campaign to support local organizations
• Cuts to faculty, staff likely at Sweet Home
• Supervisor delivers State of the Town speech
• Community brief
• Ken-Ton Y day trip sure to tickle your funny bone
• Fire hall site for HEAP Outreach
• Mercy Flight WNY reaches milestone
• Propositions vote taking place April 3
• Watch your feet
• Wrestling tourney features heavyweights
• Public Notices
• EPA awards NYSERDA
• Business brief
• ECWA releases 2011 water quality report
• Catering business tempting community to taste the difference
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• ‘All you need is love’ and music
• Sports briefs
• Seasonal golf passes available online for Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy
• Photo
• Honor Society plans Intergenerational Dance
• Michael Phelps Swim School-NY to begin spring session, expands to Sweet Home Middle
• Spring youth lacrosse slated for ECC North
• WNY Tennis Magazine returns after four-year absence
• Schneider signs pro contract with Ottawa Senators
• Challenge aims to clean up nature habitats
• School brief
• Poloncarz issues order to streamline access to public records
• Shirley Rubenstein, education advocate
• Death Notices
• Joseph A. Bonfante, veteran, contractor
• Resident creates hazard by pouring gas in backyard
• State closer to on-time budget for second consecutive year
• New York State primary a big prize for Republicans
• Sustaining PERMA is a benefit to town
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• No easy answers in difficult budget year
• Photo
• State of the Town address set for Friday
• Town man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Resident hosting ‘Stick it to Cancer’ fundraiser to benefit Roswell
• Ken-Ton students win first, fifth place in “Tech Wars”
• KVIS awards most improved commercial property
• Congressional districts get radical change
• Handcrafted
• Hearing focuses on mandate relief
• County government reinstates funding for rodent control program
• Recycling program helps send youth to camp
• Dealership offering sneak peek of new facility
• Online purchasing carries risk
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• Reel great dancing
• ‘BABES in ARMS’
• Hospital Auxiliary group hosting spring sale
• Tonawanda’s Nadeau wins regional tournament
• Eighth annual Bowman Showcase slated
• Photo
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• Nichols girls hockey team ranked third in nation
• Area’s best seniors to clash in boys hoops tripleheader
• Sports briefs
• Lady Hawks win state Catholic title for first time
• Pray backstops Kenmore to Section VI title
• Call to Courage Breakfast tickets available
• Death Notices
• Emerson J. Tiebor, firefighter, veteran
• Cart usage comes into question
• Political brief
• Thruway construction starting next week along I-90, I-190
• YMCA needs votes to win grant
• Community briefs
• Caring for others is student’s career plan
• Bulldogs defeat Oswego, claim first state title
• Achievements of women should never be forgotten, understated
• Cyberbullying, borrowing, taxes top month’s work in Legislature
• Community brief
• Photo
• NYPD investigation tests clash between freedom, security
• Out of the Past
• Mandate relief a must for New York State
• Fire companies receive lifesaving equipment
• Photo
• Spindle items
• Buffalo-Japanese relations to be celebrated in April
• Construction company suing town over bidding war
• Kenmore Mercy honors two associates
• Lions to hold annual hoops classic
• Three unpaid tickets in Kenmore equals tow
• Theater Guild traveling ‘Into the Woods’
• Air monitoring will continue
• Business brief
• WNED finalizes purchase of WBFO-FM 88.7
• PUSH Green hosting energy savings meeting
• Events
• Kenmore natives seek help with taco truck purchase
• Sports brief
• Scholarship program seeks group and soloists
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• On the Campus
• Sweet Home senior wins Amherst Symphony scholarship
• ‘ANYTHING GOES’ at St. Joe’s
• Theater
• Chicken barbecue planned
• Sweet Home’s Izard wins girls high jump; Gordon shatters own WNY record in 55 dash
• Photo
• Cobra Wrestling to offer college prospect camp
• Photo
• Nowak qualifies for district championship swim meet
• Fries wins gold medal at State Bowling Championship
• Monsignor Martin wins Federation championship
• Kenmore West can’t hold on against Lancaster
• Lady Hawks eliminated by Sacred Heart
• Kenmore East earns trip to state semifinal
• Death Notices
• Morley Dillon, youth sports advocate
• Woman reports candy missing from apartment
• State needs lifeguards
• Community brief
• Therapeutic program seeks riders, volunteers
• Brighton Fire District reorganizes
• State of the Town address set for March 23
• Meeting to focus on women in history
• Mount St. Mary’s lists honor students
• St. Amelia names honor students
• Students deserve a seat on their board of education
• Five tax tips that could make small business, IRS happier
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Correction
• Painter apprentice recruitment open
• CARE program puts power in the right hands
• Adding a voice
• Hoover students collecting pop tabs for charity
• Photo
• Taste of Education benefits budding chefs
• District reaches contract agreement with KAA
• Photo
• Ken-Ton schools seek board members for new tech programs
• Clean Air Coalition of WNY establishes CARE partnership
• Got a hot ticket here
• Film features village home
• County Clerk’s Office to host celebration of ‘Passport Day’
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• Sweet Home Middle School posts honor roll students
• Business brief
• Better Business Bureau offering scholarships
• Kenmore Village Improvement Society offers chance to win prize for shopping local
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Fire and Ice dinner to benefit Boy Scouts
• What’s Going On
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• Kings and queensfor a day
• Support group available for widowed women
• Billies’ defense steps up against Sweet Home
• Wheatfield Blades Bantam Minor AAA take home Presidents Day title
• Amateur Sports Development Fund accepting applications
• Photo
• Upset-minded Sweet Home loses to Ken East in semifinal
• Photo
• Sports briefs
• Sweet Home indoor track field sends four to state meet
• Lady Bulldogs look to put adversity of difficult season behind them
• Cardinal O’Hara looks to continue special season
• Sports briefs
• Penetrante claims first all-around at Patriots Cup, Nickel City meets
• SHAQ swimmers earn gold at Niagara Championships
• Sweet Home girls hoops bow out in A-1 prequarterfinal
• Blue Devils have hearts broken by Taplin, Spartans
• St. Joe’s shocked by St. Mary’s in Cup semifinals
• Kenmore East takes home Small School title
• Kenmore West High School posts high honor roll
• Sweet Home High School names honor roll recipients
• Door-to-door meat sales denied without permit
• Community brief
• Death Notices
• Norman J. Schihl, retired NASCAR driver
• St. Joe’s senior named National Merit finalist
• Congress moves toward ending insider trading on Capitol Hill
• letters to the Detroit resident misses Buffalo
• If you want to escape reality, the Academy Awards are for you
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Bee Heard
• PERMA, risk management services no longer needed
• Public officials encourage continuation of air monitoring
• Schumer urges Environmental Protection Agency to simplify hazardous materials reporting
• St. Joe’s grad subject of book
• Scholarship program seeks group and soloists
• Kenmore West pupil selected as student of the month
• Photo
• Congressman vows to fight for William Street postal facility
• Town’s workers’ comp claims drop
• Offering a safe haven
• Best brass
• Niagara Frontier Chapter offering scholarships to women
• Mount St. Mary Academy presents ‘Mount Olympus’
• St. Joe’s graduate hired as support engineer
• Locally owned firm contracts with Jack Hunt
• Farrow to share memory building tips
• Lynch discusses drug abuse, trafficking
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• In the Military
• What’s Going On
• ‘FUNNY GIRL’ visits Kenmore West
• Ken-Ton Kiwanis Club seeks new members
• Sweet Home girls use solid defensive effort to beat Clarence
• Level 5 Greater Buffalo girls compete at Nickel City
• Sweet Home boys ice hockey stuns Amherst in Fed quarterfinal
• Sports brief
• Lady Blue Devils wait for postseason opponent
• Photo
• Fries wins Section VI championship
• Ken-West’s Kopack places in top five at sectionals
• Sweet Home boys indoor track, field wins Team Championships
• Marauders’ season ends on overtime stunner
• St. Joe’s enters postseason play with back-to-back losses
• Blue Devils clinch NFL co-championship title
• Call to Courage Breakfast tickets available
• Death Notices
• Norma R. Schlee, homemaker
• Out of the Past
• Man asked to speak softer to hearing-impaired dad
• Community briefs
• Bee Heard
• Bureau names resident Event Planner of the Year
• Albany roundtable discusses prescription drug abuse solutions
• Try the environmental approach on the observance of Lent
• Spindle items
• PUSH yourself to get an evaluation
• Photo
• Congresswoman’s proposed STOCK Act passed House vote
• Sweet Home evaluates cost-saving changes to transportation
• Mentoring program expands into Tonawanda
• Photo
• County passes cyberbullying law
• It’s electric
• PUSH Green starts energy savings initiative in Kenmore
• Kenmore FD receives funding for upgrades
• Bands from the Bayou to visit Kenmore East
• US Attorney to serve as keynote speaker
• Trio of area-known dentists create Sheridan Family Dentistry
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• Red Cross lifeguard course starts next week
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• Keeping tabs on those in need
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• Jones heads up Bulldog qualifiers for sectionals
• Miller leads Kenmore toward postseason
• Jones, Navarro place fifth at state qualifier for Sweet Home
• Panther cagers win ‘old school’ against Lancaster
• Sweet Home girls basketball struggles against Lancaster
• Sports briefs
• St. Joe’s beats North to take regular season crown
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Wins continue to pile up for Marauders, Blue Devils
• Caruana, Lathrop win titles for Ken-West at sectionals
• Oncologist discusses career path with Mount St. Mary scholars
• Death Notice
• Angelo G. Campisi, WWII veteran
• Male has temper tantrum after Internet shut-off
• State Assembly must pass ‘all crimes’ DNA bill; it’s urgent
• Town names new shared assessor
• ECC to honor Tonawanda’s Bennett at March celebration
• Bee Heard
• Photo
• The Queen City could learn a lot from the Motor City
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Prevention is key to elimination of online crimes
• Juvenile identified in Facebook threat incident
• Mandate relief, Medicaid reform still needed, government officials say
• Community brief
• Tonawanda man sentenced on drug, firearm charges
• Man convicted of carjacking Kenmore woman to remain behind bars after appeal
• Legislators discuss education reform
• Indoor pollutants talk features tale of carbon monoxide poisoning
• Town’s GOP Committee selects Tramont as chair
• Checking out the updates
• Board slashes staffers, sports in preliminary plan
• Bridge work being conducted near Colvin
• Buffalo Bills hire director of construction management
• Study shows optimism in Buffalo-Niagara workplaces
• Curves enhances workout with smart chip technology
• Events
• Canisius College hosts author, creator of ‘It Gets Better’
• Church group creates marital bliss
• Public Notices
• Amherst Symphony plans family-friendly afternoon of music
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Strength forged through struggle
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• Bee Senior News
• Lifestyles ‘Seussical Mu sical’l’ the takes the stage
• Photo
• Garden club features color coordination
• Top-ranked Kosar sets sights on State meets with St. Joe’s
• Sports briefs
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Sweet Home’s depth helps girls win Team Challenge, boys place second at Fredonia
• Tonawanda native named new soccer coach at GCC
• Photo
• Sweet Home girls bowling loses to OP
• Sports briefs
• Sweet Home wrestling sends six to state qualifier
• Winning streak comes to an end for Lady Hawks
• Kenmore West stays hot behind Campbell, Bailey
• St. Joe’s rebounds after rare defeat
• Kenmore East eyes first place in division
• College financial aid assistance available
• Mount St. Mary Academy offering writing workshop
• Ken West Alumni Foundation accepting scholarship applications
• Theatre Guild presenting comedy, magic duos
• Death Notices
• Woman sets off alarm while spraying her legs
• DeGraff provides outpatient wound care
• Kenmore Middle names honor roll students
• Political brief
• Lindbergh Elementary receives nutrition award
• Photo
• Younger audience left in the cold in Sabres broadcasting standoff
• Kenton Center receives community service grant
• Re-imagining our approach to economic development
• Legislature discussion revolving around bullying, bonding and books
• Corrections
• Public transport vital to Tonawanda
• Column does not offer whole story
• NFTA reductions going undetected
• Oil spill might damage aquifer
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Community’s Groundhog Day support appreciated
• Kenmore Mercy Auxiliary donates money to support hospital services
• Photo
• Riverkeeper receives DEC grant
• Citizen’s Police Academy seeking participants
• Town Clerk’s office provides numerous ways to make tax payments
• Photo
• ‘Kenmore Kate’ makes debut, predicts early spring
• For a good cause
• Library makeover complete
• Officer could be fired for alleged misconduct
• Spring is on the way
• Ken-Ton’s PR liaison appearing on daily talk show
• Business brief
• Kenmore resident retiring from music school
• Events
• Medically Oriented Gym: two health benefits in one facility
• Public Notices
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• Ken-Ton Library News
• On the Campus
• What’s Going On
• Hula-hoop class offers well-rounded exercise routine
• Hospital Auxiliary hosting book sale
• Amateur Sports Development Fund accepting applications
• Ricketts, Phillips among winners at NFL Tourney
• Photo
• Junior Sabres to hold ‘Alumni night’
• Sports briefs
• Kenmore West places seven in finals at K-T Tourney
• Photo
• Turners compete at Jacquie Hirsch Memorial
• Greater Buffalo Level 7 girls take first at Jacquie Hirsch Memorial
• Sweet Home teams have successful trip to Virginia
• Klapp keys St. Joe’s win over Lockport
• Greater Buffalo Level 5 girls take fifth
• Sweet Home girls basketball loses to WSW in overtime
• Photo
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Blue Devils pull off monumental win against Wolverines
• Ken-East accepting HOF nominees
• St. Joe’s moves to top with win over Canisius
• DPW notified of concern about dirty street water
• School brief
• Hoops for the Heart event features Mount St. Mary basketball team
• Kenmore West music groups to perform at Kleinhans
• Death Notices
• Bank offering free tax prep services
• NU accepting registrations for Continuing Education courses
• Ken-Ton YMCA hosting youth hoops tournament
• State of the Union: fourth quarter, clock’s running out
• Rejection of Keystone XL pipeline hurts nation hungry for jobs
• Put skills to work with volunteer program
• Families of Flight 3407 planning candlelight vigil
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• State redistricting raises familiar concerns
• Kenmore East hosting indoor garage sale
• Thruway getting added patrols to reduce DWI
• Photo
• Nomination process open for Ken East Hall of Distinction inductions
• Village Groundhog Day celebration set for Thursday
• Community briefs
• Commission requests comment on changes to submetering regulations
• Photo
• Ken-Ton Meals on Wheels director steps down
• Not just any birthday
• Twenty-fifth annual Sleepout to benefit less fortunate
• Redistricting under review
• Chamber to name Board
• AAA hosting “Start Smart” events for parents, young drivers
• AAA adds GM manager to Board of Directors
• Film/Video
• Performance
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• Announcements
• New owners maintain gourmet food shop
• Events
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• What’s Going On
• Workshop
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• Concerts
• Festivals
• Comedy
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• Symphonic
• Art
• Family Activities
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Bee Senior News
• Support that stacks UP
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Photo
• Turners top the podium at Graffiti Invite
• Photo
• Sweet Home cagers earn team win over OP
• Sports brief
• Sports briefs
• Blue Devils place first at Cattaraugus Invite
• Kenmore East dominates in back-to-back wins
• Marauders get another win against rivals from Canisius
• St. Joe’s earns big victory over Aquinas
• Bailey has Blue Devils rolling into first-place showdown with Niagara Falls
• Spots still available for teams at ‘Arctic Blast’ tourney
• Death Notices
• Ken West Alumni Foundation elects Board of Directors
• Photo
• Sweet Home High School Chorale performing at BPO concert
• St. Joe’s athletes help Food Bank
• Kenmore Mercy program exposes youth to health care careers
• Freshman Seminar class axed for Sweet Home High students
• In brief
• Herbert J. Roswell, Kenmore East art teacher
• Gary F. Docteur, Social Security administrator
• Male arrested for DWI after snowbank collision
• Governor’s budget good starting point in holding down spending
• Photo
• Theatre group places War of 1812 at centre of attention
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Woman charged with snowplow fraud
• Interviews underway for shared property assessor
• Five areas seen for improvement in state budget
• Instead of complaining, do something about it
• Town woman’s body found in Warsaw waters
• Johnson reappointed clerk-treasurer
• Community brief
• Village fire loss estimates soar
• HEAP Outreach set for Feb. 7
• Photo
• Improvement Society presenting inaugural Groundhog Day event
• Residents rehash flood, fire company protection concerns
• Air monitors might be shut down
• Battling for position
• Childcare assistance available for low-income families
• Public Notices
• Clothing store kicks off model search
• Photo
• Chamber hosting installation dinner
• Events
• Dance
• Concerts
• Literature
• Announcements
• Kenmore West graduate among community leaders to be honored
• Theater
• Live Local in WNY
• Walking Tours
• Film/Video
• Comedy
• Performance
• Art
• Ice fishing law changes
• Family Activities
• Breast Cancer Network plans quality of life classes
• Seven tips to quit smoking
• On the Campus
• Canisius College presents French film festival
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Bee Senior News
• What’s Going On
• Fostering a legacy of love, kindness
• Kenmore Art Society looking for members
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Mel Ott Little League ready for 2012 season
• Sweet Home girls basketball plays inconsistent at Jamestown
• Winterfest
• St. Joe’s prepares for matchup with rivals
• Bulldogs earn victories over Timon, Oswego
• Sophomores stand out lately for Marauders
• St. Joe’s gets memorable victory over Chinese team
• McDonell eclipses 1,000-point mark in O’Hara win
• Hilbert to host baseball clinic
• Death Notice
• Toy box lifted from curb wasn’t garbage
• Harassment arrest is first of the year
• In the Military
• O’Hara awards honor students
• Website offers college knowledge to at-risk students
• Ken-Ton students posted on Sacred Heart honor roll
• St. John School lists honor students
• Grant to fund college readiness programs
• Jobs, economic development at top of this year’s to-do list
• Correction
• Town should honor business contract
• The groundhog was up early; 10 more months of Romney
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Help police by joining Neighborhood Watch
• Mount St. Mary’s site for Future City competition
• Edison receiving prize for health food creation
• Kenmore Library closing temporarily
• Police called to high school fight
• Photo
• Bishop to mark anniversary of Roe vs Wade at town church
• Clean Air Coalition to teach about information act
• Kenmore Mercy offering free TV and phone services
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Neighborhood Watch group celebrates 30 years
• Man dies in apartment fire
• Resident learns new skill to raise funds for Roswell
• Town man dies in apartment fire
• In brief
• BBB offers resolutions for a scam-free New Year
• Boilermakers recruiting construction apprentices
• Italian food restaurant adds Town of Tonawanda location
• Public Notices
• Events
• A passion for writing
• Bee Senior News
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• Symphonic
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• Workshops/Classes
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• Film/Video
• Art
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• Announcements
• Family Activities
• Up close and personal
• Ladies of the Vine meeting Jan. 17
• Sports briefs
• Marauders suffer second loss of season
• Photo
• Caruana claims Most Outstanding Wrestler award
• Nadeau caps perfect middle school career
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Photo
• Sweet Home’s Gordon breaks school record in 300
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• St. Joe’s knocks off St. Mary’s, Cardinal O’Hara
• Hawks make statement in big win over Lancers
• Pick-up basketball league seeks players
• Death Notices
• Robert W. Schwartz, owned Diamond Den
• William G. Baumler, industrial electrical engineer
• Resident fails to let police trap bird
• Public meeting
• DEC prohibits disposal of electronics
• School brief
• Mount St. Mary hosting Taste of the Town
• Red Cross lifeguarding, water safety classes available
• Photo
• Fiscal responsibility part of budget process
• Erie County government is here to serve you
• Politics are cast aside as changes are being made in Legislature
• New leadership chosen for County Legislature
• Zonta Club seeks award candidates
• St. Christopher’s School names Ken-Ton area honor students
• Slaughter says FDA rule on antibiotic use needs fine tuning
• Dearly beloved, we gather to remember Kodak’s good times
• Marriage licenses
• Coalition to teach about information act
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Safety should be top priority when selecting first responder
• Area’s legislature representatives make up part of Community Enrichment Committee
• Online survey seeks taxpayers input on Ken-Ton School District budget
• On the Campus
• Town police arrest accused home invader
• ‘State of State’ bolsters Buffalo
• Staying in shape
• Donations needed for Ken East garage sale
• Resident requests contract reconsideration for fire company
• Town hosting annual Winterfest celebration
• BBB warns of ongoing email scam
• Business brief
• Gelia promotes Kenmore resident to VP of client services
• WNY Immediate Care opens branch near Kenmore border
• Events
• Public Notices
• S ENIOR NEWS
• What’s Going On
• Concerts .
• Literature
• Live Local in WNY
• Speakers
• Special Events
• Performance
• HOLIDAY
• Comedy
• Walking Tours
• Theater
• Art
• Family Activities
• Recognizing red flags, respect
• School board meeting set for Jan. 10
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS CALENDAR
• Lady Panthers earn consolation win at hoops tourney
• Kenmore West takes Ken-Ton tourney
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• Blue Devils win handily over Lew-Port
• Marauders tie Spartans in showdown of champions
• Determined minor leaguers set sights on NHL
• Racquetball program begins Saturday
• Taste of Buffalo seeks vendors
• Library System offers free eReader downloads
• Death notices
• Male changes his mind after yelling for help
• Concessions contract revoked to reduce town costs, increase revenue
• Elected officials should embrace chance to work together in 2012
• St. Joe’s grad earns FBI leadership award
• Stamp collectors could all find Kenmore
• Spindle items
• Put volunteering at the top of your resolution list
• Photo
• Schofield requests volunteer assistance
• Riverkeeper offering course to study Niagara River
• Photo
• Community brief
• Preservation League seeks historic places
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Christmas Day fight leads to man’s arrest
• Former town residents, museum volunteers release new book about NT
• Traffic Safety Committee awards $3M to counties to offset Leandra’s Law costs
• Parolee sought in investigation of burglary
• Town leaders take oaths of office
• Auditions
• Dance
• Comedy
• Art
• Taste of Buffalo seeks vendors
• Clothing donation drive continues until Dec. 30
• Required training offered to contractors, site inspectors
• Events
• Tonawanda Engine plant reduces energy
• Public Notices
• What’s Going On
• Bee Senior News
• Concerts
• Live Local in WNY
• Walking Tours
• Literature
• Special Events
• Family Activities
• Performance
• HOLIDAY
• Church offering ‘Sharing Shop’
• Hope Chest provides life affirming support to breast cancer survivors
• Ken-Ton schools celebrate titles in 2011
• Friends of Youth seek grant applicants
• YMCA camp registration starts Jan. 2
• Death Notice
• Male stopped by police after dropping off holiday card
• Best of the Blotter
• Driver safety program class scheduled
• WNY wins big with Regional Economic Development Plan
• Here are some things I’m glad happened in 2011
• Emergency response, preparedness classes to begin
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Parents must be vigilant if children go online
• ‘Move Over’ law expands to include highway vehicles
• Sweet Home begins to see results of new literacy plan
• Former Mount St. Mary’s teacher reflects on career
• School brief
• County’s credit rating improves
• Photo
• FAA issues new rule addressing pilot fatigue
• Federal agency fines Tonawanda Coke
• Town board revises senior citizens tax exemptions
• 2011: Fires aplenty and other news that made headlines
• Business brief
• Posters raise domestic violence abuse awareness
• Tonawanda resident creates wedding, party planning company
• Events
• Public Notices
• Bee Senior News
• Scholarships available from Mensa
• What’s Going On
• Auditions
• Concerts
• Theater
• Literature
• Live Local in WNY
• Art
• Symphonic
• Family Activities
• Holiday
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Performance
• Spreading cheer, saving energy
• Towne Players sets dates for auditions
• Kenmore East gets revenge on Flames to open season
• Sweet Home girls hoops lets opener slip away
• Photo
• Adult volleyball, soccer leagues accepting registrations at Southtowns YMCA
• Southtowns YMCA offers co-ed youth basketball
• Monsignor Martin hopes to finish strong in 2011-12
• Amherst-Sweet Home girls hockey team continues to develop
• Sweet Home wrestling returns sectional qualifiers
• Greater Buffalo Level 5 girls compete at Hula Day meet
• Caruana, Blue Devils look to match last season
• Kelly takes home 40th Connolly Cup to cap career
• Leading-scorer Miller returns to lead Kenmore
• St. Joe’s seeks another championship season
• Speech restriction risks adverse effects
• GOP convention might be highlight of the summer
• Out of the Past
• Death notices
• New federal courthouse to be named after ‘Justice Jackson’
• Woman raises concern over missing laundry detergent
• Community brief
• Sweet Home High lists honor roll students
• Sweet Home Middle names honor roll students
• Community brief
• Alzheimer’s Association honors Tonawanda volunteer, supporters
• An equal and opposite reaction needed to balance Washington
• Corrections
• Spindle items
• Make shopping locally your holiday tradition
• Photo
• Town’s toy drive underway
• Deaf parents play active role in school’s theatrical production
• Foundation, Auxiliary hosting decorating contest
• Nonprofit grants available from Sisters of Mercy
• SantaLand open to all county residents
• State offers prepaid cards for tax returns
• An evening with baby
• Town’s plan to sell alcohol has concessions company stewing
• Fire district elections set for Dec. 13
• GM honors employee’s son, military
• Erie County Water Authority approves 2012 budget
• Sabres VP to speak at Chamber luncheon
• Rosa brothers open new furniture store
• Events
• Public Notices
• Bee Senior News
• What's Going On?
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Towne Players hosting auditions for ‘Steel Magnolias’
• Making the cut
• NRTG’s murder mystery encourages audience participation
• Film/Video
• Dance
• Theater
• Holiday
• Art
• Concerts
• Special Events
• Performance
• Family Activities
• Symphonic
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• O’HARA BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
• Healthy Middlebrooks back for O’Hara this season
• Photo
• Smaller Sweet Home boys hoops roster seeks wins, respect
• Sports briefs
• ST. JOE’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
• O'HARA GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
• KENMORE WEST BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
• Blue Devils seek Class AA postseason success
• Hawks have unfinished business to accomplish for 2011-12 season
• New faces join star Agbeko at St. Joe’s
• Community brief
• Death Notice
• Milton W. Ellis, former voice of Sabres
• Man jumps out of vehicle after brakes fail
• Career Center welder named Student of Month
• City of Tonawanda kicking off holiday decor contest
• Sweet Home’s ‘The Apple’ provides food for thought
• Photo
• Community brief
• Budget talks a little different this year
• Time to give thanks for small business in America
• The power of print: Union Leader endorses Gingrich
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• James-Creedon offers ways to assist in pollution fight
• Chiavetta’s BBQ benefits Kenmore native
• Water Treatment Plant receiving new dehumidifier
• Trio of Kenmore East students benefit from rock star’s scholarship
• Tonawanda’s United Way site for HEAP Outreach
• Foundation recognizes Kenmore Mercy Hospital’s ‘angels’
• Photo
• Ken East High School students gobble up hunger
• He’s making his list
• Residential invasions prompt police tips
• Kenmore resident starts community fund
• Public Notices
• Business brief
• Photo
• Better Business Bureau advises on layaway
• Tonawanda’s Moore selected for U.S. Olympic Synchronized Swim team
• St. Joe’s Youth Wrestling Club returns this month
• NYSERDA offers tips on savings
• Events
• Sagasta, Rice have best times at State Championship
• Mistakes cost Marauders in MMA championship
• Winter sports previews to begin next week
• Art
• Bee Weddings Engagements
• Dance
• Comedy
• Performance
• Concerts
• Theater
• Live Local in WNY
• Festivals
• Special Events
• Literature
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• What’s Going On
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Moves, music and motivation
• Book sale set at Kenmore Mercy
• Student candy collection benefits troops
• Good Samaritan Club donates canned goods to food bank
• Re-enactment, Christmas concert tradition continues
• Sweet Home inducts students into honor society
• Richard T. Campana, Food Bank server
• Man cries to store worker over lack of employment
• Community brief
• An antidote to ‘Black Friday’ is right around the corner
• YMCA offering Zumba at Buffalo Rehap
• Out of the Past
• Marriage licenses
• Sacred Heart lists Ken-Ton area honor roll students
• Thruway preparing for busy days
• ‘Experience Counts’ for veterans as they transition to civilian life
• Spindle items
• ’Tis the season for heightened criminal activity
• Hardwick seeks participants for roundtable discussion
• Town leaf clean up continues
• Photo
• Slaughter requests further action regarding justice’s financial disclosure
• Female driver strikes Tim Hortons
• Town woman pleads guilty to fraudulent refunds
• Police anticipate little action on Black Friday
• Photo
• Town gets ready for Santa, decor contest
• Run down
• Sweet Home Board of Education may close elementary school
• Feds charge town man with narcotics possession
• Photo
• In the Military
• AAA names top shops for auto services
• Public Notices
• Disabilities advocacy group honors Kenmore attorney
• Three Ken-Ton vendors to be featured in holiday market
• Tonawanda business named Contractor of the Year
• Former Kenmore fish company closing another location
• Events
• Announcements
• Special Events
• Family Activities
• Performance
• Concerts
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• Live Local in WNY
• Bee Senior News
• What’s Going On
• Kenmore resident acts in college musical
• Bee Weddings & Engagements
• Dance
• Speakers
• Comedy
• Symphonic
• Workshops/Classes
• War of 1812 authority to speak Friday
• Ken-Ton Library News
• CLUED INTO READING
• Hospital Auxiliary hosting book sale
• Pee Wee Wings win Warrior AAA tournament
• Bailey, Kelly named finalists for Connolly Cup
• Sparks place first at Fitness for Kids Cheer Challenge
• Aquinas football pounds Sweet Home in Class A regional
• Greater Buffalo Gymnastics
• SHAQ trio dominating age bracket
• Sabres to hold youth hockey clinics
• Sports briefs
• Cobra Wrestling Academy to offer winter session, season pass programs
• St. Joe’s Youth Wrestling Club returns this month
• Nadeau wrestles at Junior Tournament in California
• Kenmore Jaguars have undefeated modified football season
• St. Joe’s season ends in State semifinals
• Marauders come from behind to stun Crusaders
• Veterans bring history to life at Franklin Middle School
• Mount St. Mary Academy performing ‘Godspell’
• Community Services seeks donations for those who care for disabled
• Bee Heard
• Tonawanda resident waits more than two years to receive Social Security disability
• Death Notices
• Kamp Kiwanis needs your help
• Officer tells resident to leave stray cat alone
• Think tanks should think twice about new regulations
• State must do more to compete for biopharmaceutical jobs
• Voter apathy helped seal fate of Collins campaign
• Ken-Ton student artist honors Board of Education
• Marriage licenses
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Elected officials must strive to be good leaders
• Kenmore Library renovations under way
• Democrats sweep Ken-Ton elections
• District’s summit provides anti-bullying message to pupils
• Community brief
• Thanksgiving meal available to all
• Town adds more items to recycling list
• Prostitution sting results in 10 arrests
• Kenmore Mercy reveals plans for new ER facility
• Community brief
• Photo
• Multiple vendors coming to Premier Gourmet event
• Business brief
• Kenmore dentist offers to buy your sweets
• Events
• Epic Center provides epic amounts of fun at multi-sport facility
• Special Events
• Holiday
• Public Notices
• Bee Senior News
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• Film/Video
• Comedy
• Symphonic
• Art
• Concerts
• Theater
• Live Local in WNY
• What’s Going On
• Bee Anniversary
• Ken-Ton Library News
• The Auslanders
• SHAQ kicks off season with strong performances
• Bulldogs ready for postseason play
• Senior zumba classes offered
• Sweet Home football blanks West Seneca East, 20-0
• Kelly puts on another show through the air for St. Joe’s
• HIGHSCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• Marauders win first League title in four years
• Lady Blue Devils get revenge for loss to Lockport
• Kenmore West goes overtime to beat Redskins
• Anthony F. Perna, barber shop owner
• Herbert A. Hauptman, winner of Nobel Prize in chemistry
• Woman cited for allowing dog to defecate on pole
• Legislature approves funding for helicopter landing pad
• Photo
• Kenmore Mercy Hospital’s Pulmonary Rehab Program earns recertification
• State, local partnerships create better environment
• Photo
• Correction
• Occupy Wall Street lacks the substance to build credibility
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Councilman changes his tune about D.A.R.E
• Food options questioned in Sweet Home district
• Light pole saves memorial signage
• St. Amelia’s School principal among nation’s best
• Kenmore Mercy is site for Drug Drop Off Day
• County Executive candidates’ spokesmen size up debate at St. Joseph’s Collegiate
• Town changes budget to restore D.A.R.E
• Sewer project update topic of public meeting
• Halloween parades, parties set for this weekend
• Air study results show pollutants decreasing
• Kenpo Self-Defense Studio site for anti-bullying presentation
• Ford’s ‘Friendship Express’ program jumps deadline to Dec. 15
• Energy-efficient classroom projects eligible for award
• Cutting edge consultations provide customer satisfaction at Del Monte
• Public Notices
• A & L Decorating offers personal service
• Business brief
• Events
• Symphonic
• Theater
• Art
• Scholarship available for engineering majors
• What’s Going On
• Bee Senior News
• Performance
• Auditions
• Dance
• Family Activities
• Halloween
• Concerts
• Comedy
• Special Events
• Birthday party reservations taken at Paddock Golf Dome
• Ken-Ton Library News
• A ‘green’ Halloween
• Towne Players offers Steinbeck production
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS CALENDAR
• Lady Blue Devils cruise to win against East
• Blue Devils stun Bulldogs in OT
• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Kenmore West HOMECOMING
• Sweet Home rushes for 400 yards in win over Spartans
• Kenmore West completes another perfect season
• Marauders, Hawks fall short in week seven
• Lobdell, Bailey make history as West beats East
• Sports Hall of Fame tickets on sale now
• St. John the Baptist lists events for anniversary
• Ken-Ton School superintendent’s email account hacked
• District website accepting anonymous bullying reports
• Bullying movie brings timely message
• In the Military
• Death notices
• Bee Heard
• Grown males argue over video game ownership
• October marks beginning of budget process each year
• Medicaid cost structure grossly unfair to counties
• ‘Extension’ of light rail a good idea – 25 years ago
• Jamey made a difference
• Out of the Past
• Email hacking wrong regardless of motive
• Two Kenmore men charged as part of drug ring
• Spindle items
• Postal inspectors give advice on staying safe from scams
• Community brief
• MSM students accepting of Rachel’s Challenge
• Town uses grant funds to open Emergency Operations Center
• Town of Tonawanda
• Royalty at West
• Ken-Ton School Board gets look at budget process
• Photo
• In brief
• More trees are coming
• In brief
• Seasonal car care being offered by AAA
• Events
• BBB warns of scams and memorabilia relating to Apple founder’s death
• Tops not affected by fruit recall
• Farm Bureau honors Kenmore politician
• Bee Senior News
• What’s Going On
• — LEGAL NOTICE —
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Symphonic
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• Live Local in WNY
• Walking Tours
• Festivals
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• Halloween
• Family Activities
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• Educational, energetic and ‘electric’
• DeGraff Hospital offers breast cancer screening
• Sports briefs
• Johnson leads comeback for Sweet Home football
• Briggs awarded St. Joe’s Scaffidi Scholarship
• Sweet Home boys soccer gets statement win
• Thunder win first meets of October
• Photo
• Sabres to host hockey clinic for Mite, Squirt, Peewee players
• Blue Devils regaining full lineup
• Lady Bulldogs are golden at West Seneca Invite
• Kenmore East looks to pull upset in rivalry meeting
• Kenmore West clinches Class AA North title
• Offense paces Marauders over Cardinal O’Hara
• Death Notices
• Rocco R. Gonnella, former Ken-Ton administrator
• Caller warns of possible flea bomb fog
• Mondanaro substitutes as principal
• Kenmore Middle students learn dangers of drugs
• Kenmore Mercy Hospital 60th Anniversary
• On the Campus
• Bullying must be addressed by entire school community
• Details of 2012 county budget released
• Downsizing Legislature results in higher savings than anticipated
• Airline industry, special interests still blocking safety improvements
• Call for humanity made by student
• Out of the Past
• A day of reading in pajamas
• Spindle items
• Kenmore Mercy continues to improve its services
• Resident accused of filing false DHS documents
• Tonawanda woman honored for work to end youth substance abuse
• Political brief
• DEC to report on results from air monitors
• Author, former resident shares message of hope
• Kenmore Mercy preps for ER groundbreaking
• Village Board OKs contract with crossing guards
• Uniform addition
• Panel discusses new concussion guidelines
• Seniors have options with health insurance coverage
• D’Aquino named co-chair of practice group
• KeyBank opens newest branch near UB South Campus
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• HIGHSCHOOLSPORTS SCOREBOARD
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• Bulldogs fall short in battle for first place
• Sweet Home football routs Ken East, 52-8
• Marauders win big showdown with Red Raiders
• ‘Bird-watcher’ at bar turns binoculars on passersby
• Bullying movie brings timely message
• MSM plans dinner, concert
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• Why don’t bullies fear consequences?
• Crossing guards keep everyone safe
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• War of 1812 documentary led by WNED production team
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• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
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• Hardwick aids troops through donation to ‘Jammies for GIs’
• Tonawanda government, community groups sign E3 compact
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• Rain washes away East-West showdown
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• Residents encouraged to weigh in on Postal Service changes
• Sweet Home ‘vision’ means lifetime of success
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• School bullying needs to stop; new law to take effect in 2012
• I was bullied in high school, but everyone bullied ‘Bobby’
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• Crisis of bullying, suicide strikes close to home
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• Town man killed in motor vehicle accident on Colvin Boulevard
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• Residents air complaints about Parker-Fries project
• Tonawanda airman finishes third in shooting contest
• Poloncarz blasts county’s upkeep of roads
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• Schools have anti-bullying policies, clubs in place
• O’Hara appoints new principal
• Catch a ‘falling star’ before it vanishes
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• NYSERDA awarded grant
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• Lady Panthers cross country return section champ
• Reuter to be honored at special ceremony
• Twin sisters lead way for Kenmore West
• Youngsters set to lead Blue Devils
• Kenmore West rolls to win over Riverside
• St. Joe’s wins third straight over Canisius
• Town’s ice skating lessons registration dates set
• Groundhog runs inside dance studio
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• Slaughter introduces bill to streamline drug disposal
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• K Cups have become a concession to life in the fast lane
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• Primary election results pin Greco, Ruffino for town clerk race
• Legislator urges public to rally for change
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• Kenmore Rotary hosting ‘Shred-it’ event
• Bills’ Bell bringing Great Sports Race to Kenney Field
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• Improving the town’s environment
• Police arrest two Angels after chase
• Work load still light for 90-year-old Sweet Home woman
• Become at ‘peace’ with finances
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• Blue Devils pull away in second half
• St. Joe’s ready to square off with Canisius
• Catholic Charities hosting adoption seminar
• Canisius College presenting writers series
• St. Joe’s graduate named scholar
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• NU gets OK for new graduate program
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• Correction
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• Securing library’s funding future
• Bringing jobs to Erie County requires site preparation
• Traffic near school is safety issue
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• American Legion Band earns national title
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• Tonawanda man indicted on child pornography charges
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• Slaughter praises northern neighbors for 9/11 assistance
• Political brief
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• Erie County residents needed for driving study
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• Clerk’s office profits from passport service
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• Panepintos return for one more year at Kenmore West
• Broas signs letter of intent with Daemen
• Marauders motivated by tough playoff loss
• Bulldogs win Gary Tocke Ken-Ton Tournament
• Registration underway for Youth Ice Hockey programs
• Sweet Home boys volleyball returns almost entire starting lineup
• Sweet Home blanks Williasmville East in opener
• Quakers, heat overwhelm Blue Devils
• St. Joe’s run over by Little Irish in season opener
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• Book sale set for this week
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• John Zorich, Army Corps of Engineers retiree
• Dorothy M. Flurschutz, longtime Red Cross volunteer
• Male walking in street caught with marijuana
• Rotary honors Tonawanda resident with award
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• Partnerships lead to progress in waterfront region
• Traffic should be the concern
• Child safety is first priority for parents
• War of words pervades race for county executive
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• Four-year-old Chihuahua stomped to death; suspects at large
• Zellner seeking seat in Erie County Legislature
• Candidates vying for primary votes
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Village resident charged in beating, robbing of acquaintance
• County roadwork to begin on Colvin Boulevard
• Color me happy
• BBQ and Blues event to benefit Meals on Wheels
• Coalition gathers ideas from EPA conference
• Spagnolo ready to take charge at Roosevelt
• Dog killed, police looking for suspects
• Book sale gets new location
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• KENMORE WEST FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
• Kenmore East undergoing youth movement
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• ST. JOE’S FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
• Hawks not fazed by competition in Monsignor Martin
• Blue Devils have sights set on Section VI title game
• Pressure mounts for sectional champ Sweet Home
• Kelly, St. Joe’s hope for encore performance in 2011
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• Edwin N. Weis, former GM inspector
• Grieving man told to move out of street
• Neighborhood Watch meeting dates
• Little League receives praise
• District Outreach schedule
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• New school year; new challenges and opportunities
• Creating jobs with common sense
• No buttons, badges or T-shirts for 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Correction
• Troopers get praise for safety checks
• Out of the Past
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• Sweet Home’s concussion protocol is on target
• Town seeks youth hockey players
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• Relief after Hurricane Irene
• Lenihan to maintain committee chairman post
• Aviation Administration finalizes new ice rule
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• New contract crafted for superintendent
• St. Amelia School adds more technology
• Back to School for Tonawanda - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
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• NU accepting registrations for Continuing Education Courses
• Rite Aids to host shingles clinic
• VA selects HEALTHeLINK to participate in pilot program
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• Buffalo Bills’ Demetrius Bell hosts ‘Amazing Dash’
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• WNY Baseball Hall of Fame preparing for 2011 induction
• Buffalo Lacrosse Academy to offer multiple programs
• Farrell brings home medals from Deaf Swimming Championships
• Fall sports previews to begin next week
• Death Notice
• Sylvester Kuligowski, merchant mariner, teacher
• William T. Goss, Ken West history teacher
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• Fire chiefs list scholarships
• Resident complains of noisy Dumpster exchange
• Kudos to buying American-made
• Buffalo kids suffer while Williams walks away
• Out of the Past
• Legacy of shirtwaist factory fire endures a century later
• Spindle items
• Parents should teach children how to cross the street
• Barleyjuice concert to benefit LEAP of WNY
• YWCA provides child care
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• Cardinal O’Hara grad earns scholar award for community service
• County Executive addresses infant safe sleeping
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• Kenmore Mercy first to receive Knee, Hip Joint Commission certifications
• Bills player hosting sports race benefit
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• BBB warns of mystery shopping mail scam
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• Fleet Feet 15K slated
• Ladies Tuesday Golf League holds Nine-Hole, Senior championships
• New Era Diamond Girls to hold tryouts for ‘11-‘12
• Leggio looking forward to chance in Rochester
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• police Blotter
• Rite Aids to host shingles clinic
• St. Amelia lists honor students
• YMCA provides child care
• KED expands ‘F2F’ program with grants
• Biking to ‘break the cycle’
• Kenmore Mercy Hospital honors doctor
• Niagara Junior Power 15U tryouts set
• Bee Heard
• Reflections on county’s 2011 redistricting process
• Wanted: more mandate relief from Albany
• There’s an American car parked in my driveway
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• Mount St. Mary Academy to host music festival
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• Legislature applauded for pressing abatement issue
• Bonaventure provides scholarship in memory of Ken West grad
• Town of Tonawanda Summerfest
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• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
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• Kenmore Police bust two with intent to sell meth
• Thousands without power on Tuesday
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• Forum examines ash borer threat
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• McAuley Residence hosting Chinese Auction
• DEC wants photographs from around the State
• Presidential candidate brings campaign message to WNY
• Tonawanda Youth Rugby Clinics offered at Brighton Park
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• Youngsters take to Brighton Pool for Interpool Meet
• Buffalo Bills’ Demetrius Bell hosts ‘Amazing Dash’
• Shamrocks take proactive approach against concussions
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• Mesi recognized with induction into Buffalo Boxing Hall
• Northtown Tides to hold tryouts
• Vehicle romance reported on Shepard Avenue
• Ethel M. Schippnick, Ken East grad, DOL employee
• Death Notice
• Richard F. Teetsel, past president of Amherst Lions Club
• Meals on Wheels issues challenges after national survey released
• Collins doesn’t help public health
• No politicking in Town Hall
• Overtaxing is no laughing matter
• IDA incentives wrongly granted
• State should halt efforts to deny Seneca Nation’s sovereignty
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• Amended law protects residents, nonprofits
• Golf tournament to benefit Catholic school students
• Legislature calls for release of rodent abatement funding
• National Night Out
• One-breath wonder
• Tonawanda woman pleads guilty to endangerment of choking victim
• Town man indicted in connection with criminal network
• Summerfest activities start today
• Police requiring registration, identification for solicitation
• Paramedics receive new lifesaving drug
• First Niagara acquires HSBC branches
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• Darlene Ceglia’s Dance Project celebrates 20 years
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• Couple celebrate 60 years
• Magnini-Caputa
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• Couple honeymoon in San Diego
• Taoist Tai Chi Society offers classes in Amherst
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• Celebrating an ‘act’ of freedom
• 15U Wilson Farms Wildcats win tournament
• Cobra Wrestling Academy to hold ‘college prospect camp’
• Trench Trophy’s golf fundraiser slated for Aug. 6 at Kis-N-Greens
• Elite Volleyball to hold camp at BNCC
• BNCC to hold volleyball camps
• BNCC to host hoops league
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• YMCA seeks volunteer coaches for Turkey Trot
• Agbeko to represent Buffalo at BCANY Hoops Festival
• South capitalizes on second-half miscues, wins All-Star Football Classic
• Erie County sees job growth
• Town bike patrol officer struck by motorist
• Dual employment review shows county policy violations
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• Nancy K. Ennis, Kenmore Rotary Club supporter
• Libraries trying to adjust programming for teenagers
• Garden Party to support Brothers of Mercy
• Legislator Marinelli voices high hopes for Development Council
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• Ken-Ton students named to honor roll at Christian Central
• Motion detectors bother Mang Avenue resident
• Death Notice
• Amato letter right on target about gays
• Collins’ rat stance not common sense
• Rich must contribute to reduction of debt
• Column resembled Fox News show
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• Volunteer to be a Guardian Angel
• Hospital forgoes serving meat for a day
• WBBZ-TV shoots for local flavor
• Greco announces candidacy for Town Clerk
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• Town resident strives to beat world record
• Tunnel vision
• Kenmore Mercy needs guardian angels
• Christians unite
• Environmental meeting to focus on emerald ash borer
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• Town resident receives service commitment honors
• Reverse raffle to be held at Mount St. Mary Academy
• BBB: Beware cell charges when traveling
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• Slaughter proposes legislation to close corporate loophole
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• BNCC to host hoops league
• Bell holds football camp at Kenney Field
• Trench Trophy’s golf fundraiser slated for Aug. 6 at Kis-N-Greens
• North All-Stars
• Tickets on sale for Sports Hall dinner
• Blue Devils mix with Bulldogs at All-Star Classic
• Farrell defies odds, heads to World Championships
• Cobra Wrestling Academy to hold ‘college prospect camp’
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• Paul J. Brinson, attorney, committeeman
• Joe Malkiewicz, longtime Ken-Ton school teacher, dance instructor
• Youth advised not to use matches in the house
• Kenmore Mercy Hospital needs volunteers
• NYSERDA expands programs for Small Businesses and not-for-profits
• Village resident promoted at AAA
• New laws enacted to protect public safety, health
• Gay marriage right to be allowed
• State spends too much on big biz
• Dug in and defiant, Boehner truly speaks for the House
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• Pollution will still be a problem, but the grant helps
• Police picnic set at Lincoln Park
• Woodcrest’s parking restrictions will remain
• Multiple fires keep first responders busy
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• Education is topic of conference
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• Tonawanda Coke agrees to reduce emissions
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• Better Business Bureau warns others of fake employment scams
• Networking group seek Chamber members
• YMCA appoints town resident as aquatic’s director
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• White claims three events at Junior Olympics
• Fifth annual Gamevision hockey clinic set
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• Terrance tees it up at Ryder Cup Academy
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• YMCA seeks volunteer coaches for Turkey Trot
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• Golf Classic set for Aug. 1
• Photo
• Impact travel softball to hold tryouts
• Coach of the Year
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• NFL player offering free football, cheer clinics
• New York enters ‘Race to the Top’
• Kenmore East posts fourth quarter honor roll
• Ken-Ton area students earn first honors at Canisius
• Bug repellent activates smoke detector
• ECMC improvements have vast benefits
• A‘new start’ for New York State
• YMCA seeks volunteer coaches for 116th annual Turkey Trot
• Bridge or no bridge, Queen City trumps Flower City
• Collins’ actions put libraries in crisis
• County libraries deserve better
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• Scammers will continue to strike if not reported
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• Wolf petitions for town clerk seat
• Can Am weekend bike tour to showcase WNY region
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• Viewing a piece of history
• Aspiring author compiles orphanage research
• Camp sessions still open for enrollment
• Gov. Cuomo signs texting law
• St. Andrew’s School saves with solar power
• Fire rips through village home
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• Elite Volleyball to hold camp at BNCC
• SHAQ’s Boyd sets AAAA times in 100, 200, 400 free
• Black Watch Soccer tryouts set
• McNally Lineman Camp to be held at Sweet Home
• Fastbreak Lacrosse Camp slated for young lax stars
• Homerun Softball to host camps in Buffalo
• Team of the Year
• Hoax email claims to be traffic ticket
• Farry M. Conway, Buffalo Irish Center co-founder
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• Dispute erupts over room cleaning duties
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• Sweet Home Middle names students to honor roll
• Meals on Wheels appoints new board of directors
• Farmers Market presents Kids Day
• Commencement and the Sweet Home community
• A plan to keep library strong, accessible
• There are ways of keeping our libraries viable
• Same-sex marriage has huge impact
• ‘Local bank’ failed to update its ‘business model’
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• Two-sided parking isn’t the problem; it’s drivers
• Schimminger supports Self-Employment Assistance Program
• Students, doctors bring medical assistance to Haiti
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• Ken-Ton YMCA offering youth football league
• NFL player bringing clinic to Tonawanda
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• Erie County disaster program addresses special needs
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• Parking dispute divides Woodcrest Boulevard
• Disabled town woman dies in house fire
• Woman dies in house fire
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• Realty USA offers lifestyle options program for seniors
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• Meals on Wheels elects board members
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• Health Care service aids in independence
• Buffalo Bills’ Demetrius Bell to host football camp
• Blackwell defeated in match play opener
• Hall of Fame golf outing scheduled
• Male Athlete of the Year
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• Forest Lawn Group begins tree inoculation
• Minority Caucus upholds veto of proposed map
• Stolen car recovered in Buffalo
• Local play tells story of Erie Canal
• PEER support phone line now available
• Rapids Theatre to host MS fundraiser
• Weinberg Campus exhibits resident’s paintings
• Discount presale Canal Festival tickets now available at discounted rate
• Summer activities abundant in Kenmore-Tonawanda
• Ken-Ton YMCA offers flag football league
• Two-sided parking is safety concern
• 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
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• Ranzenhofer, state library team up for reading program
• Energetic family completes journey through library system
• Blessed Sacrament to hold Friday concert
• Bill promoting wine, grape industry headed to governor
• Schofield launches walking program
• Schools review bereavement policy
• Celebrating Independence Day
• Clean Air Coalition places second in web video contest
• Tonawanda health care practices join HEATHeLINK
• Berkley Experience Trailer stopping in Tonawanda
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• Garvin-Hemmingson
• Gentle conditioning offered for sore joints
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• Turners take first at Team Cup
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• Williamsville East football staff to conduct camp for area youth
• Tonawanda Stars win Clarence Travel League title
• Golf tournament benefits Kevin Guest House
• Fastbreak Lacrosse Camp slated
• Fall house league soccer sign-ups set
• Co-Female Athletes of the Year
• Sweet Home High School Graduation 2011
• Kenmore East and West high school’s graduations 2011
• George L. Schieder, Marine veteran
• Medicare: a sensible promise worth defending
• DEC launches grant initiative to improve air quality and reduce open burning
• Civil rights, human rights find acceptance in Albany
• Catholic Charities re-elects resident to agency board
• Mount St. Mary’s honors alumnae
• Ken West alumni group awards scholarships
• Legislator donates to Kenmore Kindness
• Woman in bathrobe hangs out in the rain
• Drug dog sniffs out pot package
• Death Notice
• New members elected to St. Joe’s Board of Trustees
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• Naval fleet headed to Buffalo in 2012
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• Democrats endorse Whyte for county clerk
• Assembly, Senate pass law designed to fuel economy
• Saying good bye to high school
• Kenmore Mercy ceremony to pay tribute to military
• Police deem Hale Court house explosion intentional
• Libraries could separate from county
• Home explosion reported on Hale Court
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• Energy Efficiency Training Center schedules classes
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• Town board gives Delaware Avenue zoning changes the nod
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• Sweet Home’s Izard places fourth in pentathlon
• White posts top-five scores at Federation meet
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• Lobdell claims medal at State Championship
• Drunk woman depicts drinking skills for police
• Sweet Home High School Prom 2011
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• Town adding another sewer project
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• A redistricting plan for everyone
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• Group opposes Democrats’ redistricting plan
• District outreach programs slated
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• Nadeau places second at Northeast Regional
• Mistakes sink Marauders in Cup semifinals
• Lineman camp slated for late July
• Lobdell, Maines place first at Sectional meet
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• Kenmore West inducts trio to the “Corridor of Honor”
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• Funding provided for veterans’ job training in WNY
• Five core values guide decision making
• Political games must not delay Legislature’s downsizing efforts
• President’s stance on Patriot Act looks like a move to the right
• Budget voting discriminates
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• GOP names candidate for town clerk
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• Festival set in honor of troops, first responders
• Hardwick donates portion of salary to Little League
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• Tonawanda teen faces felony charges
• Sniffing out operations at coke plant
• Another lawsuit filed against Tonawanda Coke
• Opera-Lytes show is family affair
• Memorial Day 2011
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• Bulldogs nip Panthers, fall to Billies
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• Save the date for ADA picnic
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• Kenmore West names third quarter honors students
• Ken-Ton students dominate ‘Tech Wars’ competition
• Final score: small business-1, big government-0
• Do the math before consolidating school districts
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• County clerk position doesn’t need career politician
• Memorial golf and wine event to benefit Kenmore Mercy Hospital
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• Clarence hires Ken East grad as new leader
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• White takes first again at All Catholics
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• Kenmore West reclaims NFL title
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• E-STOP law purges thousands of registered sex offenders
• Why do we bother to vote on school budgets?
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• Kenmore Mercy to host remembrance service for deceased patients, staff
• Reapportionment hearing set
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• Tonawanda man gets 10-year sentence for child porn possession
• Vacant structure on School Street deemed unsafe
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• ‘Jammin in June’ kicks off next weekend
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• Signs a changin’ in the town
• Ken East wins first baseball title
• Veterans plan Memorial Day observance
• Fallen military man’s family finds strength to carry on
• St. Joe's hosting battle of bands event
• Ken-Ton budget gets voters nod
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• Santa Maria leads Blue Devils over Bulldogs
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• Ken East inducts seven alums into Hall of Distinction
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• Church of the Nativity to present discussion about beliefs of Islam
• Texting-while-driving loophole in state law must be closed
• Adjusting delivery needs to be done
• ‘Remember Ellsworth’ as Civil War anniversaries unfold
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• Forestry Department receiving national award
• Tonawandas Gateway Harbor to host fishing tournament
• Gas prices spur review by attorney general
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• Energy Efficiency Training Center seeks participants for summer courses
• Woman perishes, home destroyed in fire
• Library receives grant for renovations
• Proposed map gets mixed reviews
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• Exchange Club’s travels take them to Spanish city
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• Sweet Home Middle posts third quarter honor-roll students
• Chefs offering cooking tips at Brighton Place
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• Economic Development director has ties to town
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• FEMA agrees: town flood maps need correcting
• Caller makes threats over bad-tasting wings
• Phone scam reported in Kenmore
• Maureen E. Bellia, homemaker and volunteer hairdresser
• Prescription discount cards continue to provide savings
• We must continue to invest to ensure a prosperous future
• Many liquor stores here would close if grocery stores start selling wine
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• Poloncarz: ‘Collins has failed’
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• Sweet Home High posts honor-roll recipients
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• Town’s sustainability initiative enhances quality of life
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• What went through bin Laden’s mind when U.S. pulled the trigger?
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• Drifters homicide suspect turns himself in to police
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• Resident leads college’s Amnesty chapter
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• Bin Laden’s death met by surprise, new questions
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• St. John the Baptist names honor roll students
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• St. Amelia’s names third quarter honor students
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• Two residential fires result in major losses for families
• Vishion seeking election to Town Board
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• State receives added $5.1M in HEAP
• Hundreds ticketed for cellphone use
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• Kenmore East art festival focuses on Tonawanda appreciation
• Audrey M. Foisset, sales clerk, licensed Realtor
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• Legislature passes budget on schedule for first time in years
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• Police Club honors citizens for assistance, support
• Two vie for seats on Ken-Ton board; Sweet Home unopposed
• Anti-texting advocates unite, push for stronger legislation
• Heart issues cause of teen’s death
• Tonawanda group home manager receives state award
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• Tripathi named new UB president
• Legislature secures $70K for rodent control
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• Man dead after stabbing in Kenmore
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• Superintendent hosts bullying summit with students
• Taste of Buffalo accepting scholarship applications
• Tonawanda woman offers guilty plea in DWI with child
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• Accuracy and persistence keys to Louisville environmental fight
• Hundreds honor fallen trooper
• Town to appoint new highway superintendent
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• ECIC, public schools win again at Hoops Classic
• Topolski earns Justinettes’ MVP honors
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• Eel-napping prompts man to consider lock change
• Town approves demolition of vacant homes
• Ken East students to play HSBC Arena for Battle of the Bands
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• More school district employees opt for 2011-12 wage freeze
• Government support is necessary for protecting the air we breathe
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• Census numbers press start button for downsizing
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• Coalition sets meeting with southern air quality group
• Census: Ken-Ton population shrinks
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• SHAQ’s Boyd shatters district swim records
• Ken-Ton wrestlers lead Cobra to title
• Lightning Squirt A wins WNYAHL playoffs and Lightning tournament
• Kennedy resigns, Devlin steps in as St. Joe’s wrestling coach
• Area’s best seniors to clash in tripleheader
• Miller earns First-Team All-WNY girls hockey honors
• Cheektowaga Lions to hold 13th annual doubleheader
• DEC accepting registration for annual outdoors woman event
• Schools participating in annual photo show
• DEC schedules 2011 tree and shrub seedling sale
• Mount St. Mary Academy hosting a night of music, sweet treats
• Franklin Middle School students provide treats for troops
• Ken-Ton administrators’ wages frozen for next year
• Free career fair set for high school students
• Sweet Home senior selected as national youth delegate
• Ken West students host fashion show to support UNYTS
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• Paycheck dispute leads to destructive behavior
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• State budget winds its path to final adoption
• If the Bills should leave Buffalo, the Sabres will fill the void
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• Tonawanda justice seeking re-election
• Supervisor Caruana addresses state of town in annual review
• Minority Caucus opposes dog license fee increases
• GM: Japan’s woes impact engine plant’s production
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• Sewer work moving to Maplegrove Avenue
• Water pressure destroys roof
• Marinelli spearheads resolution to restore rodent control funds
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• "Love Letters" returns to O'Hara stage
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• Inaugural Federation season a success for Kenmore
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• Bowman Showcase slated for April 7
• Caps win House League Bantam championship
• Photo
• Open tryouts for Buffalo Junior Sabres slated
• Kenmore West accepting Hall of Fame nominations
• ECC wins program’s first national title
• Hawks fall in OT in state playoffs
• Bulldogs compete at State Championship
• Edward J. Wolf, safety officer at Roswell Park
• Neighbor eyed in gutter theft
• Coty-Ann Henk, loan supervisor
• Martin remembered for wit as well as scoring punch
• Students, school districts go ‘Face 2 Face’ with addiction
• Mount St. Mary’s lists honor roll students
• St. John the Baptist School joins First Niagara’s School Banking Club
• ECC to construct new building on North Campus
• Ken East guitar player takes center stage at statewide symposium
• School brief
• Ken-Ton School District forum gauges input from parents
• Producer, alum gives speech at Mount St. Mary NHS induction
• Ken West student wins regional Shakespeare competition
• Charter school plans to leave Tonawanda
• Kenmore hockey team praises school board for support
• Celebrating the accomplishments of women
• State Senate passes Recharge NY, UB 2020 legislation
• On the Campus
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• Erie Community College on target with expansion plans
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Family Support Center provides needed services
• Rowles inks resignation notice
• Residents complete school district survey using interactive tool
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• All-girls event focuses on mind, body, soul
• Police search continues for drive-by shooter
• Irish-American Club celebrates 40th anniversary
• Town board backs E3 program
• Center’s services in high demand
• Tramont announces candidacy for town supervisor
• Martin, former member of the Buffalo Sabres, dies in auto accident
• Town police investigating early morning drive-by shooting
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• Realtor association names residents
• Lowe’s join MDA for Shamrocks against Dystrophy campaign
• Wilson Farms customers help ‘Check Out Hunger’
• WNY Chamber Alliance hosts legislative forum
• Kenmore Chevy dealer tops nation’s sales
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• ‘Fire and Ice’ to be theme of Boy Scouts fundraiser
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• sat. 12
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• You can bet on "Guys and Dolls"
• Kenmore West travels ‘INTO THE WOODS’
• SHAQ’s Hayter takes first in five events
• Cirrito wins state championship
• Hawks fall short against Nardin
• Blanch stepping away after 20 years as Ken East coach
• Marauders cap off championship season
• St. Joe’s season ends at hands of arch-rivals
• Bulldogs’ run stopped in semifinals
• Death Notices
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• Benefit slated for Sweet Home High grad
• Shooting suspect turns himself in to authorities
• Unruly teen doesn’t want to get up for school
• Pair charged with swiping car parts
• There is no quick or simple fix to solve district’s budget crisis
• Making progress rebuilding local economy
• ECC improvements will result in savings to Tonawanda taxpayers
• Attacks on powerful unions pitting Americans against each other
• On the Campus
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• Out of the Past
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• UB 2020 revisions should get nod from state
• Financial support from alumni is on the rise for St. John the Baptist School
• Senate approves UB 2020 bill, moves it to Assembly
• In brief
• Tonawanda man makes ‘cool music’
• Tonawanda to host U.S. Synchronized Swimming Championships
• Sewer project meeting slated
• Musicians bring bluegrass to Ken-Ton
• Veterinary Society taps Tonawanda vet for board post
• Tops raises funds for Food Bank of WNY
• NOCO gets noticed for easy-to-use technology
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• First Rite Aid ‘Customer World’ in WNY opens in Tonawanda
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• Congressional Arts Competition seeks artists
• Junior Achievement to host annual Bowl-A-Thon
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• sun. 6
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• sat. 5
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• BEAUTY AND THE BEAST’ roars into St. Joe’s
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
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• Gleason’s has strong showing at Rochester Classic
• Sports briefs
• Regals head to States as top seed
• Level 6 gymnasts fare well at tough meets
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• Missed opportunities haunt Bulldogs in small school final
• Marauders claim first title in three years
• Panthers cannot hold on against Hutch-Tech
• St. Joe’s ready for rematch with Canisius in Cup final
• Bulldogs advance to Buffalo State
• Blue Devils see season come to an end
• Donald D. Blackmon, decorated Army veteran
• Death Notices
• Tarantula taken in theft from town apartment
• In the Military
• In brief
• St. Joe’s names honor students
• Kenmore Mercy doctor joins Williamsville practice
• Agency seeking donated cars to benefit charities
• Take control of ice dams on house
• WNY Chamber Alliance hosts legislative forum
• Cell phone law now carries two point penalty
• Residents encouraged to use FreeFile for taxes
• NU accepting reservations for Student Chef Series
• Orders being taken for tree, shrub seedlings
• Ken-Ton district proud of state report card
• Bee Heard
• County offers variety of tree, shrub seedlings
• Canisius HS lists Ken-Ton honor students
• NU invites teachers to investigate history of Old Fort Niagara
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• Once upon a time, the U.S. had a manned space program
• Teachers receiving special training to boost ELA test scores
• Community brief
• Stop regulators from thumbing their noses at small business
• Ranzenhofer kicks off YouCut Albany effort
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• Townhome project would boost appeal of waterfront
• Legion groups seek donations for families of deployed service members
• HEAP outreach scheduled for Senior Center
• School salary cap proposed
• Neighborhood Watch groups schedule March meetings
• Pothole problem? Call the DOT
• Erie 1 BOCES honors Tonawanda patrolman
• Strike up the music
• School district adding high-tech response tool to public forum
• Anner a co-winner of Oprah contest
• Special use permit on hold for waterfront project
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• NOCO Express donates thousands to Food Bank
• Program to focus on household energy savings
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• ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ to premiere at Ellicott Creek Playhouse
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• Blessed Sacrament marks 50th anniversary of monsignor’s death
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• History museum to offer free admission to veterans
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• Lazewski-Nalbone
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• St. Joe’s advances to MMA final
• Spatzer, Sereday both place first at Sectionals
• Sports briefs
• Momentum shift favors Bulldogs
• Blue Devils, Bulldogs prepare for playoffs after final matchup
• Blanch family looking to extend Bulldogs’ season
• Sweet Home needs double OT to beat Ken West
• Marauders stun previously unbeaten Wolverines
• Death Notices
• Joan R. McCarthy, art, music teacher
• On the campus
• Sweet Home Middle School posts honor roll
• Photo
• Sweet Home High School names honor roll students
• Franklin Middle School lists second quarter honor students
• Loose balloons set off alarm
• Kenton Career Center auto students advancing to national competition
• Governor’s executive budget proposal receives broad support
• National Weather Service offers SKYWARN training
• Corrections
• How street signs are printed is not a federal decision
• Out of the Past
• Room 210: the perfect solution for at-risk students
• Confab allows district, union officials to share successes
• Spindle items
• Governor’s proposal seeks independent redistricting panel
• Kenmore native makes finals in Oprah competition
• Sweet Home District enters social network
• Sweet Home High helps at-risk students succeed
• Climate change affecting ‘bear’ necessities
• Ken-Ton schools face perfect budget storm
• Discount cards equal big savings
• Business brief
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• Events National Grid notes potential wintry weather hazards
• Energy Efficiency Training Center schedules classes
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• On the Campus
• Couple celebrate 60 years
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• Insurance, point reduction class set
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• Sweet Home earns complete victory over Hamburg
• Registration underway for Town of Tonawanda youth baseball and softball
• Sweet Home’s Fusco, Beresford wrestle at state qualifier
• Sports briefs
• West Seneca West football program hosts Jim McNally’s WNY Coaches Clinic
• High School Sports Calendar
• Sereday shines at sectionals
• Photo
• St. Joe’s places first at All-Catholics
• St. Joe’s goes unbeaten during busy week
• Marauders extend win streak to lucky 13
• Blue Devils claim Section VI title
• Photo
• On the Campus
• St. Joe’s students earn scholarships
• Sweets for troops emerge from community service project
• Nutrition & Reiki class set at Schofield Residence
• Death Notice
• Community brief
• Loud shoveling yields complaint
• Bee Heard
• Everyone agrees on need to lower Medicaid costs
• Albany will find it more difficult to raise taxes, fees
• Betrayal by public officials leaves a legacy of shame
• UB presents 15th annual International Women's Film Festival
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Morals, ethics needed in government
• Photo
• History lecture set for Feb. 24
• Polymer site cleanup set to begin this month
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• Political brief
• Kenmore resident appointed to Reapportionment group
• Buick Achievers Scholarship available for college-bound
• Kenmore Mercy Hospital hosting Heart Fair
• Officials offer limited answers regarding future of education
• District reviews cuts in aid, enrollment
• Web exclusive: Tonawanda native resigns from Congress
• Public Notices
• Tonawanda Realtor named state association’s VP
• Look to local merchants this Valentine’s Day
• Events
• New laboratory patient service center opens in Kenmore
• Green Buffalo expands product line
• Jazz singer to perform at NRGT Playhouse
• What's Going On
• On the Campus
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• The Parent Nework
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• Sports briefs
• Tonawanda Lightning clinches regular-season title
• Photo
• SHAQ hosts 12 and under meet
• St. Joe’s Kelly named a finalist for Old Spice Player of Year
• Marauders set record at All Catholics
• Sports briefs
• High School Sports Calendar
• Panthers send four to sectionals
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Will East boys basketball sweeps Sweet Home
• Win streak continues for St. Joe’s
• St. Joe’s runs win streak to five
• Offense carries Bulldogs to nine-straight wins
• Bulldogs maul Wolverines
• Charter school accepting applications, hosting open house
• Applications available for Preserve New York Grants
• Photo
• Kenmore woman pleads guilty in drug trafficking case
• Political brief
• Photo
• Kenmore man driven to run after leg amputation
• Obituary Policy
• Death Notices
• HEAP Outreach set for Feb. 9
• Frederic C. Schwab, WWII veteran, draftsman
• Bad dreams prompt call
• Making the most of winter in Erie County
• Communication with residents is crucial to gaining results
• Correction
• Cuomo’s road trip inspiring, yet lacks concrete solutions
• Photo
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Governor addresses budget, restoring economy in area visit
• Are school districts becoming too cautious?
• Village allowing window signs for businesses
• Quartets ready to sing songs of love
• Fire district appoints board members, elects officers
• Photo
• Cats, rats top Town Board talk
• Town applies for funds to repave roadway
• Ready for love
• Board selects new library director
• No charges filed in suspicious package case
• Police continue search for suspect in shooting
• Public Notices
• NAWBO focuses on communication
• New Yorkers encouraged to file taxes electronically
• Events
• Oracle Junction reaches its final chapter
• Senior News
• What's Going On
• Theatre Guild’s show to feature magic and comedy
• Kenmore Mercy hosting Heart Fair
• On the Campus
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• (Happy New Year)
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Sports Briefs
• Blue Devils expect strong results at NFL meet
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Sweet Home keglers blank South
• Kronies League to begin play in Kenmore
• BNCC to host volleyball, wiffle ball tournaments
• Sweet Home hockey improves Fed standing
• St. Joe’s picks up two big victories
• Price sets Western New York record
• Sweet Home’s Gordon, Izard win at RIT
• Sports briefs
• Kenmore West earns top honors at Ken-Ton Tourney
• Monsignor Martin remains the class of Federation
• Medaille to host winter basketball program
• Blue Devils fall again to Wolverines
• Canisius College to present 2011 Contemporary Writers Series
• Roosevelt Elementary paints pinkies for good cause
• Ken-Ton superintendent to host ‘Leadership Linkage Series’
• School, union officials to attend national education conference
• Student Sleepout set for this weekend
• Kenmore West High School gets go-ahead on IB Programme
• St. Amelia names honor students
• Governor proposes state budget
• Bee policy on obituaries
• Community event
• Death Notices
• Ed Tato, longtime railroad worker
• Introducing IB; attending conference a big deal
• Regulatory relief from D.C. or White House lip service?
• Remember War of 1812 for the peace that followed
• Photo
• Frances W. Esmonde, homemaker
• HEAP Outreach set for Feb. 9 at senior center
• Bee Heard
• Balloons set off alarm
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Here’s how to increase traffic to your Ken-Ton business
• Lawmakers support president’s message
• Young at heart: Kenmore resident celebrates milestone birthday
• Ken West alumni group elects new officers, seeks award candidates
• YMCA seek rock climbing participants
• Students urged to complete FAFSA early
• Senior nutrition program needs volunteers
• Gaughan targets State Senate, Assembly for downsizing
• LaBella Associates discusses findings of brownfield study
• Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda School District will be closed on Feb. 2
• Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda School District will be closed on Feb. 2
• Web exclusive : Police investigating suspicious package
• Police searching for pair who stole purse
• KVIS plans fundraiser to fight dissolution
• Photo
• Chilly weather causes school delays
• Public Notices
• Driver safety program coming to Kenmore
• Installation dinner and awards ceremony set for Thursday
• Kenpo offering free self-defense lesson for women
• Town resident joins Fidelis Care
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• New ownership, same service at Brighton Optical
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• The Buffalo Soup-Fest
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• Marriage licenses
• Town of Tonawanda Senior Center
• What's Going On
• ‘Music Man JUNIOR ’
• Level 6 girls take second place at Hirsch Memorial
• Photo
• Bisons U12 girls hockey ranks fourth in the nation
• Marauders knock off Quakers, win 14th game of year
• Photo
• Photo
• Speedster Gordon breaks section record in 55 dash
• Sweet Home girls hoops knocks off Starpoint
• Thunder takes home Monsignor Martin title
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Cabin Fever program to be held at Eastern Hills
• Bulldogs prevail in East-West battle
• Blue Devils push win streak to eight games
• Sweet Home High School’s CDEP team makes presentation
• Walter N. Arenz, teacher, WW II veteran
• Death Notices
• Gerard C. Miller, longtime National Fuel employee
• Catherine S. Freer, art teacher, librarian
• Retrieval of fabric softener leads to laundromat alarm 
• Ken-Ton School District needs drivers
• Community Foundation’s scholarship available
• NY Senate passes cap on state spending
• Hand and foot canasta: more than a silly name
• State of the State addresses key issues
• Kenmore Mercy joins nurse-led initiative
• Reapportionment Committee should fear the gerrymander
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Binge drinking needs to stop
• Slaughter’s office changes location, expands services
• Forum will focus on redeveloping Brownfields
• Risk management program: PERMA rep cites corrective actions ‘‘
• Kenmore Fire Department estimates 2010 fire loss
• Activities guide available through Hardwick’s office
• Activities planned for Catholic Schools Week
• Area mourns loss of Ken West grad, town employee
• Police seeking suspect in morning shooting
• Symphonic
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• Chamber plans luncheon, trip seminar, dinner
• Federal grant awarded to Affordable Housing
• First Niagara awards mentoring grants
• New doctor joins Riverview Chiropractic
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• WNY Biblical Storytellers set to present at Church of Nativity
• Keeping your resolution to get fit? HERE’S HOW
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• Better Business Bureau says ask about gym memberships
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• Energizer seeks inspired, inspiring in online contest
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• Theatre Guild presenting Broadway-style singing concert
• What's Going On
• NU to host live music series
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• Sports briefs
• Complete effort paces Sweet Home over South
• High School Sports Calendar
• St. Joe’s wrestling has up and down week
• Photo
• Sweet Home bowler Kaminski rolls perfect game against WSE
• Five-game win streak comes to an end for St. Joe’s
• Bulldogs win Canandaigua Classic
• Town of Tonawanda Winter Festival
• Kenmore West wins Alden Duals
• St. Joe’s riding six-game win streak
• Blue Devils streaking heading into rivalry showdown
• In the Military
• Conservation tree, shrub seedlings available
• Political brief
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• Police nab man on multiple burglary charges
• Bee policy on obituaries
• Death Notices
• Dominic A. Schiedo, railroad engineer
• Irene Goldberg, WW II veteran, nutritionist
• Arthur E. Cosgrove, former fire chief
• Charles L. Reiser, Korean War veteran, railroad engineer
• First ever Soup-Fest comes to Buffalo
• St. Joe’s names first honors students
• Mount St. Mary Academy seeks award nominations
• St. Amelia School lists honor students
• Photo
• Verbal dispute results in foot injury
• ‘Wing King’ flocks to Kenmore East
• In brief
• County getting ready to draw the lines
• Tough decisions are ahead to move state in right direction
• Ignorance is not bliss in today’s racial relations
• Fundraiser receives community support
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Bee Editorial
• County Legislature seeks members for reapportionment committee
• Legislature planning committee reassignments listed
• Lawmakers unite to assist UB 2020
• Tax return deadline extended to April 18
• FBI agent to talk on cyberbullying, ‘sexting’
• Committee trying to boost parental involvement
• Rowles to retire as town employee
• Winterfest begins Thursday
• Winterfest begins Thursday
• Hardwick donates to Ken-Ton Meals on Wheels
• On the Campus
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• Rite Aid encourages weight loss with inspiration from ‘The Biggest Loser’
• Better Business Bureau revisits top scams of 2010
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• Well-known dealership president/CEO to speak at Chamber luncheon
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• thurs. 13
• Family Activities
• What's Going On
• Couple mark 30th anniversary with dinner gala
• Library News
• Rochter Fest
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• Boys Swimming
• Cardinal O’Hara to host cheerleading competition
• Sweet Home turns corner at Ripley tourney
• Bulldogs get revenge on Lions
• Photo
• Sweet Home girls bowling defeats South
• St. John’s undefeated in Bishop Kmiec league
• Photo
• Sweet Home modified swim team improves to 3-0
• Sports briefs
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Cardinal O’Hara putting together impressive season
• Marauders step up to earn Simon his 200th career win
• St. Joe’s reaches double-digit wins
• Bulldogs have strong start to 2011
• Death Notices
• Gloria M. Larson, elementary teacher, Army veteran
• Country Day School hosting open house
• Woman reports former tenant uses her shower
• Kenmore Middle crowns Geography Bee champion
• Ken-Ton schools observe moment of silence for shooting victims
• Musician joins manufacturer to create guitar line
• Save on YMCA memberships in January
• Students develop traditional Native American housing
• Tech program expands at area high schools
• School brief
• Ken East students to raise funds to build school in Afghanistan
• Zonta Club seeks award candidates
• A vision for the future amongst the realities of the present
• Let local governments control Medicaid spending
• Unfinished business: job creation, making tough choices in 2011
• Parents need to learn to ride the technology wave
• Correction
• Photo
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Bee Editorial
• Resident upset over graffiti in town
• Sweet, frozen treat unites couple
• Environmental activist plans visit to kick off inaugural fellowship
• Photo
• Kindergarten, pre-K registration begins
• Paying it forward
• Reform
• Man wanted on several warrants sought by police
• Libraries’ new winter hours
• Canal Side Realty merges with HUNT
• Business brief
• New state law clears air on rebates
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• Buffalo Trim keeps men looking sharp
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• In brief
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• Widow makes T-shirt QUILT; patients remember
• Blue Devils spilt two at Colpoys Tourney
• Sweet Home rallies over O’Hara
• Sports briefs
• Lady Panthers lose frustrating tourney final
• Marauders, Bulldogs compete over winter break
• Blue Devils shut down Bulldogs to claim tourney title
• St. Joe’s impresses in Rhode Island
• Kenmore West looks to rebound from rough weekend
• Empire State Games top sports news in 2010
• Lovisa R. Anderson, environmental activist
• Joan M. Cookfair, nursing professor
• Man denies treatment after requesting first aid
• Tech savvy UB students help disabled vets talk, surf the Web
• Sweet Home Middle names honor roll students
• NU accepting registration for continuing education courses
• Death Notices
• Cardinal O’Hara lists honor roll
• NYSDOT offers safe driving tips
• Kenmore Middle posts honor roll
• Celebrating town’s anniversary to be a highlight of 2011 A
• Newspapers still valuable to majority of Americans
• Belmont Housing receives $100K grant from Bank of America
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• State delayed on noting town’s risk management issues
• Town events listed for five-day Winterfest
• Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month
• Ford offering vans to nonprofits
• Photo
• Town Board appoints committee members, plans meetings for 2011
• THIRD PLACE
• Town cited for inadequate risk management
• Hardwick schedules district outreach meetings
• Changes at the libraries
• Ken-Ton Chamber offers May trips to Panama and Poland
• Events
• Energy efficiency training classes start in January
• Holiday charities should be researched
• Public Notices
• On the Campus
• Towne Players sets casting call
• What's Going On
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• COMEDY
• HOLIDAY
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• Live Local in WNY
• Family dinner marks 30th anniversary
• Senior News
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• Community leaders share resolutions for 2011
• Lady Panthers take step forward
• Moore comes up clutch for Blue Devils
• Collective effort paying dividends for Bulldogs
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• St. Joe’s tops St. Francis, St. Mary’s in eventful week
• Marauders seek identity; East and West prepare for Ken-Ton Tourney
• Photo
• News briefs
• Village of Kenmore resident, filmmaker earns professional achievement award
• “The Polar Express” told to students in special way
• Ken-Ton grads return home to mentor high school music students
• Cat activates emergency alarm
• New traffic law aims to protect law enforcers
• Death Notices
• Donald J. Perry, president of Tonawanda Jaycees
• John M. McKee, lawyer, Navy veteran
• William L. Miethaner, microbiologist
• Best of the Blotter
• Federal tax agreement could start the job engine
• Turn out the lights; the party’s over
• Smokers offered assistance in quitting
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Bee Editorial
• New rules will help ensure airline carrier disclosure
• Glendale students use technology on journey of exploration, cooperation
• Cheaper hydropower for businesses
• Sweet Home board members spar over Code of Conduct
• Legislature OKs $3M for libraries
• Fun on the hills
• Stories that made headlines at the end of the decade
• Success leads to increased roster numbers for Sweet Home
• What's Going On
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Photo
• Sweet Home cheerleading teams win competitions
• Photo
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Kenmore East wins Barker Tournament
• Marauders win three straight; prepare for Spartans
• Runners qualify for sectionals at Buffalo State
• Start of season delayed for Kenmore East, West
• Woman falls asleep at pharmacy
• House decorating winners honored at board meeting
• Police seize 100 marijuana plants from Kenmore home
• District launches Web page to strengthen connection with community
• St. John the Baptist names honors students
• Photo
• Longtime bishop recalls history while celebrating 75 years in priesthood
• In the Military
• Kenmore Mercy staff honors two associates
• Photo
• Brighton Place membership now free
• State, county on prowl for drunk drivers
• Photo
• Senior News
• In the Military
• Couple honeymoon on three continents
• Guiding Eyes for the Blind needs volunteers to care for puppies
• Tips for cooking Christmas dinner
• We thank residents for their support
• Public Notices
• Holiday church services
• Tax bill signed into law
• Festive home
• GM Employees called back to town plant
• Dance
• Family Activities
• Special Events
• Live Local in WNY
• Darren Frost: messenger to the Gods
• Announcements
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• Holiday
• The Wizards of Winter
• 2010 was a year for progress; more to come in the new year
• Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus embodies future of WNY
• County executive race between Hochul, Collins would be grand
• Buffalography: Images of Western New York
• Art
• Ken-Ton trio listed to honor roll
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• ‘Tis the season not to complain
• Events
• Hildebrand named Goodyear’s plant manager
• Wilson Farms raises $28K for Meals on Wheels
• Consignment shop owner is charity-minded
• Bee Heard
• 12 Days of Christmas contest
• Blue Devil gridders honored by Section VI
• Sports brief
• Hoover Middle wrestler undefeated to begin season
• Monsignor Martin undefeated to begin inaugural season
• What's Going On?
• Boys Hockey
• Snow delays start of St. Joe’s wrestling season
• Bulldogs ready to swim with NFL’s best
• Bowling season underway for Ken-Ton schools
• Blanch collects 300th career win
• Road rage incident leads to arrest
• Hospital employees enter wrong home
• Death Notices
• Robert F. Rung Jr., owner of Riverside Furniture Store
• Collins issues 154 vetoes to prevent property tax increase
• Drumming and laughing through holiday grief
• Photo
• Flight 3407 families, legislators urge DOT to enforce airline safety provisions
• DEC creates online program to catch code violators
• Losing it: Aquatic and Fitness Center presents weight-loss program
• In brief
• YMCA providing aqua cinema
• Brighton Place receives grant to fund programming
• Teacher earns national honor while battling breast cancer
• Ring tradition continues at Cardinal O’Hara
• Broadway Market’s holiday fair offers specialty goods
• Senior News
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• Fan Fest
• Public Notices
• Meals on Wheels urges neighbors to help elderly
• Police chiefs, county officials demand funding for 911 services
• Kenilworth branch hours restored
• Concerts
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• Holiday
• Hamilton Elementary students enter first lady’s food contest
• Benjamin Franklin honors students
• Hoover lists honor roll
• Art
• Performance
• Film/Video
• Boys & Girls Clubs boosts tech program with cable company funding
• Culturals not ‘select group of individuals’
• Majority seeks support for budget amendments
• Out of the Past
• No bailout warranted for failed New York City OTB
• Cor rection
• Political unrest needs to vanish from American landscape
• Spindle items
• Project CITE makes for a great resume builder
• Better Business Bureau warns of deceptive ‘free heater’ advertising
• Events
• Surgical Associates celebrates 35 years in Western New York
• What's Going On?
• High School Sports Calendar
• Lady Panthers seek balanced lineup
• Sports briefs
• Sweet Home boys hoops in transition mode
• Bulldogs look to rebound from disappointing season
• Youth movement underway at The Mount
• Blue Devils rebuilt for 2010-11
• Mel Ott, Connie Mack merge
• Sagasta breaks sectional record as Blue Devils swim at states
• Kenmore West girls have big shoes to fill
• Marauders out to avenge early elimination
• Glowing eyes, smoke seen
• NRTG to present “You Can’t Take It With You”
• New Buffalo Impact offers Free comprehensive energy audits
• Ken East food drive supports Food Bank of WNY
• Fashion students design, create wedding dress
• Kenmore East High School named International Baccalaureate candidate school
• Buffalo Bills owner donates $1M to Kaleida Health
• Red Cross offers winter safety tips
• Hospital associates ‘deck the halls’
• St. Joe’s collecting food for Warming House
• Photo
• Town approves sick day donation
• Post office ready for holiday rush
• BOCES honors resident for 25 years of teaching
• Library News
• Senior News
• Church brings Nativity scene to life
• ‘ We Need a Miracle’
• Pair arrested following drug sale
• Legislature should focus on residents
• ‘Anti-war’ not best term for protestors
• Public Notices
• Help ‘Stick it to Cancer,’ raise funds for organizations
• Rowles reminds residents to get leaves to the curb
• Man in red
• Travel organization’s fundraiser to benefit Dugan family
• Auditions
• Concerts
• Symphonic
• Art
• Live Local in WNY
• 14th Annual Student Art Sale
• Speakers
• Film/Video
• Family Activities
• Comedy
• Special Events
• Holiday
• A Christmas Carol
• Theater
• Sweet Home posts honor roll students
• Enjoy some holiday fun in the town and village
• Give, and then see your dollars used locally
• Feedback from friends, foes touches both sides of political aisle
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Spindle items
• Business briefs
• Events
• BBB: Budget for holiday expenses
• Kenmore Mercy physicians receive prestigious award
• Bee Heard
• What's Going On?
• Photo
• Bulldogs earn Class A North football honors
• Bisons 14U hockey wins Hocktoberfest Tournament
• Gray signs National Letter of Intent
• TREO Fitness to hold free ‘Turkey- Busting’ workouts
• Tonawanda USBC Inducts 5 Into Hall of Fame
• Photo
• Kelly makes name for self during championship season
• Thunder roll to quick start
• Woman with high blood pressure calls police
• Using homegrown talent, theater group offers live production of Christmas classic
• Ken-Ton schools incorporate Thanksgiving feast into classroom learning
• State selects Ken-Ton School District’s counseling plan as top choice
• Partnership brings gifts to needy WNY children
• CO detector awareness month is near
• ‘Being an American’ essay deadline approaches
• Towne Players seek performers
• GM to host open house events in 2011
• Photo
• Elementary scores studied at Sweet Home
• Open enrollment available for Citizen’s Police Academy
• Town starts toy drive to benefit area’s youth
• Photo
• Giving Thanks
• Wzontek-Chapin
• S enio r New
• Public Notices
• Kenmore Avenue project details to be unveiled
• Winter Empire State Games are back on
• Zonta Club of Kenmore celebrates 85 years of service
• Senior News
• Concerts
• Art
• Live Local in WNY
• Symphonic
• Performance
• Film/Video
• Comedy
• Special Events
• Family Activities
• Theater
• Correction
• Photo
• School brief
• Our district has much to be thankful for this year
• We ’re working together to accomplish reform
• There’s plenty to be thankful for this year in Western New York
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• ESG cancellation triggers greater loss for New York
• Events
• Better Business Bureau gives shopping tips
• Photo
• AAA develops training class for parents of teen drivers
• Judy’s Landscaping joins National SnowCare for Troops movement
• Empire State Games back on schedule for 2011
• Hoover Middle School presents three performances of "Mulan Jr."
• What's Going On
• Photo
• Photo
• SHAQ’s Hayter dominates swim meet
• Level VI girls kick off gymnastics season
• Photo
• Blue Devils show improvement in 2010
• Sweet Home, Maryvale share Class A boys soccer title
• Sports briefs
• Photo
• Hawks beat Lancers to win sixth straight title
• Photo
• Sweet Home’s 36-game win streak ends
• Kelly leads St. Joe’s to first title since 2006
• Man suffers hallucinations
• Obituary Policy
• Death Notice
• Police Academy seeks citizens
• E. Joan MacCleverty, library clerk
• Legislator Hardwick invites seniors to a holiday shopping trip
• Jefferson Elementary honors Vietnam War veterans
• Town police checking for seat belt usage
• Tonawanda accepting applications for holiday lights contest
• Kenmore Mercy Knee & Hip Center earns five-star award
• Restaurant collects, distributes supplies at Holmes
• KVIS seeking wreath donations to decorate village
• Coalition extends deadline for fellowship applications
• Photo
• Falling down the rabbit hole
• Public Notices
• Patriot Guard provides relief for grieving families
• Marauders, Hawks win MMA championships
• Symphonic
• Art
• Live Local in WNY
• Performance
• Symphonic
• Art
• Live Local in WNY
• Performance
• Speakers
• Concerts
• Comedy
• Film/Video
• Speakers
• Family Activities
• Concerts
• Special Events
• Comedy
• Theater
• Film/Video
• Family Activities
• Special Events
• Theater
• On the Campus
• Public hearing on budget a success
• Working together, our voices will be heard in Albany
• Solving state’s problems starts with viable plan for fiscal stability
• Photo
• Photo
• Out of the Past
• Spindle items
• Generosity is great but we pay taxes for a reason
• Events
• In brief
• Schaffer Kennels boasts quality pet accommodations
• Better Business Bureau advises on temp jobs
• Bee Senior News
• ROCK IT TO STOCK IT
• Man killed at DuPont identified
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Sports briefs
• You have to ‘Re-Imagine’ to save the libraries
• Tours
• In manuscript contest, UB grad has publication on the line
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Protect identity as ATM ‘skimming’ grows
• Film/Video
• Ken-Ton teacher concludes research project in Big Easy
• Tonawanda Squirt team places second in Cleveland Tournament
• NU promotes Kenmore resident to planner post
• Performance
• Town approves use permit for recycling center
• Lund’s first career goal puts Sweet Home in Class A final
• Better Business Bureau warns of telephone charges
• Concerts
• MSM placement exam set
• Blue Devils claim Class AA co-championship
• Events
• Live Local in WNY
• Ken East actors learn ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’
• Big second half leads to Panthers’ rout over South
• Niagara Regional Theatre Guild finds new home on Ellicott Creek Road
• Symphonic
• Police seeking male in robbery case
• Hawks, Lancers meet again for League A title
• Work begins on Legislature downsizing
• Family Activities
• Ken East club creating film for community group
• St. Joe’s advances to League AA title game
• What’s going on
• Presents for patients
• Dance
• Local incumbents at state level stay in office
• Coffee, bagel request results in trip to ECMC
• Hoover Middle School football team has undefeated season
• Board opposes cuts in county’s proposed budget
• Special Events
• Slaughter re-elected, loses key role in House of Reps
• Death Notice
• Photo
• Tanker explodes at DuPont; one person killed
• Art
• Tonawanda strip club owner purchases Cheektowaga club
• Mount St. Mary’s Sullivan impresses at All-Catholics
• Explosion reported at DuPont
• Theater
• S enio r New
• Domenic J. Paladino, Chevrolet employee, World War II veteran
• Rice takes first in butterfly for Kenmore West
• Legislature downsizing a victory for taxpayers
• ROCK IT TO STOCK IT
• Ken-Ton Y to host Wii Olympics
• New Era men’s baseball defends World Series crown
• Legislature downsizing is a must; redistricting will be a challenge
• 'I'll be HOME for Christmas'
• Pair arrested following vehicle break-ins
• St. Joe’s announces 17th Annual Sports Hall of Fame inductees
• Don’t forget to thank a veteran
• Writer’s tea party beliefs are false
• City of Lights Chorus to perform ‘Daze of Our Lives’
• Kenmore West displays young talent at Sectionals
• Out of the Past
• Public Notices
• Library News
• Kenmore West finishes eighth at Sectionals
• Spindle items
• Speakers
• Women’s Respite Program offers relief to the stressed
• Police seeking male in robbery case
• Cuomo takes lead in governor's race
• Cuomo takes lead in governor's race
• Family Activities
• Senior News
• Nicholas R. Lask, Kenmore East graduate, avid golfer
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Dance
• Library News
• Hunting, fishing licenses available at Town Clerk’s office
• St. Joe’s to hold youth wrestling club
• Special Events
• ‘White, pink and blue’
• HALLOWEEN FUN!
• Photo
• Art
• Tea party doesn’t represent America
• Boys & Girls Clubs gives awards; inducts new officers
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Theater
• Public Notices
• Greater Buffalo Youth Orchestra opens 52nd season
• Sweet Home’s DelSignore wins ECIC II
• Public comments encouraged as part of budget process
• Elections results on the Web
• Community brief
• Tonawanda USBC to induct five into Hall of Fame
• Election winners should proceed with caution
• Reunited via the Internet
• Edison Elementary teacher takes troubles to the weights, earns national lifting records
• Blue Devils well rested for playoffs
• Out of the Past
• Attorney discusses impending toxic tort against Tonawanda Coke
• Student artwork dedicated to Ken-Ton School Board
• Photo
• Spindle items
• Film/Video
• St. Joe’s seeking principal; Scott continues as president
• Kenmore West on roll entering semifinals
• Web meetings can lead to happy endings
• Auditions
• Village Green is site of Veterans Day ceremony
• Sports briefs
• Dash’s Markets gives back to community
• Comedy
• Turning back time
• Sweet Home beats McKinley, faces South for Class A title
• ‘Step Up to the Plate’ campaign to benefit Meals on Wheels
• Performance
• Kenmore West students to perform ‘Bad Seed’
• West, East bow out in opening round
• AAA Insurance seeks scholarship applicants
• Speakers
• Kenmore resident drumming up funds for veterans program
• Marauders face rivals in MMA semifinal
• ‘Cherish the Day!’ with natural healing
• Live Local in WNY
• Erie County announces HEAP eligibility guidelines for 2010-11
• Blue Devils’ run ends in semifinals
• Events
• Symphonic
• Talented student-athlete receives Scaffidi award
• Gas station experiences two attempted robberies
• What’s Going On
• Hofert Jewelers celebrates 81 years in business
• Concerts
• Niagara Regional Theatre Guild to present “12 Angry Men”
• Death Notices
• Bulldogs close out 2010 season
• Wha t’s Going On
• Holiday
• Feature story rekindled memories
• Leaf collection to begin in earnest
• Blue Devils, Bulldogs prepare for playoffs
• Foreign language teacher earns state leadership award
• Public Notices
• Sweet Home inducts juniors to honor society
• Sweet Home closes out ECIC II 9-0-1
• Freshman seminar, sequencing get good grades from faculty
• Fire halls providing Halloween parades, parties
• Puppets bring disability awareness to Hoover Elementary
• Marauders add scoring to strong goaltending
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Voters to decide local, state races
• Brighton Place to hold 6th annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser
• Sports briefs
• Exercise your right to vote Nov. 2
• SPOOKY
• Ken-Ton-based band auditions for ‘America’s Got Talent’
• Park senior caps memorable year with second-place finish at All-Catholics
• Out of the Past
• Film/Video
• Better Business Bureau warns against identity theft
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Spindle items
• Concerts
• MEET THE CANDIDATES
• Kenmore West wins Grand Island Tourney
• Support your local library
• Live Local in WNY
• A play is born: Ken-Ton residents to perform in ‘The Blue Rose’
• Marauders take positives from Ohio trip
• Sweet Home Distinguished Alumni WALL of Fame
• Symphonic
• Police issue parking ban reminder
• Blue Devils advance to Class AA semifinals
• National Grid contributing $275,000 to Heating Assistance Fund
• Art
• County Library System prepares for cuts in county funding
• Mother, daughter fight over pair of shoes
• Photo
• Speakers
• Former St. John student on mission to rebuild orphanage
• George Markarian, international banker
• Resident promoted to bank’s VP
• Theater
• Senior News
• In the Military
• Events
• Tours
• Marriage licenses
• Ken-Ton Family Y schedules Halloween spooktacular
• Surgical Supply to move into new Delaware Avenue development
• Family Activities
• Couple celebrate 60 years
• Performance
• On my honor
• Explorer Post open house to be held
• Special Events
• Bee special section story misleading
• NU accepting reservations for student chef series
• Bee Senior News
• What’s Going On
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• O’Hara presenting meat raffle fundraiser
• District conducting technological survey to enhance teaching methods
• Local bands to battle at Mount St. Mary Academy
• Holiday
• S enio r New
• Josephine Corbett, former employee at WKBW Radio
• Theater
• Golden Anniversary
• Library News
• On the Campus
• McLeod provides court with integrity
• German exchange students at Kenmore East, West
• Renovated Convention Center a great attraction
• Public Notices
• Ken-West musicians set date for can, bottle drive
• Stop Medicaid’s wasteful spending, fraud and abuse
• Lawmakers push airline leaders to stick with 1,500 hours of training
• Mount St. Mary students receive AP Scholar swards
• Wha t’s Going On
• Paladino is the most entertaining and dysfunctional candidate ever
• Nine-year-old introduces newspaper for area youth
• District conducting technological survey to enhance teaching methods
• Sports briefs
• Out of the Past
• Ken East grad cooks up lifetime of achievements
• Photo
• Kenmore East caps undefeated season
• Spindle items
• Literature
• Hardwick to host Senior Services ‘Connects’ program
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• Get checked for breast cancer today
• Tours
• Bee editor learns from SWAT team
• Sports Brief
• Events
• Symphonic
• Sweet Home Middle principal charged with alleged DWI
• Sweet Home beats Niagara-Wheatfield, extends win streak to 33
• Business brief
• Concerts
• Nearly half a million cut from town’s tentative budget
• Sports briefs
• Chamber to offer perks as part of anniversary package
• Live Local in WNY
• Photo
• Sweet Home clinches first league title since 1995
• Chipotle fundraiser encourages food costumes
• Classes
• Potential budget cuts overshadow Legislature’s library grant approval
• Bulldogs turn attention to sectionals
• Touched by an Angel creates heavenly home care experience
• Performance
• EduKids site for seat check
• Kelly leads Marauders over Hawks
• Special Events
• Citizens United for Justice set meeting to track sickness
• Blue Devils miss chance to win division
• Film/Video
• Photo
• Unknown person urinates on office window
• What’s Going On
• St. Joe’s grad to be inaugurated as Canisius College president
• SHAQ’s Boyd earns national ranking
• Advisory group hires Kenmore resident
• Special Events
• Mothers of Twins
• State Assembly candidates battle over campaign contributions
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Better Business Bureau warns of online offers
• Theater
• Public Notices
• Community brief
• Hawks, Marauders set to clash on Saturday
• Events
• Kenmore East Homecoming 2010
• Residents hear Parker-Fries update
• Sabres to hold hockey clinics
• Master Khechen School of Tae Kwon-Do marks two decades in WNY
• Hoover Elementary prepares for reading events
• District, teachers’ union OK contract
• Veterans Day concert to feature American Legion Band
• Sweet Home rolls over Grand Island, 34-6
• Bee Heard
• Mount St. Mary open house set to explore the decades
• Majesties
• Community event
• St. John’s claims parochial league title
• Administrators help elementary students ‘Read for the Record’
• Legislature downsizing vote on hold
• Clerk’s Office extends hours for tax collection
• Bulldogs making push with strong second half
• Partnerships help district meet needs of students, community
• Television
• Photo
• Lady Hawks dress in pink for a cure
• Proposed budget unveiled with no tax increase
• Tours/Walk
• Village approves early retirement incentive for Kenmore employees
• West bests East in rivalry showdown
• County executive proposes ‘honest’ budget
• Symphonic
• Kenmore native sponsoring event to benefit area youth
• Cats block building entrance
• AAA to host travel show at Classics V
• Dance
• Erie Canalway Photo Contest winners awarded
• Bee policy on obituaries
• Memo to Cuomo, Paladino: Stop personal attacks, stick to issues
• Comedy
• Town Clerk’s Office accepts passport applications
• Death Notices
• Out of the Past
• Live Local in WNY
• In the Military
• Robert L. Shaver, first Sabres’ photographer
• Spindle items
• Concerts
• S enio r New s
• Library Hours
• Spindle items
• Festivals
• YMCA Turkey Trot online registration available
• Library News
• Downsizing: Let the voters decide
• Family Activities
• Couple celebrate 70 years
• Photo
• Wha t’s Going On
• United Way kicks off annual fundraiser
• Holiday
• Couple honeymoon in Curaçao
• What’s Going On
• Correction
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Holiday
• Town receives state grant for record keeping
• Sports briefs
• Grant money reduces costs of Parker-Fries project
• Performance
• In the Military
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Cor rection
• Festivals
• “Food, Glorious Food”
• Photo
• County needs different approach to budget cuts for cultural groups
• Tours
• Bee S enio r New s
• Tocke defeats old team in ‘Kills for Cancer’ game at Kenmore West
• Out of the Past
• Symphonic
• Dancers Give Back
• Marauders stun Crusaders
• Spindle items
• Live Local in WNY
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Cab driver spots drunk youths on roof
• Bee Editorial
• Film/Video
• Marriage licenses
• Community group gathers crowd for health survey
• Business brief
• Concerts
• Make new memories with The 2nd Chance Prom
• Walk to raise awareness about childhood speech disorder
• Resident receives promotion to specialist
• Family Activities
• Taking on the Chicago Marathon
• School district focuses on Internet safety
• Wha t’s Going On
• Events
• Dance
• Erie County needs a ‘watchdog’
• Residents weigh lawsuit options
• BNCC to host volleyball tourney
• Baby formula recalled due to possible insect contamination
• Special Events
• Pro-choice isn’t a choice at all
• Police say lock your doors
• Bulldogs begin season with healthy squad
• BlueCross BlueShield kicks smoking off campus
• Theater
• Public Notices
• Pair of teens arrested in connection to burglary wave
• Hawks soar over Lancers to continue winning streak
• On the Campus
• Register to vote by Oct. 8
• KVIS awarding prizes for decor
• Sweet Home plays sloppy in homecoming win
• Medical secretary training available
• Royalty
• PET BLESSING
• Sweet Home Sports Hall of Fame enshrines eight
• Sweet Home High School Homecoming 2010
• Day care teacher charged with drug possession
• Supervisor proposes $91.8M budget
• Buffalo Bisons 14U girls take opening tournament
• School event
• Test shows Tonawanda Coke main source of benzene emissions
• Kenmore Mercy opens new SleepCare Center
• Kenmore West undefeated heading into season’s second half
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Bee senior News
• Cardinal O’Hara dedicates baseball field during homecoming ceremonies
• Room for improvement seen in summer school
• Public Notices
• CACWNY creates fellowship to educate for healthier environments
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Rebuilding our economy means helping small businesses
• NFTA under fire for officers ‘double dipping’
• AAA to offer defensive driving course at Ken-Ton Chamber
• Sports briefs
• Paladino, Cuomo need to reach beyond regional bases for support
• Rats being forced out of Ken-Ton
• Woman charged in accident involving teacher’s death
• Kenmore East announces Hall of Fame Class of 2010
• Out of the Past
• Homecoming royalty
• Town board halts creation of recycling center
• Tocke faces former team for first time
• Spindle items
• Lawsuit filed against Tonawanda Coke
• TO THE MOON
• Flames tame Bulldogs in Wounded Warrior Project game
• Spindle items
• Festivals
• Fashion show to feature designer winter wear
• Kenmore West looks to make statement in Division I
• Spindle items
• Performance
• Tonawanda GM facilities hosts first Community Day
• Bee Editorial
• Special Events
• Bee S enio r New s
• Ken-West’s Meetze picks up 100th career win
• Parade of Homes to be offered this weekend
• Concerts
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Blue Devils see success against rivals
• Better Business Bureau advises caution on gutter cleaners
• Live Local in WNY
• ‘Miles for Megan’ benefits new mother with leukemia
• Bailey ties record in Ken-West rout
• Events
• Film/Video
• Marriage licenses
• Davis powers Hawks over Tigers; showdown with Lancers is next
• Chamber of Commerce office site for business loan seminar
• Family Activities
• Couple honeymoon in Colorado Springs
• ‘Skittles’ breaks up a fight
• Fit Physique’s new class will teach social dance moves
• Symphonic
• Take Off Pounds Sensibly Club Inc.
• Samuel W. Sadowsky, enjoyed painting, photography
• Ken-Ton students create partnership with General Motors in Tonawanda
• Theater
• Debate is necessary in governor race
• Ken West honors military trio at assembly
• What’s Going On
• Kenmore West High School Homecoming 2010
• Nonprofits must file tax returns
• HELPING OTHERS
• Wha t’s Going On
• Community brief
• Dugan coverage was well done
• Town police to launch initiative targeting domestic violence
• Volunteers sought to help decorate the village
• GM welcomes neighbors for meet and greet
• Family Activities
• Research is needed when voting
• William Leacy, fire company member for 70 years
• Wha t’s Going On
• St. Joe’s schedules open house
• Help Fresh Air host inner-city children
• Death Notices
• Sweet Home swim team experience youth movement
• Ken-Ton School Board of Education honors calendar crew
• Public Notices
• ‘Operation Hang Up’ in effect until Sept. 23
• Baseball field dedication ceremony to be held at Cardinal O’Hara
• Treasured Ken West teacher killed in crash
• Ken West community says farewell to teacher
• Kenmore resident, chef wins local cooking competition
• Sports briefs
• Community strength helps district cope with tragic loss
• Speakers
• Paladino, Ranzenhofer defeat opponents
• Lauer anchors St. John’s over St. Greg’s
• New standards, proposals to improve public safety
• Performance
• Clerk’s office provides tax payment options
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• Paladino prevailing in primary provokes political ponderings
• Live Local in WNY
• ‘Remembering 3407’ to be shown on Sept. 30
• RUNNING WITH THE PACK
• Out of the Past
• Dance
• Ken-Ton GOP nominates Longo for Tonawanda Town Justice
• Rebuilding process underway at Mount St. Mary’s
• Spindle items
• Concerts
• New activist group seek answers, hoping to gain results from health study
• Sports briefs
• Bee Editorial
• Symphonic
• Village Desserts, P&R closes
• Youth will be served at Kenmore West
• Business group endorses Schimminger
• Theater
• Bee S enio r New s
• RETURN TO SENDER
• BBB warns about satellite TV providers
• Comedy
• Erie County Program saves taxpayers $500,000 in five months
• Kenmore West looks to replace All-American Dressel
• Events
• Tours
• Walkers raise money and awareness for fatal genetic illness
• Dugan honored by Kenmore West family
• Better Business Bureau warns against modeling scams
• Art
• Roswell Park attains nation’s top honor for care
• Blue Devils’ late heroics pull out victory on emotional day
• Above & Beyond Event Planners create A-list celebrations
• Festivals
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Canine allegedly silenced with tape
• Bee Heard
• Special Events
• New Beginnings...
• Joseph Piscopo, basketball coach at Neumann High School
• Kenmore West sets early dismissal for Monday
• What’s Going On
• Death notice: Dugan, Brian C.
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Bee Senior News
• Kenmore West plans tribute following tragic accident
• O’Hara student getting low for world record
• The budget process begins
• Live Local in WNY
• Tonawanda woman arrested on Leandra’s Law violation
• Kenmore West expected to be among best again in NFL
• UB must continue to be a model for the next generation
• Speakers
• Kenmore Mercy earns honors for surgical practices
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• New state taxes, fees force some to postpone retirement plans
• Festivals
• Worldwide Travel Staffing tops growing business list
• SAND STORM
• Out of the Past
• Theater
• GM hosting Electronic Recycling Day
• Improvement expected for Blue Devils, Bulldogs
• Spindle items
• Art
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Sweet Home dominates East, 54-0
• Bee Editorial
• Workshops/ Classes
• Dreams to Memories to hold fundraiser
• Hawks rebound in a big way
• Events
• Symphonic
• Ken-Ton Library News
• BOOK SIGNING
• Business brief
• Tours
• Bee S enio r New s
• Crow escapes fighting match
• O’Hara student getting low for best world record
• Wegmans, United Way implement fundraising campaign
• Family Activities
• BPO plans benefit concert for Food Bank
• Death notices
• Wha t’s Going On
• Labor Department warns New Yorkers about online employment scams
• Special Events
• Family Promise of WNY ®
• Hardwick to hold District Outreach meeting at Senior Citizen Center
• Kenmore West football program earns big honors after big win
• Ranzenhofer named Guardian of Small Business
• School event
• Public Notices
• Flight 3407 families want more from FAA pilot fatigue proposal
• Dentist to offer free services for one day
• Mandatory alcohol, drug use meeting set for parents
• Town approves digital billboards along highway route
• BAC offering Zumba options
• Sweet Home boys golf continues rebuilding
• Established eye care facility hires new doctor
• Ken-Ton BOE president sets meetings with parent organizations
• O’Hara student getting low to best world record
• Riverkeeper seeks volunteers for Shoreline Sweep
• Galvin leads St. John’s to win in opener
• University at Buffalo
• New law being considered to prohibit bird feeders
• Woman charged after young child left in vehicle unattended
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• School event
• Film/Video
• Marriage licenses
• SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
• O’Hara sets dates for open house
• Concerts
• KVIS sets schedule for September meetings
• Bogdanets named AMCC cross country runner of week
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• Building projects completed in time for 2010-11 school year
• Comedy
• Community brief
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• Sweet Home District sells land for park expansion
• Symphonic
• Realty USA to benefit Cantalician Center
• Sweet Home boys soccer all grown up
• Your tax dollars at work during summer
• Performance
• Waterfront billboards unite communities
• Panepinto sisters lead Kenmore West
• Decent arguments delivered during early bar closing deliberation
• Live Local in WNY
• Riders hope to ‘Break the Cycle’ of domestic violence
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S SCOREBOARD
• New state cigarette tax appears to be factor in a spike in crime
• Concerts
• Primary elections set for Sept. 14
• Mel Ott girls travel fastpitch softball tryouts slated
• Out of the Past
• Theater
• Kenmore Mercy spices up its menu
• Marauders seek return trip to state playoffs
• Spindle items
• Classes
• Community brief
• Tocke switches from East to West
• Bee Editorial
• Speakers
• TIMED FINISH
• Panthers tame Bulldogs, extend win streak to 27
• Wilson Farms expands discount offers for AAA members
• Festivals
• Theatre group sets days for season’s performances
• Blue Devils stun NT to kick off 2010 football season
• Events
• Art
• UB mounts Artpark retrospective
• Drug deal witnessed near bowling alley
• Padovano Concrete and Construction gets job done right the first time
• Family Activities
• Public Notices
• Howard E. Amy Jr., World War II veteran
• Special Events
• Fire causes approximately $850K in damages to business
• Charles J. Funke, principal, area football chairman
• Students, parents advised on loan options
• Police seek man involved in carjacking incident
• Boys & Girls Club of the Northtowns hosting reunion
• AWARDS
• Back to school
• Ken-Ton’s Transportation Department adds call center
• Deck-Miller to serve as president for Mount St. Mary’s Board of Trustees
• Authority zings Ying’s with license revocation
• IN MEMORY
• Bills, M&T Bank look to honor teachers
• Film/Video
• Legislators hint at budget woes for 2011
• Wha t’s Going On
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Travers Collins & Company hires town resident
• Auditions
• Gym etiquette part of town’s Crash Course program
• O’Hara seeks sixth straight league title
• Business brief
• Performance
• Couple hold reception at Kleinhans Music Hall
• New coach, QB, headline changes at St. Joe’s
• Better Business Bureau warns college students about identity theft
• Special Events
• National Drug Take-Back Day
• Man not drunk, just choking
• Events
• Tours
• Public Notices
• J. Mark Mogavero, Olympic gold medalist, probation director
• Family Care of WNY moving into new village development
• Festivals
• Open house to showcase homeownership opportunities
• Registration open for caregivers class at Schofield
• Lee outlines plan to boost companies’ global competitiveness
• Family Activities
• Simpson to retire as UB president
• Kenmore Mercy helps violist get back to making music
• Schimminger receives business award
• Community Education Department offering new course for writers
• One last splash
• FUN WITH NEIGHBORS
• School brief
• Water pollution
• BUS SAFETY
• Holmes Elementary hosts retreat for teachers
• Symphonic
• Sweet Home sets tax levy, reviews state test results
• Canisius College presents ArtsCanisius programs
• Literature
• ROADBLOCK
• Welcome freshmen:
• Film/Video
• First class:
• Town improves bond rating; addresses rodent concerns
• Concerts
• Eggs sold at Tops not affected by recent recall
• Wha t’s Going On
• Budget outlook for teacher centers looks bleak in New York State
• Theater
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR
• Out of the Past
• Art
• Bee S enio r New s
• Kenmore East, West look for improvements in 2010
• Spindle items
• Live Local in WNY
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Bee Editorial
• Comedy
• Community brief
• Pressure builds for state champion Sweet Home
• Transportation: Ken-Ton School District preps kindergarten, new students for bus rides
• Entertainment
• Events
• Auditions
• Diamond raffle to benefit BPO
• Teen refuses to drive late at night
• SafeLink offers plans for low-income residents
• Art
• In the military
• Death Notices
• Assemblyman, trade experts to host export workshop
• Classes
• Ken-Ton Library News
• William H. Schmidt, art teacher, WWII veteran
• Frank’s Sunny Italy food is the real deal
• Festivals
• Bee S enio r New s
• Red Cross seeks volunteers for Ombudsman Program
• Special Events
• United in the fight
• Department of Labor launches new job search site
• Family Activities
• Public Notices
• Kenmore Mercy doctor offering free presentation for pain sufferers
• Ken- Ton schools establish meal policy
• Enter tainment
• New credit, gift card rules protect consumers
• District administrators prepare for opening day
• Town postal carrier charged with selling drugs on the job
• Boat Harbor sets closing date
• Recent ratings bring optimism for 2010-11 school year
• Rats! They’re back in Ken-Ton
• UNYTS seeks help in winning Pepsi Refresh grant
• Transportation:
• Police station updating security
• Kenmore Avenue roadway repairs planned
• Wha t’s Going On
• Federal Medical Assistance Program will help all residents
• Comedy
• Town appoints new justice, attorney
• Fall sports previews to begin next week
• New laws increase protection for infants, toddlers
• Theater
• Details uncertain in year-old murder case
• Publish sports scores in The Bee
• Talk show host’s choice of words isn’t about free speech
• Film/Video
• Ken-Ton residents earn awards for creativity
• SWIMMING FOR A CAUSE
• Out of the Past
• Tours
• Town dedicates Veterans Memorial expansion
• Mel Ott Little League sets tryouts for travel fast-pitch softball teams
• Spindle items
• Concerts
• Couple celebrate 60 years
• Hulbert chosen as preseason co-Player of Year
• Bee Editorial
• Live Local in WNY
• Marriage licenses
• Criqui reflects on lessons learned at St. Joe’s
• Bee Senior News
• ‘Dating is a Drag’
• Kenmore Avenue restoration project meeting scheduled
• National Hearing Aid Service
• AAA members offered back-to-school savings
• Ohio teen convicted of manslaughter in death of Tonawanda man
• Political brief
• Knights of Columbus boasts wide range of accommodations
• Holy Angels Academy Board of Trustees elects officers
• Stepping up
• Home safety act mirrors Amanda’s Law
• Ken-Ton Chamber offers host of benefits to businesses and community
• Welcome to Ken-Ton:
• New provision of Leandra’s Law in effect
• Hofert Jewelers offers jewelry, diamonds and more
• Ken-Ton schools receive IT upgrades
• Next in charge:
• Erie County SPCA offering free rabies clinic
• Darlene Ceglia’s Dance Project receives national acclaim
• Career & Technical Center hosts program for charter school students
• Auditions
• RECOGNITION
• Stay healthy with Best of Health
• O’Hara student demonstrates support for smoke-free community spaces
• Performance
• Town set to host celebration to honor Golden anniversaries
• Wha t’s Going On
• Legislature completes budget, but adds more fees, taxes
• Workshops/Classes
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Stars reclaim NT Classic title
• National Enquirer still tabloid trash
• Concerts
• Marriage licenses
• Sports briefs
• Out of the Past
• Live Local in WNY
• Wedding announcement guidelines
• Town of Tonawanda Start Smart programs begin in September
• Spindle items
• Theater
• Caribbean cruise follows Island Park reception
• Lady Blue Devils sweep Connie Mack Tournament
• Bee Editorial
• Festivals
• Pair honeymoon in Fiji
• Leggio signs on with Sabres
• Events
• Art
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Female teen told to clean up park bleachers
• Tops announces product recall
• Special Events
• Bee S enio r New s
• Death Notices
• New overdraft rules for debit, ATM cards take effect
• Family Activities
• In the Military
• Summer fest
• Assemblyman earns high scores in Business Council voter guide
• On the Campus
• ‘Dating is Drag’ a
• Youth Center seeks applicants for afterschool program
• NYSEG and RG&E launch program to help small business customers save energy
• School board approves rifle range restoration
• Public Notices
• What’s Going On
• Bee Heard
• Ken-Ton amends Project SAVE policy
• Teens receive jail time in ATM case
• Town using grant funds to improve public library system’s offerings
• The big show:
• Riverkeeper volunteers assist with Tonawanda Creek cleanup
• MOMS Club offers support for stay-at-home caregivers
• Drop in consumer spending impacts county budget
• Field Day Festivities
• County deemed ready to weather storms
• Getting finances in order will show if lessons have been learned
• Symphonic
• YWCA Tonawandas providing child care program
• The good, the bad and the ugly of the state’s $136 billion budget
• Theater
• CERT sets course dates for September
• Out of the Past
• Concerts
• Ford helps transport Boys & Girls club members
• Spindle items
• Live Local in WNY
• Community brief
• Bee Editorial
• Workshops/Classes
• Leukemia & Lymphoma Society seeks members for Team In Training
• Wha t’s Going On
• Community brief
• Film/Video
• DoDriver to warm up crowd at KISS concert
• Sports briefs
• Ken-Ton Chamber seeks golfers for tournament
• Festivals
• Summerfest activities schedule
• 10U Travel Baseball
• Residents encouraged to support area businesses
• Art
• Town to host dedication ceremony for Veterans Memorial expansion
• Bulldogs maul Yankees to claim Grasshopper title
• Dentist to offer free services for one day
• Special Events
• Stocker slams Schimminger for Assembly’s blocking passage of UB 2020
• Blackwell posts top-five score at BDGA Invitational
• Tonawanda businesswoman named to Buffalo Rotary’s Board of Directors
• Family Activities
• Bee S enio r New s
• Mudd’s 5K, Fleet Feet 15K runs slated
• Events
• On the Campus
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Nasca tabbed to lead St. Joe’s baseball program
• Back-to-school jump-starts fundraising season at Applebee’s
• Hoover Middle names fourth quarter honor roll students
• Marriage licenses
• Dog treat, tomato discovery angers resident
• Public Notices
• O’Hara lists honor roll students
• Writers’ group...
• Monsignor Robert C. Schwab, principal
• NYPA awards Tonawanda firm with project contract
• Out of the Past
• Tours
• Bee S enio r New s
• Effecting change
• Wha t’s Going On
• Spindle items
• Performance
• Drums Along the Waterfront planned for Sunday
• Legislators promise continued support for aviation reform
• NFL Hall of Famer Kelly pays visit to St. Joe’s
• Bee Editorial
• Festivals
• Ke n - To nGarden Garden Tour
• Inspiring a legacy
• St. Joe’s Klapp receives David Gibbons Award
• Walmart presents annual backpack drive
• Special Events
• Law enforcement help is appreciated
• Slaughter backs implementation of free preventive care services
• Kenmore East announces Hall of Fame Class of 2010
• Payment Assistance available through National Fuel
• Family Activities
• Senator’s remarks just partisan politics
• Community brief
• Wildcats win 14U tourney
• Events
• On the Campus
• Public Notices
• Police Department embarks on dog census
• Sports brief
• Better Business Bureau: beware work-at-home scams
• St. Joe’s lists honor students
• Family activities on tap for town’s Summerfest
• Yankees take Mel Ott league title
• BREAKING NEWS: Water main break causes early dismissal at Kenmore Middle
• Christian Central honors local students for academic honors X
• Decisions, decisions
• St. Christopher Church’s LobsterFest
• Ken-Ton athletes help Invaders stake claim as Buffalo’s best
• OVERSEAS
• Forty-plus workers return to GM Plant
• Kenmore Mercy recognizes dedicated volunteers
• Lady Blue Devils take Finger Lakes Tourney
• St. Christopher names honor roll students
• Tonawanda Coke, environmental control manager charged with Clean Air Act violations
• Tonawanda family trains guide dog for the blind
• PURE GOLD
• Kenmore West High School names fourth quarter honor roll students
• Announcements
• KPD first to offer online accident records
• 15U A-Turf Titans excel at showcase tourney
• Holy Angels’ SAGE Team earns World Cup competition awards
• Theater
• SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Kus to enter NYSPHSAA Hall of Fame
• Ken East students earn academic honors for fourth quarter grades
• Film/Video
• Bee Weddings Engagements
• South wins defensive battle on interception return
• Junior Achievement of WNY names Ken-Ton ‘School District of Year’
• Symphonic
• Bringing Suzuki Strings to Buffalo
• Religious rant causes ongoing dispute
• Solar energy law brings exciting opportunities to town
• Concerts
• In the Military
• Anthony R. D’Alba, longtime employee at Trico Products Corp.
• Citizens’ groups should help educate voters on dissolution
• Live Local in WNY
• Ken-Ton Library News
• Preschool Storyhour
• Family Fun Nights
• Dynamite Middles
• Toddler Time
• Klub Kaboom
• Toddler Time
• Veterans Park Fall Festival
• Gateway Harbor In-Water Boat Show & Event
• A Taste of Tonawandas
• Haunted Harbor

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