After months of deliberations and compromises, the design committee for the new Center Street fire station for the East Aurora Fire Department reached a unanimous agreement. More...
Can you obtain a business use permit for a vacant lot? You can in the Town of Elma. After much deliberation last night, a business use permit was issued for Seasonal Nursery owner Bryan Young for the land at 90 New Bullis Road. More...
Jessie Roland-Bystrak, a volunteer firefighter for the East Aurora Fire Department, was recently featured in a national award-winning ad campaign for The Firemen’s Association of the State of New York. More...
In his recent editorial addressing the City of Buffalo’s gun buyback program, Mr. Sherman clearly states that the gun buyback should not be considered a political or campaign issue. More...
Eighth-graders at East Aurora Middle School heard firsthand accounts about the pride, dangers and camaraderie that come with serving one’s country. More...
All events (except where indicated) are held at the Town of Aurora Senior Center, 101 King St., Suite A. For information on any programs, call 652-7934. Every Week More...
The Bee’s Leisure & Recreation special section, published May 15 and 16, incorrectly listed the hours for PurseSona, located at 4790 N. French Road, East Amherst. The hours are 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday and Friday; 10 a.m.-7 p.m. More...
A rtist and Vietnam veteran Ralph Sirianni, 64, has come to understand that life, much like art, is ever changing and shaped by personal perspective. More...
With about six weeks remaining before the close of the Appeal 2013 in support of Catholic Charities of Buffalo, the annual campaign has raised more than $10.2 million in cash and pledges, or 95.6 percent of its $10.7 million goal. More...
The East Aurora and Iroquois school districts will not have to return to the drawing board as both districts’ 2013-14 budgets were approved by voters on Tuesday. East Aurora’s $29.9 million budget passed with a 782-306 vote. More...
Memorial Day for many marks the unofficial start of summer. Families enjoy the day off from work as they picnic and barbecue, relaxing and sharing time together. More...
LOCK IT UP — I am a trusting person to a fault. I always tend to see the good in people, sometimes overlooking the bad at the risk of my own safety. More...
The Social Security Administration recently announced the most popular baby names for 2012. Michael and Sophia topped the New York State list, although shorter names appear to be the wave of the future. More...
East Aurora Friday, May 10 While checking businesses around Main Street based on attempted burglaries, police found fresh pry marks on the door of a Main Street business. The business owner was informed. Tuesday, May 14 More...
Iroquois baseball coach Marv Matteson tried just about every possible lineup this season in a bid to stimulate some offensive prospects, but his efforts weren’t enough as the ninth-seeded Chiefs were eliminated from the Section VI Class A brack More...
East Aurora ace pitcher Ian Allen made sure that the Blue Devils would live to play another day in Monday’s Section VI Class B-1 playoff opener, as he hurled a complete game two hitter with 16 strikeouts to guide his team past Maryvale, 8-1. More...
Iroquois’ girls lacrosse team bounced back from a pair of tough losses to win its final two games of the regular season, as the Lady Chiefs closed out their 2013 campaign with a one-sided 15-6 conquest of Springville on May 13. More...
Open prayer scheduled at Wesleyan Church Open prayer will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. every Thursday at the East Aurora Wesleyan Church, 364 Main St. For more information about the weekly event, call 536-5692. Donations accepted at New Paths Center More...
thurs. 23 Spit at Spot — Open mic poetry night hosted by Brown Sugar, 7 p.m. Thursday, May 23, at Spot Coffee, 227 Delaware Ave., Buffalo; Free. 818-3739 More...