Blue Print for Business: Student-led company assembles students of all skill sets
by JUSTIN SULLIVAN
Editor | February 2, 2023
In classroom C-114 at East Aurora High School hangs a sign with a famous Don Wilder quote, “Excuses are the nails used to build a house of failure.” It is...
East Fillmore Bridge closed, deemed unsafe
by JUSTIN SULLIVAN
Editor | February 2, 2023
The East Fillmore Bridge in the Town of Aurora will be closed until completion of construction to repair deterioration of a section of the bridge. The bridge is expected to...
Catholic Charities sets Appeal 2023 goal at $9.5M
by EMILY STOLL
Clarence Editor | February 2, 2023
With the launch of its 99th annual Appeal, which funds services for people of any (or no) faith and various...
WNY trail organization welcomes new board president
February 2, 2023
Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail started the new year by announcing leadership changes for the nonprofit organization. Deb Fenn, one of...
New law expands defibrillator accessibility in fitness facilities
February 2, 2023
Assemblymembers Monica Wallace and Michael Norris have announced the enactment of her legislation to expand access to lifesaving AED devices...
Equal Rights Amendment to be on ballot in New York in 2024
February 2, 2023
New York State Sen. Sean Ryan and the Senate Majority approved the second passage of the Equal Rights Amendment to...
Early struggles play role in EA boys hoops’ setback
by JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports reporter | February 2, 2023
East Aurora boys basketball coach Chris Koselny is a firm believer in the importance that the little things play in...
Longtime Iroquois rifle supporter surpasses $100K in donations
Coach: ‘Sport would not exist at Iroquois’ without Judge William Boller; recognition planned at team banquetby JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports reporter | February 2, 2023
When it came to his high school athletics career, the only shots Judge William Boller took were on the basketball...
Short-handed Chief cagers nearly take down Eagles in week’s lone contest
by JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports reporter | February 2, 2023
Iroquois boys basketball coach Todd Kleitz always tries to find at least one game to play during the annual Regents...
Iroquois grapplers win all contested bouts in clash with crosstown rival EA/Holland
February 2, 2023
Iroquois’ wrestling team saw five competitors win via pinfall and two others secure triumphs by some level of decision during...
CATCH ME IF YOU CAN
February 2, 2023
Iroquois’ Logan Stanczewski hustles down his lane while competing in the 55-meter hurdles at Friday’s interdivisional indoor track meet at...
Spindle Items
Justin Sullivan
EAST AURORA EDITOR | February 2, 2023
.. HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH –February is Black History Month. During this month, we honor the achievements of African Americans and recognize their central role in United States history. The...
Nixing gas heating a hard sell in WNY
February 2, 2023
The governor’s State of the State agenda items provided plenty of goals that many Western New Yorkers could widely support in one way or another: The goal to make housing...
Out of the Past
February 2, 2023
Five Years Ago Feb. 8, 2018 The Erie County Department of Health confirmed a case of hepatitis A on Tuesday in an individual who is employed as a food handler...
PROTECT ALL KIDS FROM HUNGER ADVOCATES FOR FREE MEALS IN NYS SCHOOLS
BY STEPHANIE ZAWADZKI, REPORTER
DESIGNED BY DENNISE LITTLE | February 2, 2023
Hunger in schools is a quiet crisis impacting hundreds of thousands of families across New York State. The Healthy School...
Library Calendars
February 2, 2023
SPCA Paws for Love: Read to a Dog Come to the Aurora Town Public Library to read out loud to...
Senior News
February 2, 2023
Monday, Feb. 6 Line Dancing – 10 to 11 a.m. Yoga – 8:45 to 9:45 a.m. Tai Chi Form –...
What’s Going On
Roycroft Campus Art Library Back by popular demand is the 2023 Art Lottery to be held on the historic Roycroft...
