Former assistant fire chief killed in Elma crashFree Access
by JUSTIN SULLIVAN
Editor | June 1, 2023
The Town of Marilla is mourning the loss of a former assistant fire chief and 54-year veteran of the Marilla Fire Company. William Reuman died in a fatal crash on...
MOW ON OVER
June 1, 2023
MOW ON OVER — Students at Iroquois High School continued the long-standing tradition of Drive Your Tractor to School Day.
Nine Holland Schools employees honored with HHH Awards
by JUSTIN SULLIVAN
Editor | June 1, 2023
“Dedicated,” “innovative” and “selfless” were just a few of the words used to describe the nine Holland Central School District staff members who were awarded the prestigious HHH (Holland’s Highest...
Festival to raise awareness of inclusive programs
June 1, 2023
Parent Network of WNY will hold its annual Recreational Festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 3, at...
State-funded Summer Youth Employment Program provides job opportunities for disadvantaged youth
June 1, 2023
Erie County received $2,142,029 to provide summer jobs for disadvantaged youth through New York state’s Summer Youth Employment Program, which...
News Briefs
June 1, 2023
The Aurora Players will hold open auditions for a comedy called “One Man, Two Guvnors” at 7 p.m. Monday, June...
County government divided over migrants
by EMILY STOLL
Clarence Editor | June 1, 2023
With New York City unable to support all incoming asylum-seekers, and an unknown number of these migrants being sent to...
Iroquois shuts out EA in B-1 softball semi
by JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports reporter | June 1, 2023
Iroquois’ softball team earned its spot in the Section VI Class B-1 championship game by handling its business with the...
Records fall during EA boys lacrosse’s march to ‘D’ final
by JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports reporter | June 1, 2023
Several East Aurora boys lacrosse program records were reset during the team’s recent pair of playoff victories, thanks in part...
East Aurora’s baseball season ends at B-1 champion’s hands
by JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports reporter | June 1, 2023
Nobody wants to lose, especially when it results in the end of the season. But, for East Aurora’s baseball team,...
Top-seeded EA girl lacrosse cruises to ‘D’ title game
by JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports reporter | June 1, 2023
East Aurora’s girls lacrosse team confirmed on May 25 its appropriate designation as the top seed among Class D teams...
Iroquois boys lacrosse tops Williamsville East, 9-8, in ‘C’ playoff opener
by JASON NADOLINSKI
Sports reporter | June 1, 2023
Iroquois’ eighth-seeded boys lacrosse team made the most of its opportunity May 22 to play one final home game, as...
GOALIE GOING DOWNFIELD
June 1, 2023
GOALIE GOING DOWNFIELD – Iroquois goalie Ellie Pembleton takes the ball from behind her net and uses her feet to...
Ride to save lives
June 1, 2023
There’s a sense of freedom that comes with having your own set of wheels. You can go where you want, when you want, and never have to wait for someone...
Spindle Items
Justin Sullivan
EAST AURORA EDITOR | June 1, 2023
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH – June marks the beginning the LGBTQ Pride Month. Pride Month is celebrated each year in June to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan, an uprising...
Out of the Past
June 1, 2023
Five Years AgoJune 7, 2018 The East Aurora Village Board is undergoing several major staffing changes, according to Mayor Peter Mercurio. During Monday’s Village Board meeting, the board approved the...
NETWORK FOR A CAUSE offers hope
June 1, 2023
WNY Thrive will be hosting Network for a Cause, an event that provides a helping hand to the community, which...
Senior News
June 1, 2023
Monday, June 5 Line Dancing – 10 to 11 a.m.Tai Chi Form – 10 to 11 a.m.Mah Jong – 12:30...
PUBLIC LIBRARY
June 1, 2023
East Aurora Public Library 550 Main Street 716-652-4440 Book a Technology Trainer Need technology assistance? We can help! The Aurora...
What’s Going On
Aurora Players’ “Butterflies Are Free” Aurora Players’ latest production, “Butterflies Are Free,” begins its three-week run on June 2. The...
