Clarence goalie Anthony Campione makes a pad save, one of his 25 stops for the game, during the Red Devils’ 4-0 loss to Kenmore East on Thursday at the Northtown Center. More...
A s I write this column, the sun is shining brightly through my office window and there is not one flake of snow visible on the sidewalk. Yet people in other northeastern communities aren’t so fortunate. More...
Saturday, Jan. 30 A burglar alarm was reported at Mother Earth Hydroponics on Transit Road. Patrol checked the building. Everything appeared to be in order. Monday, Feb. 1 More...
The following students from Clarence have been named to the honor roll at Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart for the second quarter of the 2015-16 school year: Seniors Caitlin Conway, Isabella Falsone, Brianna McArthur and Grace Windshitl.&nbs More...
Clarence’s girls basketball team showed off its offensive versatility in its pair of games last week, taking more of guard-oriented approach en route to knocking off both Cheektowaga and Lancaster. More...
Katrina Patterson won an individual event and helped one of Clarence’s girls indoor track team’s relays claim victory as well during the Lady Red Devils’ run to a second-place finish among large schools at Saturday’s annual Te More...
Clarence’s rifle team closed out its regular season victoriously by winning its last two matches on consecutive afternoons, the first of which — a 1,289 to 1,271 triumph over Lancaster on Wednesday — avenged an earlier loss. More...
thurs. 11 Como Lake Park - Hike or Snowshoe — This 4-mile walk is presented by the Foothills Trail Club, 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 11, meet at parking lot next to main lodge, enter off Como Park Boulevard. 903-9046 sat. 13 More...
A review of participation data for district athletics was presented to the Board of Education during its meeting on Monday night at Ledgeview Elementary. (See editorial on page four) More...
A Clarence nonprofit focused on supporting veterans, current military personnel and their families will be recognized for its work when the Clarence Chamber of Commerce bestows its 2016 Organization of the Year Award on Clarence Citizens for Veterans More...
A Clarence clergyman is beginning a new role within the area first responder community. Clarence Center Fire Company Chaplain Steve Biegner was recently named an Erie County fire chaplain, charged with responding to countywide emergency calls t More...
Clarence deputies levied drug and driving impaired charges in two separate incidents last week thanks to tips from the public. According to the Erie County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded Friday to calls of a suspicious vehicle along More...
Heritage Path — a multifamily housing project located on the west side of Goodrich Road, south of the Peanut Line recreation trail — moved one step closer to construction during the Town Planning Board’s Feb. 3 meeting. More...
The Clarence Schools Enrichment Foundation will host its second annual “Party with a Purpose” from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, March 4, at the Clarence Town Park Club House, 10405 Main St. More...
Keep plaza traffic from neighborhood Joe Basil, owner of Wolter’s Plaza at 6429 Transit Road in Clarence, is asking to be allowed to put a driveway from the plaza to the entranceway of Farmington Woods, removing trees and part of the ber More...
.If the Clarence Central School District expects to be able to control costs, then when New York State comes through with expected funding increases, why is the tax levy not decreased? More...
A workshop for family members of loved ones who have a long-term-care insurance policy and do not understand how to get the benefits from it will take place from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 19, at the Clarence Library, 3 Town Place. More...
Sue Marino-Dobmeier asked some of her residents at the Fox Creek Estates in East Amherst if they would be interested in donating some personal care items to an organization that assists the poor, homeless and destitute. More...