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DiPietro takes aim at Volker’s state Senate seat again in the Primary
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
David DiPietro, a business owner, former mayor of East Aurora and WNY Tea Party Coalition organizer, announced Wednesday that he is seeking the Republican Party endorsem*nt for State Senate in the 59th District during this year’s primary election. DiPietro ran unsuccessfully against 30-plus-year incumbent Dale Volker in the 2008 Republican primary, but he points out that he won in both... READ MORE >
KEY to success
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
C heryl O’Brien isn’t one to sit still, so when a 2003 car accident left her jobless and facing months of rehabilitation, she prayed to God for answers and guidance. With previous experience working in health care and a concentration in geriatrics, O’Brien finally decided to try her hand at child care and start her own business. O’Brien launched Sitters... READ MORE >
Senior Center now offering Tuesday and Thursday night classes
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
The Orchard Park Senior Center, located at 70 Linwood Ave., offers programs, activities and classes for those age 55 and older. Contact the center at 662-6452 to register, or drop by the office, said Senior Center Director Anna Willems. The Orchard Park Senior Center wll now be open Tuesday nights. Call the center for more details about classes being offered... READ MORE >
OP’s Brydges to appear in ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
On April 15, 16 and 17, Syracuse University’s student run musical theater organization will present “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.” Among those in the cast is Orchard Park’s Andrew Brydges. All performances will be held at 8 p.m. in Goldstein Auditorium in the Schine Student Center on the Syracuse University campus. Tickets can be purchased at the Schine Box office in the... READ MORE >
SPRINGTIME TREAT
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
I magine if you could travel back in time to the Victorian age: an era of elegance, class and sophistication. Actually, the idea may not be so far- fetched. The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site will be hosting a Mother-Daughter Tea from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 1, and Sunday, May 2, at 641 Delaware Ave., Buffalo. All profits... READ MORE >
Protect investment in higher education
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
The higher education infrastructure in New York State is among the best in the world, with a mix of 269 independently governed and state-supported colleges and universities. In Western New York, 11 private colleges and universities enroll 25,179 students in undergraduate and graduate programs. A number of programs important to the independent sector are slated for reduction in the state’s... READ MORE >
Mock Trial Team defeats Clarence
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
The Orchard Park High School Mock Trial Team will move on to regional competition after defeating Clarence Monday night. The time, date and team Orchard Park will take on has yet to be determined. If the team is successful in regional competition, it would then move on to the state competition. Oops! A Digital Subscription is required to view this... READ MORE >
Public Notices
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
— LEGAL NOTICE — LEGAL NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING, BUDGET VOTE AND BOARD ELECTION HAMBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ERIE COUNTY, NEW YORK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a public hearing of the qualified voters of the Hamburg Central School District, Erie County, Hamburg, New York, will be held in the Hamburg High School Auditorium in said District on Tuesday, May... READ MORE >
Village dissolution could hit seniors in their pocketbooks
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
If the Village of Orchard Park were to dissolve, its attorney, John C. Bailey, said some seniors could be hit hard in their wallets, possibly losing their senior tax exemptions. Dissolution of villages has become more likely as the result of a new state law that went into effect last week, but Bailey believes the public is not familiar with... READ MORE >
Police chief says peddlers must have permits
Bee Group Newspapers | April 01, 2010
In the coming weeks, seeing people walking door to door trying to sell magazines and other items will become a common occurrence in the community. But Police Chief Andrew Benz warns that before peddlers attempt any sales, they must have the proper permits. With a village and town, salespeople must acquire permits from the town clerk and the village offices... READ MORE >
