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Religion Notes /News of area faith groups
Holocaust Memorial ceremony Temple Beth Tzedek, 621 Getzville Road, Amherst, will rededicate its Holocaust Memorial at 11:15 a. m. Sunday, in conjunction with the commemoration of the 71st anniversary of Kristallnacht, the "Night of the Broken Glass." The dedication ceremony will be followed by the recitation of memorial prayers in the Jerry Frank ...
Man held in car chase ordered to remain jailed
A Buffalo man was ordered Wednesday to remain in jail without bail pending his trial for allegedly causing the injuries to one of the Amherst police officers pursuing him on foot after a high-speed car chase Aug.
Amherst police arrest 4 in tennis club burglary
Four people were arrested Monday by Amherst police in connection with the burglary of the Miller Tennis Club on Sheridan Drive in Amherst.
BLOTTER: Police reports published Oct. 31
Bike theft leads victim on chase The owner of a stolen bicycle took matters into his own hands Friday just moments after noticing his property had been taken.
Puppy Princess? Pet Costumes for Halloween
The fashion industry is a $400 billion a year business. But, fashions for Fido? That's a big business too, especially around Halloween.
Shooting victim found in burning car
Buffalo Police are looking for clues after the body of a man was found inside a burning car.
Body discovered during response to car fire
A Buffalo man whose body was discovered by Buffalo firefighters early today in a burning car on the city's far East Side had been shot and stabbed, Buffalo police said.
Town Board adds funds to budget
October 27, 2009, 7:11 AM / In a show of political strangeness that is typical in Amherst, the Town Board voted to add an estimated $700,000 to $800,000 to the 2010 budget Monday but then voted, 5-1, against adopting it.
Race for Amherst supervisor tightens up
The race for Amherst town supervisor could be anyone's game. And that's surprising.
Religion Notes /News of area faith groups
Professor to speak Linda E. Thomas, professor of theology and anthropology at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, will discuss "The African-American Church and Politics in 2009" at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in the Regis Room of the Richard E. Winter Student Center at Canisius College.
A Rochester resident was arrested in Albion last week for allegedly selling crack cocaine to an undercover investigator, Supervising Investigator Joseph F. Sacco of the Orleans County Major Felony Crime Task Force said Monday.
Traffic stop results in burglary arrests
October 22, 2009, 7:00 AM / Two Amherst men were charged with a burglary following a traffic stop on Sweet Home Road late Monday.
SHOOTING: Falls battalion chief wounded
A Falls Fire Department battalion chief was slightly wounded when he accidentally shot himself during a firearms training class.
Federal Stimulus Dollars Make for a Smoother Ride in Amherst
State, County and Local lawmakers have been lamenting the bumpy ride of Maple Road in Amhrest for years now, and all are celebrating $11.3 million in federal stimulus and CMAC funds designated to rebuilding the roadway.
Boy with muscle disease longs to be independent, and his mother helps
Suneel Ram doesn't like being dependent on others. But because of Duchenne muscular dystrophy, the 12-year-old Amherst boy often has to.
Charges for woman who left the scene
A passenger in a jeep that police say hit two college students in Amherst, now faces charges in the case.
Grapevine restaurant 2/$20 menu
On a rainy Friday evening in October, hubby and I ventured out to the Grapevine Restaurant in Amherst, NY to try the 2 for $20 Seasonal Menu : 1 appetizer, 2 entrees and 1 dessert from a selected menu.
If cold weather sharpens the mind, this could be the right time to take the American Mensa Admission Test, Mensa being the nonpolitical international organization for people who score at or above the 98th percentile on this IQ test.
Reporters' Notebook/ Bits and pieces of news...
Magruder's Restaurant, 4995 Broadway, Depew, hosts a silent auction and vendor fair starting at noon Sunday to benefit Hope For Cats, which feeds, shelters and cares for homeless cats in the Southtowns until new homes found for them are found.