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"Aenos" Dinner Dance Free For All Members and Friends The 76th Annual Dance of the Cephalonian Association Aenos, Inc.

Early settlement The Genesee River, with its waterfalls and gorge, provided a ready source of power for mills.

A Wyoming County man is behind bars for allegedly beating a three-year-old. State Police in Warsaw say Matthew Ressler, 25, of Arcade was arrested on felony assault and endangering the welfare of a child ...

DOWNTOWN TOURS: Buffalo Tours will present tours from 10 a. m. to noon today and Wednesday through St.

The day will be mostly cloudy, with sprinkles, flurries and a slight chance of showers.

What? Superstar DJs the world across, from Paul Oakenfold to LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy, know an eclectic mix of tunes is needed to keep the dance floor rockin'. That's why New York dance and post-punk ...

A Western New York manufacturer plans to add about 115 new jobs locally over four years as it launches a project, with state aid, to significantly expand its capacity and capabilities.

Greek Honor Society Formed at St. John s University A Modern Greek Language honor Society has been formed in December 2008 under the auspices of the Pan Arcadian Federation of America at St.

Lucy Davies enjoys a visual feast of the amazing and the odd This has been a good year for photography books about America.

The second year of an ambitious local documentary project will culminate at 3 p. m. Sunday with a screening at the Market Arcade Film & Arts Center .

Inside Downtown, 10 a. m. Friday: Two-hour walking tour takes you inside some glorious structures including Electric Tower, Liberty Bank, St.

The hearing was held on November 6 before the Council's Committee on Consumer Affairs, chaired by Democrat Leroy Comrie.

It's been a banner year for Manny Fried. The 95-year-old Buffalo playwright, whose autobiographical piece "Boilermakers and Martinis" had barely left the Road Less Traveled Theater stage before 2008 came ...

PINBALL MACHINES were once outlawed in New York City, but their modern-day electronic counterparts could soon be multiplying in bars and taverns near you.

Performance artist and Warhol starlet Penny Arcade, 58, takes a cue from late friend Quentin Crisp and keeps on working, and working ... though not always in New York.

The good news? We have one more day of great weather. Not as sunny as Thursday and not quite as warm, but still good enough for what you want to do outdoors.

State election Web sites reveal that Hudson judicial candidate Richard Koweek made contributions to the campaigns of Democratic Party candidates Ken Dow and Anne Rubin while running for office, a violation of ...

A firm timeline finally appears to be in place for "Little Chicago," as local filming for the Prohibition-era mobster movie should begin by year's end.

The New York Public Service Commission will hold a public statement hearing concerning a proposal by the Village of Arcade and Noble Allegany Windpark, LLC to construct a new 115 kV electric transmission line ...

Sometime in the late 1970s, the left-wing Ratz party, one of the predecessors of today's Meretz, was holding its first town hall meeting for English speakers in Jerusalem.