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Sabres Still Shopping on Defense
It's day two of unrestricted free agency across the NHL. Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier met the media Wednesday morning and said the Sabres continue to shop for a defenseman.
If all the businesses claiming Williamsville as their home were actually inside the village, they probably would be stacked several levels on top of each other.
Concert Video: Gramm rocks crowd, kicks off series; Uncle Plum, 53 Days open
Lou Gramm took the stage as the sun set Friday, pumping his fist in the air as the crowd in the Ulrich City Centre cheered enthusiastically.
Man accused of driving over his cousin's legs
An East Amherst Street man is accused of repeatedly driving over his cousin's legs last week, police said.
Bruce Andriatch: Answers to what's in a name
If you live in Western New York long enough, you might stop thinking about the things that outsiders find strange, like why we put "the" before the names of our various expressways.
Frances Crosby, of East Amherst, chairwoman of Niagara University's department of nursing, has been named the 2008 Nurse of Distinction by the Professional Nurses Association of Western New York.
Hyatt suites hotel planned near UB
Jun. 18--Construction of the first Hyatt Summerfield Suites in Western New York is scheduled to begin in a few weeks in Amherst.
BLOTTER: Police reports published June 9
City of Lockport * CHARGED: Daniel K. DeCarlo, 49, 198 Pine St., was charged Sunday with failure to keep right, failure to signal, driving while intoxicated and third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation.
We Care Transportation center in Buffalo hit by gas bandits
Skyrocketing gas prices have motorists going to the extreme. Police say several gallons of gas were siphoned from a vehicle at an Amherst Street business.
Electronics recycled, and there is no charge
People were saving money, storage space and the environment Saturday, as 280 cars rolled up to Stereo Advantage in Amherst to recycle old computers, TVs, VCRs and anything else electronic.
Three robberies reported overnight across Buffalo
Three robberies were reported overnight Friday across Buffalo. Late Friday night, police arrested Marquiese D. Dees, 21, of East Amherst Street man and accused him of punching and stealing a cell phone from a ...
20 gallons of gas siphoned from company's vehicle
About 20 gallons of gasoline were siphoned from an East Amherst Street transportation company's vehicle, according to Buffalo police reports.
Lisa Fischer and her daughter Jessica, 11, shop for plants together at Mischler's Florist & Greenhouses on South Forest Road, Williamsville.
3 robberies in 6 hours hit University District
Three men were robbed Wednesday during three holdups in the city's University District, police said Thursday.
BLOTTER: Police reports published May 24
North Tonawanda CHARGED: Scott M. Main, 24, 8441 Transit Road, East Amherst, was charged at 11:58 p.m. Thursday with unlawful possession of marijuana and having a loud muffler.
Weed-burning torch sparks barn fire in Clarence
A wooden barn in Clarence was heavily damaged Sunday morning by a blaze that was started by a torch being used to burn weeds away from its foundation, authorities report.
ELECTION 2008: Cole's GOP line grab stuns party pros
Incumbent state Assemblyman Michael Cole, R-Alden, defied the odds and landed the Republican nomination in a 142nd District nominating convention Wednesday night.
Lake Shore Bank's hires aimed toward Erie County expansion
Lake Shore Bancorp is making a renewed push into commercial lending in Erie County, touting the hiring of a veteran small business lender and the appointment of First Niagara Financial Group's former CEO to its ...
Jury convicts man who shot at police
A West Avenue man who fired several gunshots at police officers who were chasing him on Aug.