Emily Stoll

Reporter at West Seneca Bee

Editor of the Clarence Bee. Any opinions posted are solely my own and do not reflect the opinions of my employer.

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Articles

Clarence Log Cabin Quilters to hold quilt show

2 weeks ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

The Clarence Log Cabin Quilters guild will hold its Cabin Fever 15 quilt show this weekend, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, April 11 and 12, and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, April 13. Admission costs $5. Attendees can view 140 different quilts made by guild members with varying shapes, sizes and techniques, and featured […]
Youth bureau volunteer program offers fun, connection and growth

2 weeks ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

It’s widely accepted that volunteering is typically a win-win-win situation – it’s good for the volunteers, good for anyone they’re directly helping and good for the community as a whole. The Clarence Youth Bureau offers a robust volunteer program for youth ages 12 through 20, where youths can truly delve into their community and help with a wide range of […]
Spindle Items - Clarence Bee

3 weeks ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

• BEST WISHES, JASON! – If you picked up last week’s edition of the Bee, you may have seen Sports Reporter Jason Nadolinski’s farewell message in our sports section. Jason was the longest-tenured writer in our editorial department, providing excellent and reliable coverage of school sports teams for 26 years, and he was a consistent presence both in the office […]
Chamber holds Annual Awards Gala

4 weeks ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

Good Neighbor Supply Co. named New Small Business of the Year The Clarence Chamber of Commerce hosted its 53rd Annual Awards Gala on Thursday at Samuel’s Grande Manor, honoring several people, organizations and businesses for their contributions to the town and community. “Tonight is a celebration that honors those who embody the spirit of this incredible community,” said MC Domenic Cortese.
Poczik to present ‘Wonders of the Vatican’

4 weeks ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

In just a few days, locally renowned presenter Bob Poczik will take his audience on a tour through the rich historic, artistic and architectural background of Vatican City, the world’s smallest country - all without leaving the comfort of the Clarence Public Library. “Wonders of the Vatican” will begin at 7 p.m. Monday, March 31, at the Clarence Public Library, […]
Spindle Items - Clarence Bee

4 weeks ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

• CONGRATULATIONS – Bee Group Newspapers won two awards in the 2024 Better Newspapers Contest, sponsored by the New York Press Association. The Bee won first place for Best Special Section Advertising for Gift Guide 2 by Special Sections Reporter Stephanie Zawadzki and Graphic Artist Linda Jurdi. The Bee’s other award was for third place for Best Small Space Ad, […]
Build in, not out

1 month ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

Town pushes for infill to avoid building on farm land Infill development is the plan in the Town of Clarence, with the ultimate goal of protecting farmland and natural areas, according to Director of Community Development Jon Bleuer, who presented on the topic during last Thursday’s State of Development Address with Junior Planner Andrew Schaefer.
Child care organizations ask CCSD for transportation assistance

1 month ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

Some local child care organizations are looking for help providing transportation from district elementary schools to their centers, but Clarence Central School District is not currently in a position to provide that assistance. “We know there’s a child care shortage for elementary school students,” said Mary Beth Kiesel, of the Little Red Schoolhouse, who spoke during Monday’s school board meeting […]
Vegetative buffer gives town pause over 8450 Sheridan Drive

1 month ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

A vegetative buffer will need to be installed at 8450 Sheridan Drive, if Harris Hill Development LLC is to move forward with its amended proposal for a mixed-use project on that site. The developers had begun to prepare the land after receiving the town’s approval for the original proposal, but plans fell through for financial reasons when a site contractor […]
Spindle Items - Clarence Bee

1 month ago | clarencebee.com | Emily Stoll

• POOL BONDS – Back in the ‘60s, the Clarence Lions Club was fundraising to build the town pool. Donors at the time received a fake bond certificate, not worth anything but a cool commemorative item nonetheless. A lot of the details have been lost to the sands of time, but some of the Lions are looking to learn more […]