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1 month ago | 
eastaurorabee.com | Justin Sullivan
Following a special vote on Saturday, April 26, residents in the Town of Marilla “overwhelmingly” approved the town updating their Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) for volunteer members of the Marilla Fire Company, 142 to 17. As previously reported, the Marilla Fire Company asked the town to update their outdated defined contribution LOSAP program, that was set back in […]
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1 month ago | 
eastaurorabee.com | Justin Sullivan
For the last three years, the Hometown Market EA has proven that home is more than just a place – it’s a feeling. The small business farmers market, housed in the Wallenwein’s Hotel Parking lot at 641 Oakwood Avenue in East Aurora, welcomes over 20 Western New York-based vendors selling produce, meats, baked goods, crafts, artwork and health and wellness […]
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1 month ago | 
eastaurorabee.com | Justin Sullivan
The Erie County Sheriff’s Office announced today that a correctional officer, along with an incarcerated individual, are accused of having contraband in the county jail.
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1 month ago | 
eastaurorabee.com | Justin Sullivan
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1 month ago | 
eastaurorabee.com | Justin Sullivan
After filing for bankruptcy a second time today, Rite Aid Corporation announced that all 178 New York state Rite Aid locations, including the East Aurora store at 190 Main St. at Hamlin Avenue, will be shut down by the end of next month. The drugstore chain last filed for bankruptcy protection in October 2023, but previously reemerged from bankruptcy last year.
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1 month ago | 
orchardparkbee.com | Justin Sullivan
The Erie County Parks Department and the Buffalo Women of Environmental Learning and Leadership (BWELL) will hold their first-ever Pollinator Festival from noon to 4 p.m. today, May 4, at the Emery Park amphitheater, 2084 Emery Rd, South Wales. This free event, which the organizations plan to host annually, is geared toward anyone interested in learning about native plants, how to make a pollinator-friendly habitat and how they can help native pollinators.
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1 month ago | 
orchardparkbee.com | Justin Sullivan
What was once her 5-year-old son’s biggest secret has become Mary Ann Coulson’s life mission. In her book, “Adam’s Way: The Journey of a Child with Dyslexia and a Resource Guide for Parents,” Coulson recounts the difficulties her only son, Adam Kendrick, despite his exceptional intelligence, experienced with learning in traditional settings due to his battle with dyslexia - a […]
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1 month ago | 
westsenecabee.com | Justin Sullivan
Class is back in session! The Erie County Department of Senior Services’ University Express is set to return May 1 for another semester of lifelong learning and friendship. University Express features over 400 free, in-person and virtual classes for individuals ages 50 and older that tackle important and timely topics that impact the aging population.
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1 month ago | 
lancasterbee.com | Justin Sullivan
Class is back in session! The Erie County Department of Senior Services’ University Express is set to return May 1 for another semester of lifelong learning and friendship. University Express features over 400 free, in-person and virtual classes for individuals ages 50 and older that tackle important and timely topics that impact the aging population.
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1 month ago | 
eastaurorabee.com | Justin Sullivan
Days after having their special-use permit application approved by the Village of East Aurora board under the agreement of a "downsized" and more secure event, organizers of the Heart of Music Festival, the successor to the East Aurora Music Festival, announced on Facebook that they have paused event planning and will seek an amendment to lessen the approved permit's restrictions. […]
