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Bee Group Newspapers is a collection of local newspapers serving suburban areas in Western New York, operated by Bee Publishing, Incorporated, based in Williamsville. The company's history dates back to 1877 when the Lancaster Bee was established. Today, Bee Group Newspapers covers news for various towns, villages, and school districts in Erie County, New York. Each week, their publications reach an audience of 175,672 readers. The newspapers feature local government updates, a popular classified section that has received awards, and seasonal themed sections that are published throughout the year.

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Cheektowaga to host 47th annual Independence Day parade

3 days ago | beenews.com | Emma McElligott

Town of Cheektowaga Councilmembers Vern Thompson and Tony Filipski, in partnership with the Town of Cheektowaga, have announced the return of the community’s longstanding holiday tradition, the 47th annual Cheektowaga Independence Day Parade. The parade is scheduled to begin at noon on Friday, July 4. It will start at the intersection of Harlem Road and Walden Avenue and proceed north to Cheektowaga Town Park.
OP’s Danna repeats as All-Bee Boys Lacrosse Player of the Year

3 days ago | beenews.com | Patrick J. Nagy

Luke Danna’s senior year with the Orchard Park boys lacrosse team was just as successful as his junior year. Danna, who primarily played attack but sometimes dodged at midfield, led the Quakers to the Section VI Class A title while becoming the first player to repeat as All-Bee Boys Lacrosse Player of the Year since Clarence’s Josh Slowinski in 2014 and 2015.
All-Bee Boys Lacrosse EA’s Belica tabbed Coach of the Year

3 days ago | beenews.com | Patrick J. Nagy

Andrew Belica’s first year coaching lacrosse at East Aurora went smoothly. The 2025 All-Bee Boys Lacrosse Coach of the Year led the Blue Devils, with only three seniors, to a 15-4 record and appearance in the Section VI Class D final. Belica has been involved in Western New York lacrosse since graduating from Medaille College in 2013.
All-Bee Boys Lacrosse - Star power fills loaded First Team

3 days ago | beenews.com | Patrick J. Nagy

There is no denying the talent that fills the 2025 All-Bee Boys Lacrosse First Team. Many honorees were not only among some of Section VI’s top players but also served as team captains and helped lead their squads to successful seasons. Three selections, including Player of the Year Luke Danna of Orchard Park, earned some form of USA Lacrosse All-American distinction. The Bee also recognized a faceoff specialist for the first time as part of the First Team.
All-Bee Girls Lacrosse - East’s Peters surprised by Coach of the Year honor

1 week ago | beenews.com | Patrick J. Nagy

Emily Peters admits she was surprised when she found out she was named the 2025 All-Bee Girls Lacrosse Coach of the Year. She shouldn’t be. Peters, who coaches at Williamsville East, led the Lady Flames to the Conference 3 regular-season title with a 7-0 record and finished with a 14-3 overall mark, losing to Williamsville South, 21-17, in the Section VI Class C quarterfinals.
All-Bee Girls Lacrosse - First Team honorees stacked with talent

1 week ago | beenews.com | Patrick J. Nagy

There isn’t a shortage of top talent on the 2025 All-Bee Girls Lacrosse First Team. Four field players, including Player of the Year Ella Forcucci of Orchard Park, finished the season ranked in the top eight in scoring in Section VI. First Team goalie Madison Knaub of Lancaster was also ranked statistically among the area’s best. Seven selections also helped their teams either win sectionals or reach the finals.
Erie County prepares for Rite Aid closures, East Aurora store to close July 31

2 weeks ago | beenews.com | Justin Sullivan

As Rite Aid Pharmacies across New York state move forward with their anticipated final days, including the East Aurora location at 190 Main St. and Hamlin Avenue, which is set to close July 31, Erie County is preparing for its absence. As previously reported, Rite Aid Corporation announced last month that all New York state stores and pharmacies will begin closing Monday, June 4.
East Aurora junior raising money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in honor of late mother

2 weeks ago | beenews.com | Justin Sullivan

Every Friday throughout March, students at East Aurora High School will participate in a unique spirit day to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Between the creative, fun-filled spirit days – which include a helmet, superhero and dress-up days – lies a harsh reality: By the end of the month, St. Jude says 1,160 children in the United States will be diagnosed with cancer.
East Aurora resident joins US Club Soccer’s National Team

2 weeks ago | beenews.com | Emma McElligott

This month, East Aurora Middle Schooler Marley Skalski is conquering a new field more than 4,000 miles away. Skalski, a 13-year-old soccer player from East Aurora, is one of only 18 female athletes in her age group across the country to be selected for the prestigious US Club Soccer id2 National Selection team. The team will compete in France through April 12, facing academy teams in Paris and Lyon.
West Falls EMT advocates for advanced safety training

2 weeks ago | beenews.com | Emma McElligott

Eighteen-year-old Clara Stucker grew up watching her parents volunteer with the West Falls Fire Company, responding to emergencies and serving their community. Now, as she prepares to graduate from Springville-Griffith Institute, Stucker is stepping into a leadership role of her own as an advocate for stronger protections for EMTs and first responders.