Cheektowaga Bee

Bee Group Newspapers is a collection of community newspapers based in Western New York, published by Bee Publishing, Incorporated, located in Williamsville. The company traces its roots back to 1877 with the establishment of the Lancaster Bee. Bee Group Newspapers serves Erie County, focusing on local towns, villages, and school districts. Their weekly publications reach an audience of 175,672 readers. Each newspaper features updates on local government, a highly-regarded classified section, and various special themed sections released throughout the year. Bee Group Newspapers is affiliated with both the New York Press Association and the National Newspaper Association. You can easily spot their signature black boxes marked with "The Bee" in bright yellow, which hold free copies of their newspapers. Additionally, there are over 250 newspaper racks in busy areas where you can find their publications. The Amherst Bee and Cheektowaga Bee continue to be paid subscription newspapers, delivered by mail to their subscribers each week.

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Former Chargers’ modified baseball coach brings ‘blue patch mentality’ to varsity team

2 weeks ago | cheektowagabee.com | Patrick J. Nagy

Ever since Nick Huber joined Cheektowaga’s baseball program two years ago as its modified coach, his mantra has been a “blue patch mentality,” meaning everything that the Chargers do day in and day out is towards the goal of bringing a sectional title to the school. “I am looking forward to turning this program around and turning Cheektowaga into a league and section contender year in and year out,” said the new varsity head coach.
Local nurse advocates for the health and well-being of underserved rural communities

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Justin Sullivan

While no two people are exactly alike, any individual taking the first step to receive mental health treatment does not care what a provider knows until they know they care. Nicole McClamb splits her time working as a psychiatric nurse practitioner for Elma based Suburban Adult Services, Inc. (sasi) and Horizon Health Services – two organizations currently helping serve Erie County’s long “underserved” rural southern communities.
Depew girls bowling takes runner-up at state meet, boys place fifth

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Patrick J. Nagy

Heartbreaking is the only word to describe how the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Girls Bowling Championships ended for Depew. The defending Division II state champions had a 28- pin lead heading into the sixth game Sunday at Strikes ‘N Spares Lanes in Syracuse, but lost to Section IV’s Maine-Endwell by 132 pins, 5,753-5,621. It was Maine- Endwell’s first state title in girls bowling.
JFK bowlers ready to strike at state championships

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Jason Nadolinski

It’s been a while since a member of John F. Kennedy’s bowling program has been able to stare down the pins on the state-championship stage. This weekend, two of them will be able to do just that.
First Team boasts returning talent, all-time top scorers

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Patrick J. Nagy

There is no shortage of talent sprinkled throughout the 2024-25 All-Bee Girls Hockey First Team. Including All-Bee Player of the Year Maya Griffin of Orchard Park, four players are returning First Team recipients. In addition, two of the four selections are ranked in the league’s top-10 for all-time scoring and another selection posted one of the best single seasons in league history.
New York State issuing Iraq and Afghan War Commemorative Medals

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Justin Sullivan

The New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs is now issuing commemorative Afghanistan and Iraq War medals approved by the legislature and Governor Kathy Hochul in 2023. The medals are not for wear on a uniform but were designed and authorized as a way for the legislature to thank veterans of these wars for their service.
Cleveland Hill gives proposed 2025-2026 budget update

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Emma McElligott

The Cleveland Hill Board of Education furthered their discussion of the proposed 2025-26 budget at their meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 19. This budget presentation covered the tax cap calculation, tax levy since the cap and revenue estimation for the next school year. The update includes a calculated tax cap of 2.0%, which is lower than the consumer price index of 2.95%.
Lady Flyer cagers soar past City Honors in A-2 opener

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Jason Nadolinski

A nearly two-week long layoff from true game activity did little to slow No. 6 seed Maryvale’s performance when it took down No. 3 seed City Honors, 55-39, in a Section VI Class A-2 girls basketball quarterfinal on Feb. 27.
Late foul issues deliver season-ending gut punch to Lady Bears’ hoops squad

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Jason Nadolinski

Some foul issues at critical junctures of Saturday’s Section VI Class B-2 girls basketball quarterfinal played a role in No. 3 seed Eden securing its 56-47 triumph, in overtime, over No. 6 seed JFK. The Lady Bears, who started the fourth quarter trailing 32-30, held a 45-43 lead late despite Liana Christian picking up her fifth and disqualifying foul near the midpoint of the stanza.
Roster size plays role in Cleve Hill girls hoops’ season-ending defeat

1 month ago | cheektowagabee.com | Jason Nadolinski

As has been the case all season long, Cleveland Hill’s girls basketball team struggled to overcome its lack of available players when it took on Portville in a Section VI Class B-2 prequarterfinal on Feb. 26. In the end, the No. 9 seed Lady Eagles were unable to match No. 8 seed Portville as it substituted liberally during what would be its 57-15 victory. It was Cleveland Hill’s first game in two weeks.