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Schools on alert after Facebook threat
An Amherst police car was parked near the entrance of Sweet Home High School main entrance this morning after school officials noticed an unauthorized posting on a young student's Facebook page.
N. Tonawanda woman killed in collision
A slippery roadway is suspected of triggering a collision that killed a North Tonawanda woman this afternoon on Sweet Home Road in Amherst, authorities said.
Deadly crash in Amherst, kills woman
AMHERST, N.Y. - A car accident happened around 3:30 Saturday afternoon in Amherst at the intersection of Maple and Sweet Home Roads.
Mexican food and a few surprises are served in this newly opened and eagerly anticipated restaurant.
Her stories: Festival lineup offers eclectic mix of women's films
Controversy about funding for breast cancer prevention that is now in the news is the kind of serendipitous fit Ruth Goldman hopes for when she chooses films for the six-week International Women's Film Festival that will start Thursday in the Market Arcade Film and Arts Centre .
Man who drove into Amherst fire hall over summer arraigned
The cost to repair rescue and pumper trucks exceeded $20,000, and the estimated building repair cost at Main-Transit Fire Station 1 is more than $300,000, according to the prosecutors office.
Five Guys Burgers are a fast-food hit
Cliff Tremblay, one of the managers at Five Guys Burgers on Transit Road in Amherst, shows off one of the burgers the franchise is famous for.
Suburbs seeing buildings going empty
AMHERST, N.Y. - It's hard to miss the vacant homes and buildings in Buffalo. But could the problem be spreading to the suburbs? Today, there are more empty buildings in our area than ever before.
Parent Network Helps Families Of Children With Disabilities
Dare to Dream: The Time is Now!" Conference Saturday March 10th from 9 am - 2 pm Northtown Plaza in Amherst a Families will walk away with tools to plan for their child's future including home , school and work; income needs and friendships To register, or if you have questions, contact Parent Network at 332-4170 or check out website at ... (more)
Raymond Weil, helped build car dealership, co-founded Buffalo Bills Touchdown Club
Raymond Philip Weil of Buffalo, aU. S. Navy veteran of WWII who helped build his father's car dealership, co-founded the precursor to the Buffalo Bills Monday Quarterback Club and was passionate about family, sports and Nichols School, died Monday in Beechwood Continuing Care, Getzville, after a brief illness.
Dennis J. Dee, attorney specialized in elder law
He was born and raised in Buffalo. He graduated from Canisius High School, Canisius College and Notre Dame Law School, and earned a number of academic awards.
Living cat found inside taped box
AMHERST, N.Y. - Who's responsible for a bizarre crime in Amherst? It's a question police are asking about after a bomb squad was called to an ECC north campus parking lot and found a cat sealed inside a box.
WNY Catholic leaders object to contraception mandate
Local Catholic leaders are joining their peers nationwide in urging parishioners to reject a federal mandate regarding inclusion of paid contraception in health insurance coverage.
Daniel J. Di Giore Sr., 92, WWII veteran
Daniel "Logan" J. Di Giore Sr., a World War II veteran who completed 20 missions over Europe in the Army Air Forces, died Thursday in ElderWood Health Care at Oakwood, Amherst.
Norman A. Kurtz, former Tops franchise owner
Norman A. Kurtz of Amherst, a former Tops Friendly Markets franchise owner, died Wednesday in Clare Bridge of Williamsville.
Bomb squad called to ECC north campus
AMHERST, N.Y. - In Amherst, someone on the ECC north campus called security after spotting a suspicious package in Lot 7 about a-hundred feet from the ECC law enforcement training academy.
Ownership transition attracts 80 new Westwood members
The new owners-in-waiting of the Westwood Country Club are already seeing their efforts pay off, as the private golf club in Amherst has signed up 80 new members in just a month.
National Signing Day 2012 - Jordan Johnson Commits To Buffalo
Jordan Johnson , the number 158th rated Quarterback in the nation according to the recruiting services at ESPN, has committed to play for the the Buffalo Bulls .
In search of kid-friendly restaurants
D ear Janice: Do you have any recommendations for kid-friendly places to eat? We have a well-behaved 3-year-old. We know a couple of places that are good and kid-friendly , but we seem to be left with choosing chains or pizzerias for the most part.