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Local election results Below are the unofficial voting results for our local towns: Boston: Martin A. Ballowe, R,BT received 1,281 votes to win the supervisor position over Richard K. Hawkins, D,I,C,WF who received 1,126 votes.

An uproar over the suspension of the athletic director in Springville- Griffith School District prompted the School Board on Tuesday to waive its policy against discussing personnel matters with the public.

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Historic Colden United Methodist Church, 8795 Lower East Hill Road, will hold a fish fry starting at 4:30 p. m. Friday.

On Wednesday, September 30, at approximately 7:28 PM, DEC Dispatch received a call reporting an overdue hiker from Mount Marcy, Table Top and Phelps Mtn.

The Niagara Frontier Search and Rescue Team is made up of 20 volunteers who have been specially trained to help law enforcement agencies in Western New York.

October 18, 2009, 6:37 AM / The formation of a volunteer search-and- rescue team serving Western New York was announced Saturday by Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard and state Department of Environmental Conservation rangers.

October 16, 2009, 8:35 AM / An Erie County sheriff's deputy who stopped a vehicle for speeding early today in Elma was greeted by an odd sight -- the apparent driver sitting in the back seat.

Outreach Center opening in Colden Bread of Life opening on October 27 The Bread of Life Outreach Center will be opening its doors on October 27.

October 14, 2009, 9:00 AM / Erie County sheriff's deputies late Tuesday night arrested a Town of Colden man accused of waving a machete and making threats against them following a domestic incident at his home.

By: Jessica Owen Member Since: 2009-09-30 Colden Town Board approves pending licenses for three local businesses at board meeting Issues discussed at October 1 board meeting License renewals for three Colden businesses were discussed at the Colden Town Board Meeting on Thursday, October 1. All three renewals had been delayed at former board ...

When Eleanor Carney met her future husband in November 1944, he couldn't dance. He didn't lack talent or claim embarrassment the way men do when they don't want to be forced onto the floor by a wife or girlfriend: rather, he had been wounded in Fema Motta, Italy, during World War II.

For a diocesan priest who made $20,000 a year for most of his career, the Rev. F. Norman Sullivan lived pretty well.

Townsend Road residents ask town for to help with traffic Over 20 residents want changes made Over 20 residents of Townsend Road attended the town of Concord board meeting on Thursday, Sept.

By: Patti Cecala, Journal editor Local results from the primary election Dains continues as Concord Highway Superintendent Concord: Dennis Dains won the Republican line in the race for Concord Highway Superintendent with 270 votes against Edward Perkins' who received 111 votes.

By: Patti Cecala, Journal editor Colden's first annual Sunkist Hills Festival set for Sept.

The Erie County suburbs' most unusual primary election this year ended in defeat for Richard Reese, the Lancaster highway superintendent facing felony charges.

GI Board of Education meeting unusually brief Short meeting accomplishes a lot Tuesday night's Board of Education meeting may not have set a record but surely it was close since it only took the members a quarter of an hour to make quick work of the six-page agenda and attachments before going into closed executive session.

Member Since: 2009-01-29 Springville BOE debates merits of handbook for new board members It could benefit new board members 'After I was elected to the board, I went on-line, and went through every building,' said new board member Joan Kelly.