Democrats John Davis and Jack Kavanaugh are running against Republicans Mary Dormer and John Trabert in the race to fill two open Amherst Town Board seats.
Olean is monitoring any changes in water quality at its water filtration plant, which draws water from Olean Creek, but the DEC hasn't seen an issue with the drinking water.
Resolutions to allow Erie County to begin work at the Westwood site and to make way for the sale of the gun club property are on Monday's Town Board agenda.
The utility says it needs the power of eminent domain to improve access to its electrical equipment near the Mid River Marina property and ensure the marina's continued safe operation.
Ken-Ton now will let parents challenge the content of library books. Officials said school-level staff will assess each book and could, based on that review, remove the title from circulation.
The work will require occasional, partial facility closures because of the use of overhead cranes but any closures will be scheduled to minimize the effect on members and activities.
A new national study of medical claims data from 13 markets, including Buffalo, found hospitals and specialist physicians charged private insurers a price far higher than the Medicare rate. The
Officials say the purchase will give Amherst full control of the site and the four softball fields built there by the town for use by the Amherst Girls Softball League.
The village's move came just days after the board rejected Police Chief Paul Griffith's recommendation that Alfred hire its first-ever Black police officer, raising questions about whether Griffith's leave was directly connected to this.
For the second time in seven months, the state Department of Taxation and Finance has seized the restaurant at Maple and Flint roads across from the University at Buffalo North Campus.
A thump in the night toppled the house of lies that a man calling himself Ian Thor Greene had carefully constructed over the past two years. Early in the morning
Buffalo Cardiology & Pulmonary Associates, which has 16 doctors at its Amherst location, is closing after 40 years, as industry trends drive more doctors to choose to practice in large,
UPDATE Feb. 27, 2019: Holy (expletive)! How Fort Erie stranger to social media got viral video of ‘ice shove’ Several pontoons have broken from the Lake Erie ice boom, and
UPDATE Feb. 27, 2019: Holy (expletive)! How Fort Erie stranger to social media got viral video of ‘ice shove’ Several pontoons have broken from the Lake Erie ice boom, and
DeGraff Memorial Hospital in North Tonawanda will cease to function as a full-service hospital as of Oct. 1, when it will stop performing surgeries and close its intensive care unit.