The West Seneca Police Department is now officially under new, permanent leadership. Chief Daniel M. Denz was unanimously appointed police chief Monday night, after being hired for the job on an interim basis at the board’s April 25 meeting. More...
Members of the West Seneca School Board found themselves at odds Monday night regarding the wording in a statement of concern they are sending to the state Department of Education. (See editorial on page four) More...
When Marc Hoffman’s master’s thesis required an entrepreneurial business plan, the West Seneca resident found inspiration from his experience working at Camp Wilton — for the developmentally disabled — and his tenure at People More...
The Roycroft Campus Corporation’s “Little Musical Journey” series will continue at 6 p.m. Monday, May 20, with “An Evening of Broadway Trivia” at The Roycroft Inn. More...
The proposed restroom and storage facility at the Burchfield Nature & Art Center will be put out for bid again after the original nine bids came in way above the estimated cost. Town Engineer Steven R. More...
— Kyle Widmer, left, Josh Kujawinski and Ryan Kostek read some of their material as part of the West Seneca School District’s National Poetry Month celebrations. More...
First introduced to the public as the “dandy horse” in early 19th-century Europe, the bicycle has since evolved to become one of the most versatile vehicles today, capable of opening up a world of opportunity for its rider. More...
The Erie County Region of Guiding Eyes for the Blind will present “Observe the Training Night” from 6 to 7 p.m. Monday, May 20, at East Senior High School, 4760 Seneca St., West Seneca. More...
Kathleen and Robert Lelonek of Tonawanda announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Kathleen Lelonek, to Eric Bowman, son of Donna and Gregory Bowman of Erie, Pa. More...
Receiving a diagnosis of a terminal illness is certainly tough enough in itself, but the planning and care that comes along with it can sometimes be even more difficult. More...
Lauren Ashburn of West Seneca has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship by Freed Maxick CPAs, P.C. Ashburn, who works at Mercy Skilled Nursing Facility, is pursuing a degree in social work at Buffalo State College. More...
West Seneca Central School District residents will vote next Tuesday on three School Board seats as well as a $106.8 million proposed budget for 2013-14. More...
— Winchester Elementary first-grader Frank Conti enjoys a little breakfast along with his mother, Tammy, at the school’s “Muffins with Mom” event held on Friday morning. More...
The New York State Department of Education’s Annual Professional Performance Review and Common Core Standards have certainly been the subject of much debate this year. More...
• LIFE AFTER 50 — If you think the aging process dooms you to a life of “Matlock” re- runs, 4 p.m. dinners at Denny’s and shuffleboard, think again. More...
(Do you have a memory of the West Seneca area you would like to share with Bee readers? Send it to “Out of the Past,” West Seneca Bee, 5564 Main St., Buffalo, NY 14221-5410). More...
.There is a house on the corner of Indian Church and Knox Avenue, and the lawn is at least a half foot high, if not more. It is making the neighborhood look ridiculous. More...
West Seneca East’s boys lacrosse team squeaked out a pair of overtime wins late last week to claim victory in two of its three final regular-season contests and complete that portion of its 2013 schedule with a 6-4 mark. More...
West Seneca West’s girls track team assured itself of at least a share of its fourth consecutive ECIC Division I regular-season title under coach Pete Szymanski when it defeated Lancaster May 7, 78-63. More...
Last Thursday, West Seneca West’s boys lacrosse team rallied from behind to defeat Grand Island Thursday, 8-6, in what coach Bob Tulowiecki called “West’s best offensive game this season.” More...