NOT SO FAST
November 22, 2023
NOT SO FAST – Many people are ready to go right into the Christmas season as soon as Halloween is over, but this family on French Lea Road in West...
Town settles with Kotecki
by ERIC KEPPELER Editor | November 22, 2023
The Town of West Seneca came to an agreement with three residents late Monday evening to head off a lawsuit that had been filed against the town after it had...
Redistricting process continues
by ELIJAH ROBINSON Reporter | November 22, 2023
West Seneca Central School District continues to gather information in planning potential redistricting, and the results remain contentious. Following up upon Superintendent Jeffrey Rabey’s recommendation for a redistricting thought exchange...
Highway department toy drive underway
November 22, 2023
The West Seneca Highway Department is holding its fourth annual Holiday Toy Drive to benefit the Western New York Foster Closet, a local organization that provides free clothing and other...
Christmas tree, art auction begins Dec. 1
November 22, 2023
The fourth annual Christmas Tree & Holiday Art Auction, sponsored by the West Seneca Chamber of Commerce and the West...
Chamber of Commerce lists Board of Directors
November 22, 2023
The West Seneca Chamber of Commerce recently elected six members to its 11-member board of directors. Beginning three-year terms in...
Canisius announces Q1 honor roll
November 22, 2023
Canisius High School has announced the names of its students who have achieved the honor roll for the first quarter...
West Seneca Food Pantry gets a boost from the community
by ERIC KEPPELER Editor | November 22, 2023
The weeks leading up to Thanksgiving are often among the busiest of the year for the West Seneca Community Pantry,...
Clarence’s Burgio tabbed All-Bee Football Coach of the Year
by PATRICK NAGY Sports reporter | November 22, 2023
Clarence’s Paul Burgio received the majority of the votes for the 2023 All-Bee Football Coach of the Year, but he...
All-Bee Football’s Offensive, Defensive Teams named; process explained
November 22, 2023
The Bee’s sports staff is once again proud to recognize some of the area’s top talent with the 2023 installment...
Tubin’s play created philosophical shift at Clarence
All Bee Football — Offenseby JASON NADOLINSKI Sports reporter | November 22, 2023
Just how special an athlete is 2023 All-Bee Football Offensive Player of the Year Bryce Tubin? Paul Burgio, Clarence’s head...
Sweet Home’s Jones tackles Player of the Year honor
All-Bee Football — Defenseby PATRICK NAGY Sports reporter | November 22, 2023
Jon Jones was a tackling machine for Sweet Home. The 2023 All-Bee Football Defensive Player of the Year finished his...
Brains, brawn fuel First Teamers’ success
All-Bee Football — Offenseby JASON NADOLINSKI Sports reporter | November 22, 2023
Much like losing weight requires both exercise and diet to maximize the results, being a top-tier football player requires one...
First Team’s roster chock full of impact players
All-Bee Football – Defenseby PATRICK NAGY Sports reporter | November 22, 2023
There is no shortage of talent on the defensive side of the 2023 All-Bee Football First Team. Whether they recorded...
Why is it called Black Friday?
November 22, 2023
Thanksgiving is not only a symbol of thanks and a day for family reunions, it also unofficially marks the beginning of the Christmas shopping season. It’s a common belief that...
Spindle Items
November 22, 2023
..HAPPY THANKS- GIVING – You’ve probably heard the song “There’s No Place Like Home for the Hol id ays , ” and it really is true. Even if you live...
Out of the Past
November 22, 2023
They said they didn’t raise very much. On Oct. 18, some 4-H members got together to wash cars. On a day when they could have chosen to hang out with...
Greta Anderson, matriarch of Anderson’s
November 22, 2023
Greta Ida Nelson Anderson, 105, of Amherst, who co-founded Anderson’s Frozen Custard with her husband, Carl, died Nov. 8. According...
Letters to the Editor
November 22, 2023
Funding needed to support caregivers Celebrated every November, National Family Caregivers Month (NFCM) is a time to recognize and honor...
CRAFTY
November 22, 2023
CRAFTY – On Nov. 4, Cindy Solly, president of the West Seneca Art Society, taught free watercolor and greeting card...
Catholic Charities cites West Seneca resident
November 22, 2023
West Seneca resident Alexa Williamson, LMSW, is one of five people to recently be awarded a Centennial Award from Catholic...
Library News
November 22, 2023
The West Seneca Public Library is open to the public from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday;...
Ten Lives Club hosts ‘Beer for Cats fundraiser’
November 22, 2023
Ten Lives Club will be hosting its “Beer for Cats Christmas Fundraiser” from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 9,...
What’s Going On
The West Seneca Senior Center is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, with the office closed during lunch service. The front doors open at 8:50 a.m. Eating at home Frozen to-go meals can be ordered by calling 716-675-9288. If you need meals delivered, call 716-858-8526 to...
