Farm fresh
by ERIC KEPPELER Editor | May 25, 2023
Mother Nature gave West Seneca a break last Thursday for the opening of the town’s annual farmers market. The temperature was in the low 70s on a sunny day, which...
Fight mars East Middle Spring Fest
by ERIC KEPPELER Editor | May 25, 2023
West Seneca Central School District officials are still looking into the cause of a fight that erupted outside during last Friday’s Spring Fest at East Middle School. Several video clips...
East, West Senior students perform at Youth Voices
by ELIJAH ROBINSON Reporter | May 25, 2023
Students from West Seneca East and West Seneca West High Schools attended Youth Voices at Buffalo State University on May 4 with ELA teachers Brianna Thompson, Stephen Sorensen, and Steven...
Saint Nicholas parishioners find a new home
by ERIC KEPPELER Editor | May 25, 2023
When members of Saint Nicholas Anglican Church in West Seneca had their building sold out from under them last year, they were gratified when St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Elma...
Saint Nicholas parishioners find a new home
by ERIC KEPPELER Editor | May 25, 2023
When members of Saint Nicholas Anglican Church in West Seneca had their building sold out from under them last year,...
Town Board votes to eliminate health care benefits for judges
by ERIC KEPPELER Editor | May 25, 2023
The West Seneca Town Board passed a resolution on Monday to no longer provide health insurance to judges in the...
Out of the Past
25 Years Ago May 28, 1998May 25, 2023
Friends of the Friends. That’s the unofficial name bestowed upon the group of town residents who have taken an active...
Trojans’ baseball team pushes winning streak to three
by JASON NADOLINSKI Sports reporter | May 25, 2023
West Seneca East’s baseball team is personifying the “we hope to be playing our best ball at the end of...
East boys lacrosse endures dreaded ‘no-show’ performance in finale
by JASON NADOLINSKI Sports reporter | May 25, 2023
It’s the game West Seneca East boys lacrosse coach Jim Maisano dreads every single season, and it came at one...
West track squads earn top-10 finishes at ECIC Championships
May 25, 2023
Thanks to some strong individual efforts, both West Seneca West’s girls and boys squads were able to secure top-10 finishes...
NICE TRY
May 25, 2023
NICE TRY – West Seneca West’s Tori Bernardoni bursts through a pair of West Seneca East defenders to fire a...
East track’s Simmons wins ECIC title
May 25, 2023
West Seneca East’s Quintus Simmons threw his weight around with the rest of the best Large Schools competitors at Friday’s...
HERE COMES HANLEY
May 25, 2023
HERE COMES HANLEY – West Seneca West’s Caitlin Hanley launches a Kenmore West pitch to the outfield during the softball...
$1 billion for mental health needs to be spent wisely
May 25, 2023
With $1 billion earmarked for increasing mental health services across New York state, coupled with May serving as Mental Health Awareness Month, now feels like an appropriate time to shine...
Spindle Items
May 25, 2023
..COMMUNITY BUILD – The West Seneca Recreation Commission is hosting a community build from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, June 3, to finish installing new playground equipment at Veteran’s...
Surge of migrants is cause for concern across New York state
May 25, 2023
The expiration of the federal Title 42 order, as expected, has resulted in an influx of migrants crossing the Southern border between Mexico and the United States. While Texas has...
Library News
May 25, 2023
The West Seneca Public Library is open to the public from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday;...
Military News
May 25, 2023
The annual Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony sponsored by the West Seneca Joint Veterans Committee will be held on Monday,...
Senior News
May 25, 2023
The West Seneca Senior Center is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, with the office closed...
Youth & Recreation News
May 25, 2023
The Recreation Office has resumed regular hours of operation from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. daily....
What’s Going On
Library Talk Cazenovia Neighborhood Library, 155 Cazenovia Street, Buffalo, will host former Buffalo Police detective Dennis M. Adams for a free talk at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 13. The presentation is called “How I Wrote a Book in Eight Weeks” and will describe his novels “Motive” and “City Hall Secrets.”...
