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Erie Corps ready to roll
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 06:05 pm
The Erie County Departments of Parks, Recreation and Forestry and Social Services, in partnership with the Buffalo & Erie County Workforce Investment Board (WIB) and Erie 1 BOCES, today joined Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz in welcoming the first 10 graduates of the new Erie Corps initiative at the Edward A. Rath county office building.
American Diabetes Association announces 'State of Diabetes: Buffalo'
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 06:05 pm
The American Diabetes Association is proud to host its first annual "State of Diabetes: Buffalo," on World Diabetes Day, Nov. 14, at Seneca One Tower in Buffalo.
Erie County, City of Buffalo, Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy unveil inclusive playground at Delaware Park
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 06:00 pm
Erie County, the City of Buffalo and the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy have announced the official opening of the Delaware Park playground at Colvin Avenue and Amherst Street.
Explore & More, MOD-PAC to host toiletry drive ahead of Veterans Day
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 06:00 pm
Explore & More - The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Children's Museum, in partnership with MOD-PAC Folding Cartons and Stock Packaging, is honored to offer free admission for retired and active-duty members of our armed forces on Saturday, Nov. 9, and on Veterans Day (Monday, Nov. 11).
Hochul, Attorney General James offer update on nonpartisan efforts to protect voting rights & public safety during 2024 elections
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 05:55 pm
Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James on Monday provided an update on nonpartisan efforts to protect voting rights and public safety across New York during the 2024 elections. Those efforts include statewide, multiagency resources to combat misinformation and respond to any impediments to voting. This continues the governor's and attorney general's longstanding commitment to safeguarding the voting rights of all New Yorkers.
Santa's biggest little helper is back: 'Tops Christmas Bonus' returns this holiday season
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 05:55 pm
Get ready to save big this holiday season with the return of "Tops Christmas Bonus"! Now in its ninth year, this festive program has already helped shoppers save over $17 million on groceries, gas and gifts. And this year promises even more cheer!
Lewiston Choraleers holiday program includes performance during Lewiston Christmas Walk
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 05:55 pm
The Lewiston Choraleers will present its annual holiday program at three area church sites, including a performance on Sunday, Dec. 1, to coincide with the annual Lewiston Christmas Walk sponsored by the Upward Niagara Chamber of Commerce.
Erie County Home Energy Assistance Program opens Nov. 1
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 05:55 pm
The Erie County Department of Social Services announced applications for Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) regular benefits will be accepted beginning Friday, Nov. 1. The DSS is strongly encouraging applicants to apply online or to utilize remote channels to apply. As in previous years, interested applicants are encouraged to apply sooner rather than later.
M&T Bank kicks off Community Impact Week with efforts to help neighbors fight the cold
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 05:55 pm
M&T Bank's Western New York Community Impact Week begins Monday, Oct. 28, with special volunteer efforts that will help people in need find warmth through new, handmade blankets and hats.
Catholic Health offering lung cancer screenings
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 07:00 am
Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer in the U.S. Since lung tissue has no nerves, people may not experience pain or symptoms until the cancer has reached an advanced stage. However, if lung cancer is diagnosed early, the cure rate can be over 90%. That's why adults who are at high risk should undergo an annual lung cancer screening, which includes a low-dose CT scan.
Annual 'Holiday Kick-off - Lewiston Style' returns Nov. 2
Mon, Oct 28th 2024 07:00 am
Merchants in the Village of Lewiston are again teaming to provide a pre-Black Friday/Small Business Saturday shopping extravaganza, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2.
'Tis the season of giving back (to fans) for Little Big Town; Q&A with Kimberly Schlapman
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 05:45 pm
In Little Big Town's 25th anniversary, the country music hitmakers took a page from fast-food restaurants, movie theaters and the Mars company in offering combos: Delicious, value-driven, delightfully indulgent pairings sure to satisfy both new and especially tried and true fans.
Celebrity chef Anne Burrell to host cooking demonstration at Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:35 pm
Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel announced celebrity Chef Anne Burrell will host "An Afternoon with Anne Burrell" at Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel in the Park Place Events Center at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 24.
Forrest Frank releases 'Your Way's Better,' reveals 'Child of God (Deluxe)' project
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:25 pm
First-time, double-2024 GMA Dove Award-winner and Billboard's Top New Christian Artist of 2023, Forrest Frank is keeping things moving at warp speed, releasing a brand-new track, "Your Way's Better," and also revealing the upcoming Nov. 1 release of the "Child of God (Deluxe)" project.
Grand Island: Fire District is hot topic
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:25 pm
The Grand Island Fire Co. wants to form a Fire District that would transfer the responsibility of fire protection from the town to the fire company.
Mac Powell releases new album, 'I Love Jesus'
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:20 pm
Award-winning artist and songwriter Mac Powell has released his new album, "I Love Jesus" today, celebrating the simple gospel message of what God has done in his life.
Modern worship pioneer Martin Smith releases brand-new album, 'Joy'
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:20 pm
Martin Smith is back with his most defining solo material to date with the release of "Joy," available today. Boldy speaking words of courage and authenticity into an age marked by increasing uncertainty, Smith explores what it could look like to embrace joy amid discomfort, disappointment, uncertainty and more.
Sean Rodriguez and Disciple join forces for electrifying 'It Is Finished'
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:20 pm
The latest in a string of head-turning singles showcasing pop, worship, hip-hop and now hard-rock influences, WieRok Entertainment singer/songwriter Sean Rodriguez joins forces with genre tastemaker Disciple for "It Is Finished." Written by Rodriguez and Will Strotz and produced by Greg GREGATRON Williams, the electrifying anthem - a battle cry mobilizing believers to stand firm in Jesus' victory - is now available on streaming platforms.
State Police, local law enforcement to crack down on impaired & reckless driving through Halloween
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:15 pm
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that State Police and local law enforcement will increase patrols through Halloween, targeting impaired and reckless drivers. The enforcement period begins Friday, Oct. 25, and runs through Thursday, Oct. 31, and is funded by the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee.
Erie County municipal planning grants play key role in building communities countywide
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:15 pm
The Erie County Department of Environment and Planning announced 2024 municipal planning grant funding will be awarded to seven municipalities that applied for county funding to update comprehensive plans, zoning updates, and agriculture and farmland protection plans:
UB launching new summer STEM program for refugee and underprivileged teens in Buffalo
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:15 pm
U.S. businesses often lament a dearth of workers who possess the necessary expertise in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), not to mention emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. And the situation is only predicted to worsen. According to a National Association of Manufacturing and Deloitte report, the U.S. will have a shortage of up to 3.5 million STEM workers by 2025.
ESD announces start of construction on FeedMore WNY's new regional headquarters
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:15 pm
Empire State Development (ESD) has announced the start of construction for FeedMore WNY's new expansion project that will address the nonprofit's dire space constraints, enabling it to strengthen and grow its programs and build brighter futures for Western New Yorkers of all ages experiencing food insecurity and joblessness.
First gay marriage memorialized at Niagara Falls State Park
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 02:10 pm
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, along with Niagara Pride, on Friday unveiled a new interpretive panel on Goat Island commemorating highlights in New York state's LGBTQ+ history, including the first legal wedding that took place in Niagara Falls State Park.
DiCamillo Bakery breakfast sandwich debuts in Lewiston
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 11:00 am
Customers at the DiCamillo Bakery in Lewiston notified the Tribune/Sentinel of their excitement concerning a new, yet such an obviously smart addition to the store inventory: a breakfast sandwich.
Lewiston Town Board approves funding requests, appointments
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 11:00 am
Meeting on an off night - and with two members absent - the Town of Lewiston work session last Thursday was both brief and productive. Funding authorizations were made for pending projects, and appointments were approved, with board actions also taken on a number of procedural areas.
Seniors Shine: Marcia Buzzelli celebrates Italian heritage
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 10:00 am
The proverbial phrase, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade," is often used to encourage optimism in the face of adversity or misfortune. For 84-year-old Marcia Buzzelli, overcoming obstacles began at an early age, setbacks that would only stiffen her resolve with a can-do attitude. And as for those lemons? She'd prefer making her family's legendary Ricotta pie recipe. Brava, Signora!
Village of Lewiston considering changes to water rate, park fees
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 10:00 am
Trustees in the Village of Lewiston will hold two public hearings at the start of their Nov. 18 regular meeting to discuss a proposed water rate fee increase, as well as a possible price adjustment in park rentals. The session begins at 6 p.m. in the Red Brick Municipal Building, 145 N. Fourth St.
'Holiday Happenings' emphasizes community, creativity
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 09:35 am
The 2024 edition of "Holiday Happenings," held Oct. 19 at the Golden Age Center at the Nike Base, featured crafts, lunch, a basket raffle and a bake sale.
'Holiday Happenings': Pat Shaw reminisces about Sheila Colan
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 09:30 am
The display at Pat Shaw's table included a variety of wreaths, as well as a quilt that was being raffled off.
'Holiday Happenings': A beekeeper's story
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 09:30 am
A wide variety of products were offered for sale in the dining area at the Golden Age Center. If people were interested in buying something that they could take home and eat, they had the option of purchasing baked goods, jams and jellies or locally produced honey. The honey, which came in a variety of colors, was offered for sale by beekeeper Joe Mesmer.
'Holiday Happenings': Grand Island author shares stories of beloved dog
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 09:30 am
Joelle Koti is creating an entire series of books to honor her dog, Frankie, who passed away almost a year ago.
Lewiston Police Department offers tips for safe, fun Halloween
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 09:20 am
Each year, Halloween is traditionally celebrated with trick-or-treating and parties - and candy and drinks. Unfortunately, the night often includes drunken drivers on the streets and distracted drivers as well. The Lewiston Police Department will have extra patrols on policing our ghouls and goblins. Here are some tips for you to keep Halloween safe.
Start here: Halloween event central!
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 09:15 am
Halloween, trick-or-treat, trunk-or-treat and family-fun activities across Niagara County and Grand Island.
Full free edition: The Tribune-Sentinel/Dispatch for Oct. 25, 2024
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 07:00 am
Full free edition: The Tribune-Sentinel for Oct. 25, 2024
Buffalo History Museum to host Japan Culture Day
Fri, Oct 25th 2024 07:00 am
Calligraphy, folks crafts, and origami will be among the activities for the 17th annual Japan Culture Day (Bunka No Hi) set for Sunday, Nov. 3, from noon to 3:30 p.m. at The Buffalo History Museum.
Ryan announces $1 million for accessibility upgrades at Beaver Island State Park
Thu, Oct 24th 2024 08:55 pm
On Thursday, New York State Sen. Sean Ryan announced he secured a $1,000,000 state grant for Beaver Island State Park on Grand Island. This funding will allow for the creation of three major projects: a new dog park; ADA beach access; and an additional, accessible playground.
Niagara County Golf closed Oct. 28-30
Thu, Oct 24th 2024 08:50 pm
Niagara County Public Works Commissioner Garret Meal today announced the Niagara County Golf Course on Davison Road in Lockport will be closed Monday Oct. 28, through Wednesday Oct. 30, so that the parking lot can be paved. Groff's Café on the Green will also be closed during this time. The golf course and restaurant will reopen Thursday, Oct. 31.
Tops expands Instacart pickup delivery at 7 locations, including Portage Road
Thu, Oct 24th 2024 08:50 pm
Tops will further expand its Instacart services to now encompass pickup to round out its New York state offerings. This added convenience will allow shoppers to have their weekly groceries available for pickup at their local Tops store in addition to its home delivery option.
New York Power Authority to hold public hearings on draft strategic plan for expanding renewable energy resources throughout state
Thu, Oct 24th 2024 08:50 pm
The New York Power Authority will hold public hearings on its renewables draft strategic plan throughout November to gather community feedback and offer the opportunity for New Yorkers to share input. The draft strategic plan is open for public comment via NYPA's website. Comments will be accepted through Dec. 9.
DEC encourages New Yorkers to help protect bats during 'Bat Week'
Thu, Oct 24th 2024 08:45 pm
To raise awareness about the critical role of bats in the environment during internationally recognized Bat Week, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Interim Commissioner Sean Mahar encouraged outdoor enthusiasts to refrain from visiting caves and mines during the fall and winter months.
 

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