AMHERST TIMES: Rally for Westwood Recreation Park
By Jim Tricoli AMHERST TIMES I attended the rally for the Westwood area to be turned into a recreation park. The main speaker was Chris Drongosky, who is in a…
AMHERST TIMES: No pay raises in 2018 for Amherst’s elected officials
AMHERST TIMES There are no pay raises planned for Amherst’s elected officials in 2018. Last year the Town Board in a 3-2 bipartisan vote approved 40 percent raises for council…
Buffalo Niagara Coalition for Open Government meeting Thursday
AMHERST TIMES Thursday September 7th, 5:30 p.m. at the Williamsville Library, 5571 Main Street. There is free public parking behind the library. Public is welcome. Paul Wolf, Esq. President Buffalo…
AMHERST TIMES: 200th Anniversary celebration work group seeks volunteers
AMHERST TIMES AMHERST — As Amherst celebrates its 200th Anniversary in 2018, the Town is seeking to compile important historical information on its website, including a listing of the men…
AMHERST TIMES: The signs of the time, the first primary is September 12th
AMHERST TIMES The world of political signs has begun to descend upon the Town of Amherst. What rules govern political signs? According to the August 29th edition of The Buffalo…
Drongosky to campaign for Amherst Town Board Seat
AMHERST TIMES AMHERST — Christopher Drongosky, a past recreation commissioner and managing partner of specialty retailer Simply Certificates, is campaigning for a town council seat in this year’s elections. The…
Tonight: Movie Night in Island Park
AMHERST TIMES Dress warm! Bring your blankets and chairs! Join us for the “greatest sword fight and true love”….all in one movie!! Inconceivable! Join Youth & Rec and the Amherst…
AMHERST TIMES: Williamsville to Mill and Repave 12 Streets This Month
AMHERST TIMES A dozen streets in the Village of Williamsville will be milled and repaved this month, officials said. They are: Two alleyways between Eagle Street and Swan Place; Belmont…
Island Park to show The Princess Bride
AMHERST TIMES Originally published on Amherst Times. Republished with permission.
Editorial: Major scandal at the Erie County Water Authority
AMHERST TIMES The three Commissioners in the Water Authority paid $134,000 to outside lawyers even though they already had 4 lawyers on staff. One might wonder why the ECWA needed…