TRICOLI: Don’t drown Williamsville in a valley of booze
By James Tricoli AMHERST TIMES The Village of Williamsville has thrown upon the residents a plan proposed by a citizen, David Schutte of the Schutte Hospitality Group. Mr. Schutte has…
TRICOLI: I believe the Republican Party will choose a ‘true believer’ of Trump’s lies
by James Tricoli AMHERST TIMES The question of who will replace Chris Collins in Congress comes down to two men: Mr. Gallivan and Mr. Paladino. Both men are highly regarded…
AMHERST TIMES: Ranzenhofer’s health fair was paid for with taxpayer money
By James Tricoli AMHERST TIMES State Senator Mike Ranzenhofer has been feeding off the public trough for many years. He has had public and elected positions for years as he…
AMHERST TIMES: Ranzenhofer’s Health Fair
By Jim Tricoli AMHERST TIMES State Senator Mike Ranzenhofer has been feeding off the public trough for 49 years. He has had public and elected positions for all those years…
AMHERST TIMES: EDITORIAL: When the Time Comes to Stand by Your Word, Supervisor Weinstein Is a Failure
AMHERST TIMES The contract between Uniland Co., who is going to build a hotel next to our Northtown Hockey Complex, and the Town of Amherst, is invalid. I was informed…
AMHERST TIMES: Editorial: Concerning the hotel which is going to be built next to our hockey complex
by James TricoliAMHERST TIMES When I first heard Uniland was going to build a hotel next to our hockey complex I was for the idea. When I discovered the contract…
AMHERST TIMES: Amherst Motto: “The Best Town Money Can Buy”
By Jim Tricoli AMHERST TIMES Our Town Board seems to be in another world when it comes to making decisions. They should be looking into ways our town can Make…
TRICOLI: When will patronage jobs stop?
By Jim Tricoli AMHERST TIMES Keaton DePriest, the newly hired full time employee in the Village of Williamsville, will be earning $50,000, which is almost a $30,000 increase in pay…
AMHERST TIMES: The Amherst Motto Could Be #*
By Jim Tricoli AMHERST TIMES Amherst’s motto contest has received several good submissions. I feel Amherst is a great place to live but if our Town, Planning, ZBA boards and…
HIGHLIFE FOR LOWLIFES GUIDE TO COOKING: Honoring Anthony Bourdain
“Things are different now” is a line Anthony Bourdain used often in his books, on his shows and in his columns in various magazines. It is a simple statement that…