Robert E. Butler Jr. — Nov. 14, 2017
BUTLER – Robert E., Jr. Of Williamsville entered into rest November 14, 2017. Beloved husband of Mary Jo (nee Baker) Butler; devoted father of Lisa (Daniel) Postas; cherished grandfather of…
Claudia A. Dean Ruslander — Oct. 25, 2017
DEAN RUSLANDER – Claudia A. Of Williamsville, entered into rest October 25, 2017, beloved wife of David Ruslander; loving daughter of the late Henry and Virginia Dean; dear sister of…
Village of Williamsville ~ Halloween Parade 2017
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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…
WNYers to attend James Madison University
STAFF REPORTS HARRISONBURG, VA (08/16/2017)– James Madison University is excited to welcome the class of 2021 to campus this month. The incoming freshman class represents an accomplished, diverse group of…
ECC to hold ‘toxic-waste drop-off day’
AMHERST TIMES WILLIAMSVILLE — Don’t forget that there is a toxic-waste drop-off day on August 5th at ECC. Originally published on Amherst Times. Republished with permission.
Williamsville to hold block party on Main Street
AMHERST TIMES WILLIAMSVILLE — The village will hold a block party from 6 – 8 p.m. Aug. 12 on Main Street. The block party is sponsored by Independent Health and…
AMHERST TIMES: Village Meeting Tonight
AMHERST TIMES Heads up people! Tonight, Monday, July 24th, is the next Village board meeting, starting at 7:30 pm. This is an opportunity for everyone, village resident or not, to…
Free concerts slated in Amherst and Williamsville
AMHERST TIMES WILLIAMSVILLE — Amherst Bassett Park is hosting a series of free concerts at Bassett Park on Klein Road. The 7 p.m. concerts begin on Wednesday. Organizers suggest attendees…
Public hearing planned on parking restrictions near Williamsville Castle
AMHERST TIMES WILLIAMSVILLE — Residents of Oakgrove Drive in late May called for parking restrictions on their street after an estate sale drew thousands of antiques hunters and curiosity seekers…