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Lancaster Bee in Buffalo, New York

13 Apr 2023

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Lancaster Bee

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Buffalo, New York, United States of America

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Apr 13, 2023

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Lancaster seeks 5.5 million bond for road and building projects

The Town of Lancaster seeks 5.5 million in bond funding for capital repairs including a Warner Road rebuild estimated at 1.6 million with new pavement and sub base and potential speed tables. Additional works on Erie Street Cemetery to Steinfeld and Cemetery Road to Wendling plus a 650 thousand Seibert Road culvert bond depend on grants. A further 500 thousand general-use bond is proposed for building needs.

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Lancaster Warner Road Pleasantview Townline Ed Schiller Schiller Erie Street Cemetery Road Pavement Road Steinfeld Road Steinfeld Broadway Erie Wendling Road Seibert Road Bob Leary Leary
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Refermat Named Detective in Depew Village Board Action

James Refermat was appointed a detective by the Village of Depew at Monday night’s meeting, boosting the Detective Bureau to one lieutenant and three detectives, with one on extended sick leave. A 12 year patrolman with top civil service exam score, Refermat helped recover a missing Kubota and resolve related issues, prompting the chief to laud his readiness for the new role.

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Depew James Refermat Refermat Jerome Miller Miller Eral
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Old fire alarm wire hinders Lancaster pole replacements

The Village of Lancaster discussed removing an old fire alarm wire complicating Verizon pole swaps. DPW Superintendent Bill Cansdale proposed hiring two former village workers at 40 per hour for up to a month to safely remove the wire, with training and a village bucket truck required. He warned private contractors would cost more due to insurance. The plan raises liability and workers compensation considerations for temporary staff.

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Lancaster Verizon DPW Bill Cansdale Cient Cansdale Dansdale Cyndi Maciejewski Lynne Ruda
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