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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 2024

Page

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CKSO marks 50th anniversary on Page 3 celebration

The CKSO station plans a Page 3 feature to mark its 50th anniversary. Staff say the commemorative program will highlight key milestones, notable broadcasts, and longtime listeners across the community.

News My Page CKSO

Arbor Day events set for Lancaster and Depew

Lancaster hosts Arbor Day on April 26 at Franger Square with spring cleanup 10 am to 3 pm and April 27 cleanup 9 am to 3 pm. Volunteers weed plant and signups reach Julie Curtis at 716-572-6124 or dheurtis732 roadrunner com. Depew also plans Arbor Day activities continued on page eight.

Lancaster Depew Village of Lancaster Franger Square Village of Julie Curtis Lancaster Beautification Committee Curtis

Flooded Yard Dispute Stalls Between Village and Town

Tammy Tideswell, a 30-year Navy veteran from Milton Drive in Lancaster, says non navigable waters threaten her home as flooding crosses Milton and Harvey drives. She cites unclear land control between Lancaster village and town, tracing the problem to Milton Pond and a berm created in the 1990s.

Tammy Tideswell Milton Drive Lancaster U.S. Navy Tideswell Milton Pond Harvey and Milton Drive Harvey Drive Irwinwood

Activist criticizes wind turbines at Lake Erie town board meeting

Patty Meekes of Citizens Against Wind Turbines in Lake Erie spoke at the Town of Lancaster Board meeting, warning wind energy could enter Lake Erie, threaten water quality for 11 million residents, and require lake bed dredging that could release heavy metal toxins. She noted the group backs bills with NY Assembly, Senate and Congress and seeks local resolutions.

Patty Meekes Citizens Against Lake Erie Town of Lancaster New York State Meekes Meckes New York State Assembly State Senate Congress

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