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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 2024

Page

4

Why New Year's resolutions often fail in the new year

A Bee Editorial reflecting on why resolutions fail and offering reasons such as lack of systems, reliance on motivation, starting too late, unrealistic goals, and unexpected life events. It urges discipline, flexibility, and planning to improve future goals and wishes readers a safe and Happy New Year.

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Christmas spirit and year long giving urged

This column promotes Christmas generosity and community service beyond the holiday. It notes food clothing and bottle drives, urges signing up to volunteer, and highlights a Lancaster High School event on Saturday Jan 11 in its south parking lot. It also offers a brief historical look at the USSR’s 1922 founding and Cold War milestones.

Lancaster High School

Library budget unchanged since 1985 with staff reductions

Easton stated the 1986 library budget remains the same as 1985, despite a higher dollar amount. The increase covers mandatory salary contract increases and slightly higher utility costs, while part time hours stay reduced by 27 percent.

Lancaster Public Library Patricia Easton Easton She Lancaster Depew Erie County Sheriff's Department New York

Out of the Past To Consider Consolidation Study

The Lancaster Women's Civic Club urges Lancaster town and village to study consolidating services. President Marlene Kraatz calls for a non-partisan expert committee to assess viability. Betty Ortman supports the study as beneficial to Lancaster residents.

Kenneth Braun New York Thomas Higgins Women’s Civic Club Lancaster Women’s Civic Club Lancaster Marlene Kraatz Civic Club Betty Ortman

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