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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 2024

Page

6

Solar Eclipse and Nature Events Week at Reinstein Woods

Wild Wednesday eclipse basics session for families at 4:30 p.m. March 13 teaches safe viewing with registration. An eclipse planning and snacks workshop follows at 10 a.m. March 16, with participant brainstorming and activities. Also March 16 Maple Walk at 1 p.m. no registration, and Educator Workshop on March 12 from 4 to 8 p.m. for teachers with CTLE credit. registration via reinsteinwoods.org.

Reinstein Woods Honorine Drive Depew Reinstein Wood Nature Preserve Great Backyard Bird County Friends of Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve Reinsteinwoods

Community tips sought for Lancaster Depew profiles and events

Report news on upcoming events or new businesses in Lancaster or Depew and community leaders for potential profiles. Email jsinner beenews.com or mail James Sinner at 5564 Main St Buffalo NY 14221-5410.

Lancaster Depew Beenews James Sinner Main St Buffalo

Maryvale Partners With WNY Jewish Family Services for asylum-seeker students

Maryvale will partner with Jewish Family Services of Western New York to provide free one-on-one counseling and group work for asylum-seeking ELL students beginning in Maryvale's intermediate school. The district seeks 100 percent reimbursement from New York City for these costs and has added an ENL teacher to serve 76 asylum-seeking students, raising district expenses to 561000. Erie County Legislator Todaro urged state and city leaders to cover the full cost promptly.

Maryvale Jewish Family Services WNY Maryvale Board of Education Miranda Bauch New York Bauch America Rauch Erie County Frank Todaro Kathy Hochul Nyc Eric Adams Mark Poloncarz Todaro New York City

Lancaster Restaurant Week marks 175th anniversary

The Village of Lancaster kicks off a yearlong 175th anniversary with Restaurant Week from March 4 to 10. Participating venues such as 99 Brick Owen, Skoob's Village Grille, Lilly Belle Meads, Symposium Wine Bar, Fattey Beer Company and The Yelling Goat are crafting specials and menus as part of the celebration.

Village of Lancaster Lancastervillageny 99 Brick Owen Skoob’s Village Grille Lilly Belle Meads Symposium Wine Bar Fattey Beer Company Yelling Goat

Lancaster Middle School Drama Club shines in Willy Wonka production

Readers praise the Lancaster Middle School Drama Club cast and crew for Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka performance. Kudos to actors, orchestra, lighting, costumes, directors, LMS staff, and supporters for hours of rehearsals, fundraising, and dedication that start in Lancaster.

Lancaster Middle School Drama Club Roald Dahl LMS

Lancaster Village residents urge road repair and curb addition

The Bee Heard column records Lancaster residents calling for action on broken asphalt at the rear DPW yard, replacement of a 40 year old roller, curb installation on residential streets, and better road markings amid ongoing snowplow damage, urging the mayor and village board to inspect Richmond and Sixth, Fifth Avenue areas. The caller notes heavy vehicle traffic during Fire Truck Parade and seeks clearer stakes and balanced street investment.

Lancaster Department of Public Works Richmond Sixth Fifth Avenue

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