Phase 2 grant expands upgrades at Fireman's Park Depew
Depew votes receive phase 2 funding from the Environmental Protection Fund for Parks Preservation and Heritage through the Regional Economic Development Councils. The $351,528 matching grant brings the project total to $703,056 and funds walkways, a pavilion, fields, courts, playgrounds, lighting, benches, trees, dog waste receptacles, an additional shelter, all inclusive swing, restored lighting for courts, two Little League diamonds and a new bike path. Phase 1 previously replaces the Long-Shed shelter with a pavilion and bathrooms at a total cost of $1,771,5000 with about 81 percent covered by ARP and other funds.
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Amherst Citizens Police Academy invites residents to learn policing
Amherst Police Department offers a free Citizen Police Academy from March 1 to June 7. Classes run 6 30 to 9 30 p m at police headquarters and the training facility, with tours, K 9, SWAT demos, crime scene processing, driving simulations and a shoot don t shoot exercise. Applicants must be Amherst residents or employees, 19 or older, with no serious criminal record, and submit by January 15.
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New York Bans Animal Tested Cosmetics Statewide
New York becomes the tenth state to ban selling cosmetics tested on animals after Gov. Hochul signed the act effective January 1, 2023. The measure allows existing products to stay on shelves while mandating nonanimal safety testing methods for new cosmetics.
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Blizzard of '22 online only coverage from Bee
The Dec 28 Bee published no print edition for the first time in 143 years due to inaccessible offices. Readers can see initial storm coverage and updates on lancasterbee.com or the paper’s Facebook page.
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