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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2024

Page

6

Promising Our Youth A New Year In Lancaster

A public oath ceremony at Lancaster Town Hall and Opera House inspires a pledge to keep children safe and healthy. The speaker vows a civic purpose to secure a prosperous future, urging officials to write letters to today’s youth for a time capsule to be opened on New Year’s Day 2074.

Bob Diane Dawn Lancaster Public Trust

Police blotter notes thefts and DWI amid Moscow mule detail

A Lancaster resident reports internet fraud linked to Spectrum and unauthorized charges after a online scam. Shoplifting at multiple stores leads to petit larceny charges. A Door Dash driver with an invalid license backs into a Spectrum box and is charged with aggravated unlicensed operation. A gray Cadillac hits another car. driver admits four Moscow mules prior to driving and is charged with DWI. A juvenile in a stolen Nissan Rogue faces possession charges. Additional shoplifting and impaired driving cases appear, with a diabetic-related crash and a hit‑and‑run noted. The Bee notes this is a sample police blotter.

Blackstone Court Central Avenue Bowen Road Moscow FLOCK Transit Freeman Roads

Pautler sworn in as Alden’s first woman supervisor

Colleen Pautler was sworn in January 1 at her daughter's Alden home becoming the town's first woman supervisor. A longtime councilwoman, she also serves as senior vice president for Alden State Bank and aims to make Alden a quality place to live, work and play. New council members John Cieszki Randy Crist and Gwendolyn Bork also took office with terms set for four years for Cieszki and Crist and two years for Bork. Incumbent Gina Waiss became town deputy supervisor. The inauguration marks Alden’s return to a five member town board. The board met January 2 and assigned committees.

Alden Colleen Pautler Pautler Alden State Bank John Cieszki Randy Crist Gwendolyn Bork Cieszki Crist Bork Gina Waiss Waiss Erie County

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