Depew police chief addresses Darwin Drive shooting
Depew Police Chief Jerome Miller told residents at the Monday village board meeting that the Darwin Drive shooting remains an active investigation. He said police consider it an isolated, targeted incident and have intensified patrols as detectives work around the clock to identify the shooter. The chief stressed community safety and limited disclosure to protect victims and the investigation.
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Erie County lawmakers oppose gas heating ban by 2030
The Erie County Legislature rejected Gov Hochul's 2030 target to ban natural gas heating and appliances for single family homes by a vote of 11 to 0. Lawmakers argue outages in the December blizzard show the need for multiple energy sources and continued use of gas for heat and stoves. They cite Climate Action Council and constituent concerns about grid reliability during extreme weather.
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Hochul education proposals raise hope for Depew schools
Depew district officials report Gov Hochul proposes full funding of Foundation Aid with an 18 percent increase plus 2.7 billion more, totaling 24 billion for the fund, with final budget signoff expected by April 1. The plan also links minimum wage to the CPI and expands full day prekindergarten by 125 million dollars for 17 500 new slots.
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Town of Lancaster park reservations open Feb 6 for 2023 season
The Town of Lancaster Parks Department begins online pavilion and shelter reservations for the 2023 season at 8 a.m. on February 6, limited to Lancaster residents. Fees vary by park with Walden Pond and Westwood shelters at 30 and 50 dollars and Keysa Town Park shelters at 50 dollars. A credit card is required, refunds are not offered, and online accounts may be created in advance. For details call 716-684-3320.
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Firefighters Grant Open for 324 Million in Aid
The Assistance to Firefighters Grant program invites eligible fire departments EMS groups and state academies to apply by 5 p.m. February 10. The nationwide program provides up to 324 million for equipment training and interoperability efforts. Local questions may be directed to the AFG Help Desk via email or phone.
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