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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2024

Page

3

Erie County opens new Lancaster highway barn at 125 Cemetery Road

Erie County Public Works nears completion of a 21 500 square foot Lancaster highway barn replacing the Clarence facility in a 9 2 million project. County Executive Mark Poloncarz, Public Works Commissioner Bill Geary, and Legislator Frank Todaro attended the ceremony highlighting improved operations and winter plowing readiness.

Clarence Erie County Department of Public Works’ Highways Division Cemetery Road Lancaster Erie County Mark Poloncarz Highway Department Poloncarz Geary Erie County Department of Public Works Erie.gov Dpwi

Depew seeks new school superintendent in 2024 search

The Depew Union Free School District board has begun the process to hire a new superintendent. Dr Michael Capuana of Erie 1 BOCES assists in identifying candidates and gathering input from employees, parents, students, and community members. Community meetings and an online ThoughtExchange survey run through April 10 2024. The district posts details at depewschools.org and hopes to name the finalist by early July 2024 to start with the 2024 25 school year.

Depew Union Free School Board of Education Michael Capuana Erie 1 Boces Depew Ufsd Depewschools.org

Election Protection Hotline For April Presidential Primary

New York's Election Protection Hotline will aid voters during the April 2 presidential primary and the March 23 to March 30 early voting period. Call 866-390-2992 or file online for absentee, early mail ballot, or in person polling questions. Hotline hours vary by day and written requests are accepted anytime online.

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