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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2025

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Lancaster Eagle Scout to receive national medal for saving a life

Eagle Scout Joseph Trusiak of Lancaster will receive the National Medal of Merit from Great Falls Council Scouting America for saving a choking man at Russell's Steakhouse on February 4 2024. He used first aid known from Scout training performing the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge meat and save the customer. The award will be presented May 21 at Patriots and Heroes Park in Williamsville in front of Russell's Steakhouse.

Joseph Trusiak Lancaster Boy Scouts of America Herbert Hales Russell’s Trusiak Hales Great Falls Council Scouting America Patriots and Heroes Park Russell’s Steakhouse Transit Road Williamsville

Village plants 181 trees in village event

Village of Lancaster reports 181 trees planted during a community tree planting event organized by Climate Smart Coordinator Amy Stypa, funded by the USDA Urban Forestry Grant Program. The board plans a future community solar presentation and updated waste disposal efforts. O'Brien noted 19 applications to the New York Forward Small Project Fund, with a late May committee meeting to select projects.

Village of Lancaster Climate Smart Amy Stypa USDA Gavin O’brien O’brien New York Forward New York Homes Community Renewal

Town breaks ground on Walden Pond Park complex

The Town of Lancaster broke ground on a roughly 2.4 million multipurpose sports complex at Walden Pond Park with turf fields for football lacrosse soccer and softball. A 300 thousand grant from Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro funds and a bond cover the project. Lancaster Supervisor Bob Leary says the town answers residents' call.

Lancaster Walden Pond Park Erie County Frank Todaro Bob Leary

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