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Newspaper
Lancaster Bee
Location
Buffalo, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2025
Page
5
The Alden Lancaster Art Club is displaying examples of their work at Lancaster Public Library through May 29. Located at 5466 Broadway, Lancaster, the library can be reached at 716-683-1120 for more information.
The Depew Community Center now offers space for private events with reservations, a usage agreement, and a deposit. Inquiries go to depencommunitycenter gmail com or call 716-263-3406. online at dep ewcommunitycenter org. Hull Family Home hosts History Camp for Kids July 21–25 at 5976 Genesee St Lancaster from 9 am to 4 pm daily for grades four through eight. cost 300 per camper. contact Suzanne Jacobs at sjacobs hullfamilyhome com or 716-681-5494. Erie County to hold a free drive through rabies vaccine clinic May 17 9 am to 1 pm at Buffalo Public School 84 462 Grider St Buffalo behind ECMC campus. up to three pets per appointment. online registration at erie gov rabis vaccine. call 716-961-6800 for assistance. Dogs cats and ferrets 3 months and older eligible. bring vaccination proof. three year certificate provided with proof. Pets must be restrained by leash or carrier. retractable leashes not allowed.
The Depew Bee and Lancaster Bee publish community news free of charge. Mail items to 5564 Main Street Buffalo NY 14221 5410. Include name address and phone for verification. Letters max 300 words unsigned letters not printed. Deadline 5 p.m. Friday prior to publication.
In a State of the County address Erie County officials and community leaders discussed plans including converting the former Westwood Country Club site in Amherst into a nine hole public golf course with trails and a playground. They touted ambulance expansion, legal aid pilot, affordable housing construction, the Erie NET broadband project, and SUNY Erie stabilization while urging civic participation and criticizing national policy.
Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz faced critique over his annual address with critics saying it underlined federal dependence and offered limited forward vision for Erie County. The piece notes a larger than claimed surplus, wind turbine opposition, LVAC contract progress, and upcoming roadwork and a 2027 federal aid project on William Street. It ends urging residents to contact the office with concerns.
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