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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

May 29, 2025

Page

7

Potter students auction modular house at Erie 1 BOCES center

Erie 1 BOCES Potter Career & Technical Education Center students auction a 1378 square foot ranch home through June 2 via Cash Auctions to fund future program needs. Three bedrooms two baths plus modern insulation and prints, with a courtesy town inspection planned.

Erie 1 Boces’ Potter Career & Technical Education Center David Grieco Griffin Krencik Frontier Central Matthew Bridges Matthew Grieco West Seneca Cashauction.com Brie 1 Board of Cooperative Educational Services BOCES Erie 1 Boces New York

Consultant team selected for Sumitomo site analysis

The Sumitomo Rubber Plant Closure Task Force picks Strategic Development Group Terracon and Nussbaumer & Clarke to conduct a comprehensive eight to ten week site analysis of the 129 acre Sumitomo property in Tonawanda funded by Empire State Development with support from National Grid and Invest Buffalo Niagara The study will cover site conditions geotechnical data environmental impacts infrastructure needs and marketability to guide future redevelopment and job creation plans with input from regional partners and officials

Sumitomo Rubber Plant Strategic Development Group Terracon Nussbaumer & Clarke, Inc Sumitomo Tonawanda Erie County Sumitomo Task Force Mark C. Poloncarz Sdg-Terracon-Nussbaumer & Clarke Empire State Development National Grid Invest Buffalo Niagara Invest Buffalo Niagara Tom Kucharski Sdg-Terracon-Nussbaumer & Clarke Group Hope Knight Nussbaumer & Clarke Town of Tonawanda ECIDA ILDC WNY Industrial Real Estate Development Strategies Committee SDG

Stolen Chevy Cruz Traced From Dormant Driveway Incident

Police respond to a vehicle theft on Dorset Drive at 6 09 am on May 21 monitor a resident owner says his Chevy Cruz disappeared overnight after being parked in front of another car. The car was found abandoned on a connecting street with tire tracks. A grey SUV and three unknown males appear on neighbor video footage.

Dorset Drive Ridgeway Ridgeview

Attempted vehicle break-in on Heritage Drive reported

At 11 24 p m Wednesday May 21 officers responded to reports a male in a white sweatshirt tried to enter a vehicle in a driveway on Heritage Drive. The owner alerted by a doorbell camera. Subject fled on foot toward Old Orchard Common. area search found no suspect. Video quality prevented identification of the vehicle.

Heritage Drive Old Orchard Common

Shoplifting reported at Transit Road stores

Police responded to two shoplifting incidents on Transit Road. On May 16 a store employee allegedly concealed goods and passed purchase points, stealing over 400 dollars in merchandise and was charged with misdemeanor petit larceny. On May 20 two males left a clothing store with almost 400 dollars of merchandise in a Dodge Durango and were charged with misdemeanor petit larceny.

Transit Road

Depew Community Center Extends Laundry Hours

The Depew facility now offers laundry from 9 a m to 1 p m on Mondays and Thursdays from 4 to 8 p m on Wednesdays and 9 a m to 3 p m Saturdays. Closed Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays. A wash and dry loads cost 2 with a 12 cycle laundry card for 20. Free on site coffee. Residents may schedule via text or call 716 263 3406.

Depew Community Center DCC

Music on Main kicks off 16th year in Williamsville

Williamsville’s Music on Main returns for its 16th season with 14 groups each Thursday from June 5 to August 28 across 13 venues including The Eagle House Sorrentino's Glen Park Tavern and D'Avolio Restaurant A new Saints Peter Paul Church site hosts monthly family fun nights with food trucks and music Restaurants now pay a participation fee this year but locations remain strong Youth spotlight debuts with performances by School of Rock Williamsville South Jazz Ensemble Cobraz and The Committed. Eddie Tice notes smaller acts bring major thrills for organizers and attendees.

Main Williamsville Main Street Wil Liamsville the Big Kaley Lynch Emily Rodriguez Eagle House Sorrentino Glen Park D’avolio Saints Peter Mances Rock Street School of Rock Cobraz Committed Tice The Stones Frank Sinatra Dolly Parton

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