Lancaster seeks to fill board vacancy
The Village of Lancaster Board of Trustees seeks a replacement for former Trustee Tyler Sojka to serve until a spring 2024 special election. The March 19 election determines the partial one year term, with potential to run for a full four year term in March 2025. Residents over 18 may submit resumes with contact details to Village Clerk Michael E. Stegmeier by 4:30 p.m. November 14.
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Tuba Artist Velvet Brown to perform with LHS bands
Velvet Brown, renowned tuba artist, will headline Lancaster High School Bands and Jazz Ensemble Guest Artist Concert under Dan iel DeAngelis and Richard Goss. The program includes works by York, Bandsvik, Karrick, Standridge and Brown’s Cizardas. Admission is 5 adults 8 students.
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Richard Goss
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Barbara York
Oysetin Bandsvik
Brant Karrick
Randall Standridge
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Twin Village Music
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Lancaster Central Music Department
Heritage Trail to close for hunting season in Lancaster
The Town of Lancaster Parks Recreation and Forestry Department will close Heritage Trail on Saturday November 18 for safety. The trail reopens Tuesday January 2 2024. For questions call 716 684 3320.
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Buffalo-Niagara Airport Receives $2.2 Million Upgrade
The Buffalo-Niagara Airport will get 2.2 million dollars from a statewide aviation grant program funding strategic infrastructure. The project covers two replacement passenger boarding bridges at Gates 8 and 22 with pre conditioned air units ground power units and related terminal equipment.
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New York State Department of Transportation
Senior Center Farmers Market Extends Into November
The Lancaster Senior Center at 100 Oxford Ave hosts weekly noontime markets through November offering fresh produce at affordable prices. Prices include acorn squash 1, apples 1 for two, cabbage 2, grapes 4, lemons 1 for two, oranges 5, potatoes 5 per bag, and more. FeedMore WNY runs the event, accepting credit, debit, cash, SNAP and Double Up Bucks. call 716-822-2002 for details.
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Erie County launches Home Energy Assistance Program HEAP
Erie County opens HEAP regular benefits with online and hotline applications. DSS urges early filing and lists income guidelines, benefit amounts, and outreach options. Emergency HEAP opens Jan 2 2024 for disconnection cases. Teaches how to apply and where to find more information.
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