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Newspaper
Lancaster Bee
Location
Buffalo, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2024
Page
10
The Kiwanis Club of Lancaster hosts a Christmas event at the Lancaster Elks Lodge 33 Legion Parkway with a photo booth, costume and dance contest, music, auction and raffles. Admission is 20 dollars at the door for ages 21 and over, including beer wine and snacks. For details call 716-759-1111.
Food drive coordinators include Audrey Hamernik and Cheryl Boling from Depew and Lancaster School Districts, Courtney Mailhot, and Andrew Brocato of Tops. The notice lists local groups aiding the effort and continues from page one.
The owner describes a new Mexican restaurant as a tipping point for the area, highlighting diverse food options and envisioning it as a centerpiece where the community gathers for dining and socializing.
Harris Hill Volunteer Fire Company has added the LUCAS mechanical CPR device to its tools. EMS Lt. Daniel Cucinotta and Second Assistant Chief Kevin Swann emphasize continuous CPR improves survival, with the device aiding high quality chest compressions during limited manpower. The community funded the purchase, and it has been used twice, restoring circulation before hospital arrival.
Lancaster residents support Brynlee with the third annual Trunk-or-Treat and Artisan Market at Wojtek's Gymnasium on October 5 from noon to 3 PM. Funds aim to help Brynlee's family with childhood leukemia, local vendors, a 50/50 raffle, and a GoFundMe appeal online.
Elizabeth Bennett, a fourth grader, was first in line for the Indy’s Bookworm Vending Machine unveiled at Allendale Elementary. The machine, funded by student fundraisers, rewards tokens for books to keep and aims to boost home libraries across West Seneca.
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