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Newspaper
Lancaster Bee
Location
Buffalo, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2024
Page
6
Lancaster residents urged to vote on a new park referendum citing insufficient park land and the need for green space. Readers are invited to submit anonymous Bee Heard comments at 716 632 0390 with a one minute limit and weekly cap.
A grateful resident praises Lancaster libraries and staff led by Kara Stock and Megan, with Julia Boyer Reinstein Library support. Grandsons enjoyed endless books, STEM kits, games, and programs. patrons commend welcoming, helpful service that enhances family visits and community accessibility.
Lancaster residents push for more green space as the town board earmarks 7.5 million for a potential new park. The measure, tied to the master plan showing over 200 acres behind on park space, goes to a November 5 vote with board stressing voter decision and neighborhood impacts.
Notify James Sinner of Beenews about upcoming events or new businesses in Lancaster or Depew or potential community leader profiles. Email jsinnerbeenews.com or mail 5564 Main St Buffalo NY 14221-5410.
Lancaster DPW reports the village street sweeper is operating on its normal schedule while undergoing routine maintenance.
The New York Forward Grant program distributed 4.5 million to the Village of Lancaster for publicly listed projects. Read about the selected projects, applicants, and amounts delivered at Lancasterbee.com/articles/lancaster-selections-for-ay-forward-funding-announced-by-state/.
New York State Senator Sean Ryan and Assembly member Jon Rivera with GOBike urge Expanded Complete Streets in all road projects. Data show rising motor fatalities statewide and a 30 percent increase in pedestrian or cyclist crashes in Western New York from 2020 to 2023, with cyclist fatalities up 200 percent. The measure would require inclusive design features across resurfacing maintenance and pavement recycling projects to improve safety for walkers and riders.
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