Results for “Amherst Engineering Department”

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

Amherst outlines waterline upgrades throughout town

The Town of Amherst Engineering Department is replacing 11,750 linear feet of waterlines throughout the town, removing old cast iron pipes that have corroded and failed, causing waterline breaks and environmental concerns.

Amherst BeeNot rated19 hours ago

Costco now open in Amherst

Today, Costco Wholesale is one of the largest retailers in the world, and now Amherst can count itself among the hundreds of locations globally.

Amherst BeeNot rated20 hours ago

Amherst considers new e-bike, e-scooter regulations; residents raise safety concerns

The Amherst Town Board held a public hearing on electric scooters and electric bicycles at its last meeting on Monday, Oct. 26.

WKBW-TVNot rated1 day ago

Summit Center opens seventh STEPS location in East Amherst

The new community-based day habilitation hub helps adults with autism and other developmental disabilities build everyday skills, friendships and independence.

WKBW-TVNot rated11 hours ago

Five new stores set to open Thursday at Station Twelve in Amherst

Warby Parker, Evereve, Just Salad, The North Face and ALO are among the latest businesses joining the long-awaited retail development along Sheridan Drive.

PhysCenter4 days ago

Hidden erosion: Study reveals soft mountain rock erodes three times faster than hard rock—with climate implications

A University of Massachusetts Amherst-led research team has discovered that weaker rock in mountain landscapes erodes three times faster than harder rock—even on gentler slopes—and is one of the main attributes governing mountain...

Raw StoryLeft3 days ago

Trump quietly plotting his own escape to friendly dictatorships: legal expert

International law professor Jamie Rowen has speculated that Donald Trump could flee to Russia or another friendly dictatorship if he lost power and faced prosecution. Covered by 3 outlets: 2 lean left, 1 are centre.

BrandonsunCenter21 hours ago

TransAlta reports $63M Q3 profit compared with $62M loss a year ago

Amherst BeeNot rated3 hours ago

Marauders denied in bid for volleyball ‘four-peat’

Tristan Kolen and Declan Hayward each had 15 kills to lift Canisius to a 25-21, 17-25, 25-22, 25-20 win over St. Joe’s on Thursday in the Monsignor Martin Athletic Association Championship Match at Cardinal O’Hara High School.

Amherst BeeNot rated3 hours ago

Ken East’s Clark races towards repeat state cross-country berth; Szafranski also qualifies

Sam Clark continues to smash records for the Kenmore East boys cross-country team.

Amherst BeeNot rated3 hours ago

Sports brief

The Cardinal O’Hara girls cross-country team of Carly Adinolfi, Veronica Boctor, Olivia Thongchanh and Ariyele Brown, along with team members from Buffalo Seminary, defeated Nichols, 27-28, at Como Park on Oct. 27 for its first win of the year.

Amherst BeeNot rated3 hours ago

Lumberjacks tumble in sectional quarterfinal

The thing about gambles is that you sometimes lose big.

Amherst BeeNot rated3 hours ago

Ken West football loses Funke Bowl semi

Kenmore West’s football team was outscored 18-7 in the fourth quarter of Saturday’s 24-13 home loss against South Park in a Chuck Funke Bowl Class A semifinal. The game was tied at 6-6 at halftime.

Amherst BeeNot rated3 hours ago

The Tonawanda connection lasts a lifetime

One of the greatest strengths of the Tonawanda City School District is the pride our graduates carry with them long after they leave our hallways.

Amherst BeeNot rated6 hours ago

Voters decide federal, state and local races

Voters headed to the polls Nov. 3 to choose candidates in federal, state and local races across the Tonawandas and Kenmore. The ballot included contests for the U.S. House of Representatives, governor, attorney general, state...

Amherst BeeNot rated7 hours ago

North Tonawanda launches tree planting program

The North Tonawanda Department of Recreation & Parks has announced its annual tree planting program, giving residents the opportunity to purchase trees for planting in front terrace areas or select public parks.

Amherst BeeNot rated8 hours ago

Annual winter clothing donation returns for fourth year

As Western New York prepares for another winter, Assemblymember Jon D. Rivera stated that his annual winter clothing donation has returned for the fourth consecutive year, continuing his partnership with Operation Warm and Highmark Blue...

Amherst BeeNot rated12 hours ago

Cheektowaga fitness enthusiast organizing 100,000-step fundraiser for FeedMore WNY

A Cheektowaga personal trainer who operates MBody Health and Fitness in Amherst, out of Wolfden Strength & Fitness, is inviting Western New Yorkers to put one foot in front of the other on Saturday, Nov. 21, to raise money for…

Amherst BeeNot rated14 hours ago

Blotter: Suspect allegedly throws knife at woman on Dick Road, later arrested

Monday, Oct. 26

Amherst BeeNot rated15 hours ago

Public skating returns to East Aurora's Classic Rink

Public skating returns to East Aurora's Classic Rink tonight, Friday, Oct. 23, with the first skate scheduled from 7 to 8:45 p.m. The outdoor rink in East Aurora plans to offer public skating, weather permitting, through March 7, 2027.

Amherst BeeNot rated17 hours ago

NOCO now offers windows and doors to WNY homeowners

NOCO, headquartered in Tonawanda, is now selling and installing windows and doors. NOCO customers can get replacement windows and entry, patio and storm doors from the same company known for heating, cooling, plumbing and home energy.

Amherst BeeNot rated17 hours ago

ECDOH urges flu vaccine for everyone ages 6 months and older for flu season

The Erie County Department of Health (ECDOH) is reminding all residents ages 6 months and older that it is time to get a flu vaccine.

Amherst BeeNot rated18 hours ago

Trick or treat

TRICK OR TREAT: Halloween fun began a few days early at Crestmount Senior Apartments in the Town of Tonawanda as 14 costumed students and their teachers arrived from nearby Cardinal O’Hara High School. The students, members of the Good...

Amherst BeeNot rated19 hours ago

Support your local community center

The Depew Community Center (DCC) isn’t just a facility that hosts events, it’s an organization that promotes hope, offers assistance, and inspires compassion throughout the village. From our point of view, it’s important to recognize...

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

Family Yard Fall To-Dos

(NAPSI)—Fall’s a paw-some time to enjoy your family yard­—and prep it for a lush spring, say the experts at The TurfMutt Foundation, which advocates for outdoor living and the care and stewardship of yards, parks, schoolyards and other...

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

Eight Autumn Outdoor Power Equipment Tips to Avoid Headaches Later

(NAPSI)—Once the grass gets its final cut and the leaves are handled, it’s time to swap out the lawn mower, blower, and trimmer for the snow thrower, generator, and chainsaw. The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) says handling...

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

Seeing the Benefits of an Eye Exam

(NAPSI)—Most people remember receiving vision screenings at school; a simple test to determine whether a student was seeing well or needed glasses. What some don’t realize is that staying current on eye exams should be a lifelong habit. It is…

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

Flu Season Is Here: 3 Steps to Take Now

(NAPSI)—Influenza (flu) is nothing to sneeze at. It’s a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infect the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs. There are two main types of flu virus: A and B.

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

Take Charge of Your Breast Health as You Age

By Marisa Gefen, MD,

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

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