Results for “Amherst Quilters Guild”

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

Amherst Quilters Guild to host panel discussion on quilting designs

The Amherst Quilters Guild will hold its next meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19, at the Honorable Shirley Chisholm Library, formerly the Audubon Library, located at 350 John James Audubon Parkway.

WGRZNot rated2 days ago

Amherst Police investigate fatal pedestrian crash on Sheridan Drive

The incident happened Monday on Sheridan Drive near Tavistock Lane around 9:30am.

Amherst BeeNot rated16 hours ago

Santo, cigars and signatures: Guy Fieri visits Amherst

Guy Fieri is no stranger to the Western New York area, having featured several Buffalo restaurants on his long-running show, “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” and he was back in the area during Halloween weekend, although this time,...

Amherst BeeNot rated3 days ago

Santo, cigars and signatures: Guy Fieri visits Amherst

Guy Fieri is no stranger to the Western New York area, having featured several Buffalo restaurants on his long-running show, “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” and he was back in the area during Halloween weekend, although this time,...

WGRZNot rated4 days ago

Amherst Police Department hosting 2026 holiday food drive to help local families

Community members are encouraged to donate non-perishable food items to help families in need throughout Western New York.

Amherst BeeNot rated8 days 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 rated8 days 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.

Amherst BeeNot rated9 days 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.

WKBW-TVNot rated9 days 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.

WGRZNot rated6 days ago

Station Twelve in Amherst expected to open 5 businesses Thursday

After more than a decade of construction and setbacks, Station Twelve is putting the final touches on five new restaurant and retail stores set to open Thursday.

Hamburg SunNot rated7 days ago

Voters in Amherst, Cheektowaga overwhelmingly approve term-limit ballot measures

Voters in Amherst passed an update to the town’s 2006 term-limits law while residents in Cheektowaga for the first time approved term limits in that town.

Hamburg SunNot rated4 days ago

View the presentation: Catholic Health’s pitch to Amherst IDA

On Nov. 5, Catholic Health officials made a presentation to the Amherst Industrial Development Agency’s Executive Committee.

WGRZNot rated12 hours ago

2 more stores set to open at this week at Station Twelve in Amherst

Just days after five new businesses opened, two more are set to debut this week.

Amherst BeeNot rated1 day ago

Williamsville East students bring ‘The Legend of Sleepy Hollow’ to the stage

Williamsville East High School students will bring a classic ghost story to life with their fall production of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” scheduled for Friday, Nov. 13, and Saturday, Nov. 14, at 151 Paradise Road, East Amherst.

PhysCenter12 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 StoryLeft11 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.

Hamburg SunNot rated4 days ago

Read the letter: 5 private practices oppose tax breaks for Catholic Health North

Doctors from five practices sent a letter Nov. 3 to the Amherst Industrial Development Agency, opposing property tax breaks for Catholic Health’s planned project at 462 and 480 Evans St.

ESPNCenter7 days ago

Doug Williams, Robert Kraft among 5 Hall of Fame contributor candidates

The Pro Football Hall of Fame on Wednesday announced the list of five contributor candidates, with the final candidate to be decided in 2027. Late Bears owner Virginia McCaskey is among five contributor candidates for the Pro Football...

BBC NewsCenter19 hours ago

UK falls silent to mark Armistice Day

Services have been held across the UK to mark Armistice Day, commemorating the end of World War One. Armistice Day, observed annually on November 11, marks the armistice signed between the Allies and Germany that brought fighting on the...

WKBW-TVNot rated1 day ago

Erie County approves property tax exemption for seriously disabled veterans

Just ahead of Veterans Day, Erie County is taking steps to provide financial relief to seriously disabled veterans through a new property tax exemption. BUFFALO, N.Y. Covered by 3 outlets: 3 are not rated.

WGRZNot rated1 day ago

Ryan Taughrin defeats Patrick Chludzinski in 143rd Assembly District race

Patrick Chludzinski has conceded the 143rd Assembly District race to Ryan Taughrin, who won by 570 votes. Republican Patrick Chludzinski has conceded to Democrat Ryan Taughrin in the race for the 143rd Assembly District, which covers...

KING-TVNot rated5 days ago

Amtrak is changing its policy to allow unloaded guns aboard more trains

Amtrak is amending its policy to allow more passengers to bring unloaded firearms aboard some of its trains. Amtrak will allow passengers to carry declared firearms aboard most of its fleet starting in early 2027. Covered by 3 outlets:...

Houston Forward TimesNot rated1 day ago

CIPC promotes scholar’s article on advancing mutual learning among civilizations through education and AI cooperation

WIVB-TVNot rated2 days ago

Santa returns to Walden Galleria for the holidays

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Santa Claus is back in town as the holiday season gets underway. His first stop? Buffalo's Walden Galleria, where shoppers can stop and pay a visit to Jolly Old Saint Nick. Santa will return to the shopping mall...

QuartzLeans left1 day ago

Adnoc Gas doubled profit and raised its 2026 forecast as LNG exports recover

Net income rose to $1.34 billion from $665 million in the second quarter, and guidance is now at least $4 billion

Amherst BeeNot rated6 days ago

Singapore Court grants enforcement orders authorising the seizure and sale of Tata Power's shares in Singapore companies

SINGAPORE, Nov. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Kleros Capital Partners Limited ("Kleros") confirms that the Singapore International Commercial Court (the "SICC") has granted enforcement orders (SIC/EO 4/2026) authorising the Sheriff to seize...

Amherst BeeNot rated7 days ago

Lancaster Police Department increases reward on missing person case to $11,000

The Lancaster Police Department, working with Crimestoppers, has increased the reward from $1,000 to $11,000 for information that helps lead to the arrest of the individual(s) responsible for the death of James Adamski over 40 years ago.

Amherst BeeNot rated12 hours ago

North Tonawanda voters approve Community Center

North Tonawanda voters approved the Community Center Bond Proposition by 7,044 to 4,506, a margin of about 61% to 39%. The result gives the City the opportunity to move forward with a project designed to bring residents together and expand…

Amherst BeeNot rated13 hours ago

Blotter: Driver flees crash, later arrested for DWI

Monday, Nov. 2

Amherst BeeNot rated15 hours ago

Concert fundraiser planned Nov. 29 to support Cheektowaga museum renovations

The Cheektowaga Historical Association will hold a concert fundraiser Sunday, Nov. 29, at The Stage to support renovations at the future home of its history museum.