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Town of Boston prepares for Memorial Day festivities

BOSTON — The end of the town of Boston’s May 15 meeting focused on preparations for the end-of-month activities, in commemoration of Memorial Day. Supervisor... more
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Sardinia Town Board discusses summer plans

SARDINIA — The Sardinia town board approved the roof bids submitted by engineer Mike Metzger, who will be overseeing the bidding procedures for a new roof... more

Meet the Candidate night featured Springville-Griffith Institute Board hopefuls

SPRINGVILLE — The Springville Elementary School Parent Teacher Association sponsored a Meet the Board Candidates night on May 16 at the Springville-Griffith... more

Collins Fire Company pleads not guilty to misuse of transfer station

COLLINS — Representing the Collins Fire Company, Tom Flynn approached the Collins Town Board, during its May 6 meeting, to correct what he called “rumors”... more

Colden Town Board approves annual festival

COLDEN — The Colden Town Board kicked off its May 9 meeting with a public hearing for Celebrate Colden Inc.’s annual festival. The board members approved... more
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Metro Group Inc. names managing editor

CHEEKTOWAGA — Matthew Ondesko is the first managing editor ever named by Metro Group Inc., the parent company of the Springville Journal. Ondesko will... more
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S-GI School Board reviews budget proposals

SPRINGVILLE — Springville-Griffith Institute Superintendent Paul Connelly and Business Administrator Ted Welch presented their 2013-14 public budget hearing... more
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Concord Highway Department discusses bids, new monetary allotments

The Concord Town Board focused its May 9 meeting on the town highway department, which is preparing for its warm weather activities. The gravel bids were... more
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Meet the candidates: two vie for seat on S-GI Board

SPRINGVILLE — The Springville-Griffith Institute Board of Education elections will take place on May 21, in conjunction with the 2013 – 14 budget vote.... more

Current and future budget challenges discussed at West Valley Central School

WEST VALLEY — West Valley Central School Business Official Ann O’Brien kicked off the May 13 board of education meeting with an introductory budget presentation.... more
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The numbers for the bus go round and round: investigating bus budgets

SPRINGVILLE — According to former Springville-Griffith Institute transportation supervisor Jay Peplin, there is an error in the proposed 2012 – 2013 S-GI... more

Karen O’Hara receives Contemporary Woman of Distinction award for humanitarian efforts

SPRINGVILLE — Karen O’Hara, a Springville resident and owner of Rte 219 Southtowns Antiques on Cascade Drive in Springville, won the Contemporary Woman... more
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Art crawlers hunkered down in the arts bunker during May 4 event

SPRINGVILLE — Springville’s Main Street turned into a series of art galleries, during the second annual Spring Art Crawl, held on May 4. Each of the 24... more
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Springville’s trash program is Waste Management’s treasure

SPRINGVILLE — The village of Springville has been generating less trash lately, according to the Village of Springville Board of Trustees, which accepted... more
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Boston recreation in full swing for spring

BOSTON — Now that the weather has finally warmed up, the town of Boston has shifted its focus toward the recreation program. Councilman Jay Boardway reported... more