07/11/11 This Saturday, the Elma Village Green Park will have a large contingent of people walking and bicycling to raise money for the Independence Foundation with its annual fundraiser. The money goes to help individuals with physical disabilities to live independently.
07/08/11 The East Aurora Cooperative Market, Inc., was selected to receive a $10,000 Seed Grant from Food Co-op Initiative, a non-profit foundation that provides resources and support for start-ups.
07/08/11 The East Aurora Street Festival & Sidewalk Sale on Saturday, July 30 will provide an opportunity for young entrepreneurs to register for the event and sell their own wares on the street at the Operation Kids space. Some young operators have already registered for the event, and spaces are filling up quickly with a few spaces still available.
07/08/11 Some Marilla officials are questioning an asbestos removal project that closed town offices for over a week and added $23,000 in costs to current reconstruction efforts at the building.
07/04/11 The Town of Elma will once again hold a fireworks display on July 4. The show will begin at dusk on Monday at the EMW Boys & Girls Club on Girdle Road. Visitors are asked to park at the Iroquois campus across the street.
06/22/11 Dr. Bruce Fraser, in his last business meeting as interim superintendent of the Iroquois Central School District, reflected on the long, arduous process that led, ultimately, to the defeat last month of the $41.9 million budget proposed by the Iroquois Central School District Board of Education.
06/15/11 64 veterans, who served as far back as World War II,have been inducted into the New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame.
06/14/11 No one on the Elma Town Board lost the short round of musical chairs played last week. When the game ended, the same number of seats was available for the same number of people.
06/10/11 As another Elma Relay for Life approaches, the teams and sponsors that raise money for locals afflicted with cancer are getting ready for the main event next weekend.
05/28/11 Weather permitting. Parades and observances are planned around the region starting today to commemorate the men and women of the armed forces who died serving the United States.
05/28/11 The Erie County Legislature on Thurs., May 12 unanimously approved the appointment of Earl Jann of the Town of Aurora to the three-member commission overseeing the Erie County Water Authority.
05/19/11 Two Geneva College Henry Mancini Musical Theatre award recipients will compete in the National High School Musical Theater Awards competition in New York City.
04/19/11 State Police make 4 arrests on the highways following the Sabres Home Game.
04/18/11 Reports of an armed gunman in Marilla...Searching for a killer in Kenmore...Defense takes the stand in the Luke Wright trial.
04/02/11 Ashley Johnson was born and raised in East Aurora. Having graduated from East Aurora School District and always being involved in her local church, she wanted to give back to the community she so loves. Her mother, Kirsten Chase, also an East Aurora native, shares that passion. Johnson, with lots of help from Chase, has made their passion a reality and will be celebrating a dream come true at ...
04/02/11 Aurora Town Board members were unanimous Monday night in rejecting a proposal for a shared village, town and library facility at the site of the current library on Main Street. While expressing appreciation to Library Board member Alvin Fontanese for raising the idea of an expansion to the library that would allow for new office and meeting space, each Town Board member said that the cost would ...
04/02/11 Many changes are happening at the Roycroft Campus, including the rebuilding of the Power House. A series of informational presentations are scheduled for the week of April 3 at The Roycroft Inn to share with the public the new initiatives and programs that are underway. Roycroft Campus Corporation President Doug Swift will be the lead presenter.
03/31/11 The New York State Police based out of the Elma barracks arrested a 49-year-old East Aurora man on Friday night, March 26 after he was stopped on Route 20A in the Town of Wales. The man was stopped around 10 p.m., after his vehicle reportedly crossed hazard markings on the roadway. Police charged him with driving while intoxicated after he allegedly failed field sobriety evaluations. The man was ...
03/31/11 New York State Trooper Kevin P. Dobson was killed in the line of duty on the morning of Sat., March 26 while conducting a vehicle and traffic stop on Interstate 290 in Tonawanda, when he was struck by a passing motorist. Dobson, a 1985 graduate of Iroquois Central High School, was a 14-year veteran of the State Police.
03/31/11 Local residents know Sinking Ponds in East Aurora as a nature preserve. Some may remember it as the former source of village water. To researchers from the University at Buffalo (UB), Sinking Ponds is an important archeological site. | 
