A federal jury has convicted Peter Gerace, 57, of Clarence, of conspiracy to defraud the United States, bribery, sex trafficking conspiracy, maintaining a drug involved premises, narcotics conspiracy, ...

Waving farewell to yet another year is always a strange feeling. We tend to breathe a collective sigh of relief that we have some time to rest after the marathon of Halloween, Thanksgiving and ...

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For years, research has shown that women are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and math careers.

Visitors to the Clarence Town Hall can take in a slice of history while walking through the foyer, thanks to the efforts of Town Historian Joe McGreevy. Since spring, McGreevy has been creating ...

Following frigid temperatures amid peak holiday travel, AAA reported an increase in call volume for dead batteries. On Monday, Dec. 23, AAA call volume for the Western and Central New York region was ...

The second Clarence Community Giving Project has raised $4,000 in gift cards, which will help 27 families and a total of 65 kids. The project is organized by the Clarence Community Foundation and is a ...

Clarence/Amherst/Sweet Home girls hockey coach Nicola Adimey was nervous at the beginning of the season due to having only 13 skaters and two goalies on the squad, but the new additions of seventh and ...

Amid the hustle and bustle of Clarence Middle School’s Makers Market, a student was peddling his wares for a special cause: the cats of Ten Lives Club. Nathaniel, whose family asked that his last name ...

I think it’s safe to say the police blotter is one of our most popular features, and the Best of the Blotter has some of the most memorable, funniest or downright strangest entries across all the Bee ...

Jan. 6 through Feb. 28. Physical copies of the coloring pages will be available at the youth bureau or Clarence Public Library, and a digital version will be available on both organizations’ websites.