Clarence Bee

11/14/2025

The Bills dogs make us wanna B-A-R-K!

11/14/2025

Missed the Veterans Day observances on Tuesday morning? Here are some of the photos we captured. See more next week on Thursday at www.ClarenceBee.com or in our print edition.

11/14/2025

This week's Bee Group Newspapers' Athlete of the Week is Williamsville South swimmer Bridget Reilly, who was named co-MVP at the Section VI State Qualifier meet on Nov. 6.

The Bee Group Newspapers' Athlete of the Week is sponsored by School of Rock North Buffalo.

This week's Bee Newspapers' Athlete of the Week is Williamsville South swimmer Bridget Reilly.Visit to view each week's athlete.The Bee G...

11/13/2025

Extra, extra, read all about it! This week's Bee is ready for you at www.ClarenceBee.com , with write-ups about the 2026 town budget, new local historic landmarks, a Safe Foods pantry and more.

11/12/2025

Here's a sneak peek at the buzz from this week 🐝 Read more on Thursday at www.ClarenceBee.com/.

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day and thank you to all who served for their service and sacrifice.

Don't miss the Bee's annual Salute to Our Veterans special section, featuring several local veterans' stories submitted by our Bee readers — available now on newsstands or free-access online: https://bit.ly/4qUX5t7

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day!

Observances in the Town of Clarence will begin at 11 a.m. in Town Park Clubhouse, 10405 Main St., starting with the annual ceremony held by American Legion Post 838. Afterwards, the Clarence Citizens for Veterans, Clarence Youth Citizenship Club and the Clarence Rotary Club will hold a flag retirement ceremony with more than 150 flags and complimentary refreshments. Anyone attending is welcome to bring flags in need of retirement.

The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month is an important time. It’s a time when we stop all of the running around that comes with our comfortable lives, a comfort hard-won by the blood and sweat of many who sacrificed their own needs to protect others and our way of life. We take a moment to thank the men and women who have served our nation over the years.

It has been said many times, but it bears repeating: Thank you, veterans, for your service.

11/07/2025

A garage fire at 8766 Main St. caused an estimated $250,000 in damage in the early hours of Friday morning.
A 911 call around 2 a.m. reported that a garage was on fire, and all occupants had safely exited the residence. Harris Hill Fire Company was first on the scene, reporting heavy fire in the garage and confirmed that everyone had exited the structure. Responding fire departments extinguished the fire.
Of the $250,000 in estimated damages, $150,000 was to the structure, and $100,000 was to its contents. The cause of the fire is under investigation with the Erie County Sheriff’s Office fire inspectors.
Other involved and assisting agencies included the Main-Transit, East Amherst, Clarence and Bowmansville fire departments; the Erie County Sheriff’s Office; Twin City Ambulance; NYSEG; National Fuel; and Anytime Enclosures.

11/07/2025

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11/07/2025

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Clarence girls tennis player Sofia Banifatemi was the Bee’s Athlete of the Week for the Oct. 16 editions, but it could not be published until now due to technical issues.

Clarence girls tennis player Sofia Banifatemi is the Bee Newspapers' Athlete of the Week for the Oct. 16 editions, but the video was posted now due to techni...

11/05/2025

Be ready for a very windy day today: Wednesday, Nov. 5.

A gusty southwest wind ahead of a cold front, veering to northwest behind the front will gust to 50 mph this afternoon and evening. Additionally this cold front will bring a period of showers, of which some may bring localized stronger gusts.

11/05/2025

135 Years Ago, Oct. 30, 1890: The lady school commissioner experiment seems to be a popular one. Miss Ida Griffin has served one term in the third Oswego County district and is again a candidate. During her term of office, she has traveled with a horse and carriage two thousand, five hundred miles in visiting the schools under her charge.

See this and other entries from old Bee newspapers in our Out of the Past column.

135 Years Ago, Oct. 30, 1890