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06/25/2025

Voters in the City of Tonawanda voted for the city's races on Primary Day, Tuesday, June 24.

In District 4, Jason H. Voisinet won on the Democratic line with 73.42% or a total of 174 votes against Amy L. Allen with 26.58% or 63 total votes. In District 1, incumbent James M. Shiesley had a total of 32 votes or 91%, against Frederick K. Maier with a total of 3 or 9% of the votes. In District 3, Raymond T. Schultz had a total of 16 or 55% of votes against Susan L. Gregg with a total of 12 or 41% of the votes.

City Judge candidates Dean Lilac Jr. and S. Michael Rua ran on Democratic, Republican and Conservative lines. On the Democratic line, Lilac had a total of 503 or 77% of the votes against Rua, with a total of 150 or 23% of the votes. On the Republican line, Rua had a total of 135 or 51% and Lilac had a total of 128 or 48% of the votes. On the Conservative line, S. Michael Rua had a total of 46 or 51% of the votes against Lilac with 44 or 49% of the votes.

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05/08/2025

Spindle: By Chitra Selvaraj
HEAVEN OR HELL? – All of us have desires. There’s nobody on earth who does not have desires. Some of us are lucky to have some or most of those desires fulfilled and many of us are unlucky to have some or many unfulfilled desires. What if all desires were fulfilled? Would that be heaven or hell?

Obviously, the first answer that comes to our minds is heaven. If every desire of ours came true, such a life is indeed heaven! But is it? I remember an episode of “Twilight Zone,” called “A nice place to visit.” Here a bad guy called Henry Valentine dies in a shootout with the police. When he wakes up in the other world, he sees Mr. Pip waiting on him, eager to carry out his every wish. Initially Valentine is confused because he can’t imagine himself being sent to heaven after leading the life he did. But he dismisses the thought and makes one request after another.

Mr. Pip faithfully fulfills every wish. After a while of having every wish fulfilled, Valentine gets bored because there is no challenge or an unknown factor. He knows that if he gambles, he is definitely going to win. Whatever he does, he is sure of the outcome. Life ceases to be a mystery and he has to live with this certainty for eternity.

He almost goes out of his mind and checks with Mr. Pip if they made a mistake. He finds they have his records straight. He beat up a dog when he was 5, he joined the street gang when he was older and the list of bad actions go on. Then he asks Mr. Pip, as to why they sent him to heaven with such a record. He expresses his desire to go to the other side (hell), where life could be more interesting.

Mr. Pip gives out a devil’s laughter and asks what made him think he is in heaven. This is the other side!

The story couldn’t be truer. When we seek happiness from desires fulfilled, we will be chasing them forever. Real happiness does not come from the outside. It only comes from the inside. The more we try to seek it from the outside, the more we will have to keep chasing it. The more we learn to seek it inside, the more happiness will chase us. On the outside, we must rely on external factors for happiness and the control is outside of us. But when we seek happiness within, you take control of your own life. It’s only when you are happy with yourself, external things can make you happy. Then happiness is yours forever.

North Tonawanda Pub Crawl kicks off on Saturday, May 17, from 4 to 10 p.m., hosted by 290 East Events. Proceeds benefit ...
05/08/2025

North Tonawanda Pub Crawl kicks off on Saturday, May 17, from 4 to 10 p.m., hosted by 290 East Events. Proceeds benefit the WNY Scholars Foundation, which supports scholarships for local high school students. A $10 wristband donation is your ticket in. T-Shirts will be on sale for $30 at participating bars. Every dollar raised helps kids build a brighter […]

North Tonawanda Pub Crawl kicks off on Saturday, May 17, from 4 to 10 p.m., hosted by 290 East Events. Proceeds benefit the WNY Scholars Foundation, which supports scholarships for local high school students. A $10 wristband donation is your ticket in. T-Shirts will be on sale for $30 at participati...

At its peak, the Erie Canal served as a superhighway, connecting Buffalo to Albany and fueling commerce and community gr...
05/08/2025

At its peak, the Erie Canal served as a superhighway, connecting Buffalo to Albany and fueling commerce and community growth. It linked farmers and shopkeepers all along its route –...

At its peak, the Erie Canal served as a superhighway, connecting Buffalo to Albany and fueling commerce and community growth. It linked farmers and shopkeepers all along its route – and left a lasting impact on the Twin Cities. North Tonawanda History Museum volunteer Audrey Monkiewicz recently pr...

Registration for bands and host houses for the North Tonawanda Porchfest, will open on June 1 and remain open until June...
05/08/2025

Registration for bands and host houses for the North Tonawanda Porchfest, will open on June 1 and remain open until June 30. Interested participants are encouraged to register at www.ntporchfest.com.... https://www.kentonbee.com/articles/nt-porchfest-registration-open/

Registration for bands and host houses for the North Tonawanda Porchfest, will open on June 1 and remain open until June 30. Interested participants are encouraged to register at www.ntporchfest.com. NT Porchfest thrives on community participation. Residents interested in hosting a performance on th...

Jourdon LaBarber ’11 media and content coordinator for the Buffalo Sabres, will be the keynote speaker at the 61st gradu...
05/08/2025

Jourdon LaBarber ’11 media and content coordinator for the Buffalo Sabres, will be the keynote speaker at the 61st graduation ceremony of Cardinal O’Hara High School on May 22 in...

Jourdon LaBarber ’11 media and content coordinator for the Buffalo Sabres, will be the keynote speaker at the 61st graduation ceremony of Cardinal O’Hara High School on May 22 in O’Hara’s Performing Arts Center. After graduating from O’Hara, LaBarber went on to earn a Bachelor of Science d...

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