Amherst, NY

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Amherst Townhome Complex Sells for $5.45 Million

A townhome complex in Amherst has sold for $5.45 million, a significant transaction in the local real estate market. This sale reflects the ongoing demand for residential properties in the area.

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REI Flagship Store Closure Impacts Amherst Outdoor Enthusiasts

The closure of REI's flagship store in New York City may have a ripple effect on outdoor enthusiasts in Amherst, who often travel to the city for gear and expertise. As a major retailer of outdoor gear, the loss of this store could impact local residents who rely on it for their outdoor needs.

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Amherst Mourns the Loss of Michael Harris

Michael Harris, a resident of Getzville, New York, has passed away at the age of 68. His legacy will be remembered by the Amherst community.

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Amherst Launches Zoning Study for Hampshire College Campus

The Town of Amherst has launched a zoning study for the Hampshire College campus, examining potential uses for the property. This study is a significant step in determining the future of the campus and its impact on the local community.

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Amherst Costco Now Scheduled to Open in October

The Amherst Costco is now scheduled to open in October, bringing new shopping options to Amherst residents. This opening is expected to create jobs and stimulate local economic growth.

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Ted's Hot Dogs Offers Buy-One-Get-One-Free Deal

Ted's Hot Dogs, a popular eatery in Western New York, is offering a buy-one-get-one-free deal on hot dogs. The promotion is a treat for hot dog fans and a great opportunity to try Ted's famous hot dogs at a discounted price.

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Amherst Prepares for New Costco Store and Williamsville's Old Home Days Festival

The Amherst community is looking forward to the opening of a new Costco store, now scheduled for October, and Williamsville's 53rd annual Old Home Days festival is underway at Island Park. These events will have a significant impact on the local economy and community activities.

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Air Quality Advisory Issued for Western New York Due to Canadian Wildfires

An air quality advisory has been issued for Western New York, including Amherst, due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. The advisory is a concern for residents, especially those with respiratory issues, as it may affect their health and daily activities.

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Amherst Man Conquers Everest after Boston Marathon

An Amherst man has successfully climbed Mount Everest after completing the Boston Marathon. The feat is a remarkable achievement for the Amherst resident, who has demonstrated exceptional endurance and determination.

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Costco to Open in Amherst this October

A new Costco store is expected to open in Amherst in October, bringing new shopping options to residents. The store's opening will create jobs and stimulate local economic growth.

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Old Home Days Kicks Off in Nearby Williamsville

The Old Home Days festival begins Tuesday in Williamsville, bringing community events and activities to the area. This festival matters to Amherst residents as it showcases local culture and provides entertainment for families.

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Costco Updates Opening Date for Amherst Store

Costco has updated the opening date for its new store in Amherst, a move that is expected to bring new jobs and shopping options to the area. The updated opening date is a significant development for Amherst residents who have been waiting for the store to open.

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Williamsville Man Pleads Guilty to Sexual Abuse of Two Minors

A Williamsville man has pleaded guilty to the sexual abuse of two minors, a serious crime that has shocked the Amherst community. The man's guilty plea reflects the seriousness of the charges, and the need for justice in this case.

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Williamsville Man Pleads Guilty to Child Sexual Abuse Charges

A Williamsville man has pleaded guilty to child sexual abuse charges, a case that has sent shockwaves through the Amherst community. The guilty plea has significant implications for the safety and well-being of local children.

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Amherst Home Sells for $1.1 Million in Gated Community

A home in Amherst's gated community has sold for $1.1 million, a significant sale in the local real estate market. This sale reflects the ongoing demand for luxury homes in Amherst.

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Annual Golf Outing Raises Hundreds of Thousands for Golisano Children's Hospital

The annual golf outing has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for Golisano Children's Hospital, a vital institution that provides care to children throughout Amherst and Western New York. The golf outing is a beloved tradition in the Amherst community, and reflects the town's commitment to giving back.

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Amherst Homicide Investigation Continues with Little Information Released

An investigation into a fatal stabbing in Amherst is ongoing, with little information released to the public. The incident is the only homicide in Amherst so far this year.

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Charles Mertz Obituary Announced in Buffalo News

The obituary of Charles Mertz has been announced in the Buffalo News. Mertz was a member of the Buffalo community and his passing has been noted by residents.

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Amherst Crash Leads to ICE Custody for El Salvador Man

A man from El Salvador has been taken into ICE custody after a crash in Amherst involving Border Patrol. The incident has raised questions about immigration enforcement in the area.

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Tragedy on Wehrle Drive: Canisius High School Graduate Killed in Crash

A Canisius High School graduate was killed in a crash on Wehrle Drive. The incident has left the community in shock and raised concerns about road safety in Amherst.