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Daemen College pays tribute to the veterans With nearly 100 U.S. flags lining the front campus walkway, Veterans Day at Daemen College was filled with gratitude and tribute to students and Western New Yorkers who have served in the U.S. armed forces. Almost 20 veterans and family members were recognized at an appreciation breakfast hosted by the college’s Center for Veterans and Veteran Family Services. In keeping with the military coin giving tradition as an expression of thanks to current and past service members, veterans at the event were each presented a specially created Daemen coin bearing the college’s logo. Among those attending the breakfast were Daemen President Gary A. Olson, State Senator Michael Ranzenhofer and State Assemblyman Raymond Walter. “The Daemen community extends its deepest gratitude to all those who have bravely

Erie County Clerk Chris Jacobs is reminding residents to “Renew Local” on Small Business Saturday, a day dedicated to supporting area businesses across the country the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Jacobs is making it easy for shoppers to “Renew Local” while out bargainhunting by having green “Renew Local” mailboxes

served in the military and honor the many sacrifices veterans have made for our country,” said Olson. “As a nationally designated Military Friendly School, we also strongly support our student veterans as we remain committed to providing them the best opportunity for academic and professional success.” Also at the appreciation event, recognition awards in honor of their “unconditional support and dedication leading to the success of Daemen College’s student veterans” were presented to Theresa Joyce of Depew, director of compliance, and to Clarence residents Sylvia Muhr, bursar, and Jeffrey Pagano, financial aid director. At an afternoon flag installation ceremony, dozens of students from several campus organizations and clubs placed small flags along the front walkway. “These more than 90 flags represent our support and pride for each of our student

veterans at Daemen and stand in honor of their service to our country,” said Hayley Brown of Canandaigua, president of the Daemen Student Association, at the ceremony held outdoors on a brilliant, warm November day. Thomas Sprague of Buffalo, president of the Daemen Student Veterans Alliance, told the gathering of students, faculty and staff that he is “proud to be a part of the Daemen family. This day means a lot to each and every veteran. Having served in the military, the U.S. flags you see here mean so much to so many service members and veterans and represent everything great that we stand for as a country.” Other student speakers included Kelsey Zahno of Wilson, representing the Student Alumni Ambassadors, and Justin Richmond of East Stroudsburg, Pa., president of Omega Epsilon Zeta. Congressman Brian

Shown with Congressman Brian Higgins are (L-R) Thomas Sprague, Kelsey Zahno, Justin Richmond, and Hayley Brown. Higgins, a strong advocate for veterans affairs, joined the Daemen community for the appreciation ceremony. “Veterans Day is a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices our service men and women have made and that we have

an obligation to never forget what they have done for our country,” he said. “Daemen College,” he added, “is an exceptional institution in our community that has welcomed student veterans and prepared them

A reminder to buy local, renew local placed outside the Erie County Auto Bureaus located in the Northtown Plaza, Eastern Hills Mall and Urbandale Plaza shopping centers. “When customers visit these locations, they are supporting local businesses,” Jacobs said. “I hope that residents who are buying local also consider renewing their vehicle reg-

istrations locally by picking up our signature green envelopes.” Taxpayers should know that by not renewing their vehicle registration directly with the Erie County Clerk’s Office, residents lose 12.7 percent per renewal, which totals over $1.5 million annually. This revenue is critical to the county’s general fund to

support vital programs and services important to the community. Motorists can simply place their registration renewal form and check, made payable to the Erie County Clerk, in the postage-paid green envelope and drop it in the signature green box outside the Erie County Auto Bureau locations or any mailbox that is

convenient for them. “I want to encourage individuals to support the region’s economy and patronize locally-owned businesses on Small Business Saturday,” Jacobs said. “I believe our ‘Renew Local’ campaign does just that, while making it an easy and accessible option for motorists to keep much needed revenue in Erie County.”

well for careers that will sustain them throughout their lives.” The ceremony concluded with student speakers reading a roll call of Daemen’s current student veterans.

The signature green envelopes are available at several convenient locations throughout Erie County including your local clerk’s office, the Buffalo and Erie County Public Libraries, Dunn Tire and the Erie County Auto Bureau. To learn more about the clerk’s “Renew Local” campaign, visit www.renewlocal.erie. gov.

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While four-wheel drive vehicles may help you get going quicker, they won’t help you stop any quicker – don’t get overconfident when driving one. Make sure your car is properly maintained – the better shape your car is in, the safer you are on the road. Have your battery and ignition system checked, along with your brakes, transmission and tires. All fluids in your vehicle should be checked and topped off: de-icing washer fluid, oil, power steering and anti-freeze. Change or adjust spark plugs, air, fuel and emission filters. Check your headlights, brake and taillights, blinkers and emergency flashers. If you ever get stuck in the winter season, be pre-

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In recognition of his enduring support for Daemen College, Dr. Michael Brogan, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the college, was presented a Distinguished Honoree Award at the 2014 National Philanthropy Day luncheon held Nov. 12. Brogan was among other award winners recognized at the Western New York Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals event to celebrate donors, volunteers, foundations, leaders, corporations, and others engaged in philanthropy in the local community. “We nominated Dr. Brogan for this award because he is the epitome of the spirit of Daemen College,” said Dr. Richanne C. Mankey, vice president for institutional advancement. “A powerful example of his dedication followed the tragic loss of his grandson, which led to the creation of the Paiten J. Meyers-Brogan Scholarship to benefit students with physical disabilities. His compassion is truly an inspiration to us all.” During his nearly 30-year tenure at Daemen, Brogan has been instrumental in securing multiple grants and has generously supported

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Elementary schools display photos Buffalo area elementary students displayed photographs that show their creative views of the community and environment at a Nov. 11 exhibit that culminated a collaborative project with Daemen College. Images from the Seneca Babcock Children’s Photo Show were available for purchase with proceeds benefiting the Seneca Babcock After School Program. During the five-week project, Daemen art education students worked with a dozen children in the after school program and instructed them on the basics of camera use. The young participants were then introduced to works by Jay Masiel, an acclaimed photographer best known for his unique perspective on capturing the environment and everyday life. “Jay Masiel wants people to see ordinary things in extraordinary ways through his images so we assisted the youngsters with using that focus when taking purposeful photographs of their surrounding environment and community,” said Dr. Mary Wolf, Daemen art education director, who oversaw the project. Guiding activities, including scavenger hunts, photographing specific items

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Soup & Pie Sunday begins at 11 a.m. Sun., Nov. 30 at Montgomery Park Independent Retirement Community, 6363 Transit Rd., East Amherst. Info: 688-7880. Holiday Cheer Party Santa and his elves with help with crafts and fun Sat., Dec. 6 at the Veterans Hospital of Buffalo. Vets H.E.R.D. is seeking donations (monetary, toys, books, craft sets, games, gift cards) for children ages 0-17 who are of recently returned/deployed veterans. Also seeking donations/sponsorships to cover expenses of food, beverage, activities, paper goods, etc. Donations being accepted through Nov. 30. Info: DonnaMarie Vaughan at 870-4488 or via email at donnamarie@ vetsherd.org. Rotary Club of Williamsville will hold weekly dinner meetings from 6:15-7:30 p.m. Mondays at Milos Restaurant. Guest speakers present an interesting topic. New Alzheimer’s Support Group begins at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at Heathwood Assisted Living, 815 Hopkins Rd., Williamsville. Sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association WNY chapter. Designed to provide emotional/social support for caregivers and help participants develop methods/skills to solve problems. Encourages caregivers to maintain their own personal, physical and emotional health, as well as optimally care for the person with dementia. New participants always welcome. Info: alz.org/

WNY or 1-800-272-3900. Lego Club for children ages 4 and older will meet the following: 4 p.m. Dec. 3 at the Audubon Library, 4 p.m. Dec. 4 at the Williamsville Library, noon Dec. 6 at Clearfield Library and 4 p.m. Dec. 8 at the Eggertsville-Snyder Library. Legos provided. Registration required. Holiday Show featuring over 100 paintings by 52 artists will be on view through Dec. 3 at the Amherst Center for Senior Services, 370 John James Audubon Pkwy., Amherst. Host: Williamsville Art Society. Public welcome to view from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. All pieces available for sale. Museum After Hours will be held until 8 p.m. every Thursday (Dec. 4, 11 and 18) at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village, 3755 Tonawanda Creek Rd., Amherst. Cost: free to BNHV members, $6 adults, $4 seniors/military, $2 children 12 and under. Info: 689-1440, www. bnhv.org or Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village on Facebook. WNY Holiday Partnership The 2-1-1 WNY toy assistance program, administered by the Olmstead Center for Sight, will serve Erie and Niagara Counties. Families may apply for assistance through Dec. 5. For information on application sites, hours and eligibility requirements, call 2-1-1 WNY at 888-696-9211. AARP 3526 will have their annual Christmas party at noon Fri., Dec. 5 at Classics V 2425,

Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst. Entertainment provided by Second Time Around. Tickets are $20 each. Guests 50 and over are invited. No December meeting for the club. Frozen Movie Night begins at 6:30 p.m. Fri., Dec. 5 at the Clearfield Library, 770 Hopkins Rd., Williamsville. Registration required: stop by or call 688-4955. “A Vocális Christmas” Relax to the sweet sounds of an intimate choral celebration Fri., Dec. 5 at SS Peter & Paul Church, 5480 Main St., Williamsville. Doors open a half hour before performance. Admission: $15 adults, $10 students. Info: www. Vocálischamberchoir.org. Tree Lighting Ceremony will be held from 7-9 p.m. Fri., Dec. 5 at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village, 3755 Tonawanda Creek Rd., Amherst. Free. Open to BNHV members only. Info: 689-1440 or visit www.bnhv.org. Holiday Celebration begins at 6 p.m. with a cocktail reception and open bar, followed by dinner at 7 p.m., on Sat., Dec. 6 at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village, 3755 Tonawanda Creek Rd., Amherst. $75 per person. Reservations are required by Nov. 26: call 689-1440. Info: www. bnhv.org. Williamsville Holiday Walk Stop by the Williamsville library (5571 Main St., Williamsville) during the village walk from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat., Dec. 6 for hot popcorn, cocoa and crafts. Registration required: stop by or call 632-6176

Pistol Permit Office will close to public on Wednesdays With the goal of reducing the time it takes to get a pistol permit in Erie County, County Clerk Chris Jacobs announced that beginning Dec. 3, the Pistol Permit Office will be closed to the public on Wednesdays to process new applications. This initiative comes just after Jacobs and his team completed a comprehensive “Re-engineering” analysis of the Pistol Permit Department. “After the enactment of the NYSAFE Act we took in as many new pistol permit applications in the first four months as we did the entire previous year. It was unprecedented,” Jacobs said. “We needed to determine what processes we could modify to improve the overall function of this office; primarily improving the time it takes to obtain a pistol permit.” The Re-Engineering Proj-

ect led by Karen Kirbis, a loaned executive from Audubon Machinery, identified several system enhancements that optimized resources currently available. It also identified that with current staffing levels, it is not possible to handle the necessary back office operations involved in processing a new pistol permit application, while also servicing over 100 customers a day. “Our sole function on Wednesdays will be to process pistol permit applications and to get the files ready to send to the judge for approval,” stated Will Fowler, supervisor of the Pistol Permit Department. “Our time will be spent working on new pistol permit applications, preparing files to go to police agencies for background checks and updating current permit holder infor-

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Diamond Ball to be held The Western & Central New York Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society announced John Rodgers, executive vice president and chief operating officer for Independent Health, will serve as chairman of the volunteer fundraising and planning committee for the Society’s 23rd annual Diamond Ball. This black tie gala will take place at Samuel’s Grande Manor on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015. “I am honored to serve as chair for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s annual Diamond Ball,” Rodgers said. “The mission of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is closely aligned with Independent Health’s efforts to create a culture of health in the community, and I’m proud to be able to support the organization with its goal of finding cures and ensuring access to the best available treatments for all blood cancer patients. CPOWNY

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the community and is active in many civic and professional organizations. He is past president and currently first vice president of the local board of LLS and serves on many of the chapter’s committees. He received the society’s 2010 “Service To Mankind” award presented at the Diamond Ball. Rodgers received a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy and an MBA from the University at Buffalo, where he serves on the dean of the school of pharmacy’s national industry advisory committee. He resides in Elma with his wife, Susan. All proceeds from the 23rd annual Diamond Ball will be directed toward research of blood cancers, local patient aid, advocacy, educational and community service programs in the chapter area. For more information regarding the Diamond Ball, contact The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society at 834-2578.

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Dunkin’ Donuts Expectant moms and their babies to benefit from new March of Dimes project supports WNY animals The March of Dimes announced a partnership with Catholic Health’s Mercy Hospital of Buffalo and Sisters of Charity Hospital, Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center, Kaleida Health’s Women & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo, the Erie and Niagara County Departments of Health, and the Health Foundation for Western & Central New York to implement the Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait program. March of Dimes Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait (HBWW) provides education for pregnant women, perinatal providers and the greater community on the problem of preterm birth, risk factors and strategies for reducing risk. In addition, HBWW provides a supportive structure for implementing bundled, evidence-based preterm birth prevention interventions. “Preparing for a new baby is a time of great excitement,” said Aimee Gomlak, vice president of WomenCare at Catholic Health. “Families don’t expect anything to go wrong, but in about one in nine births, babies are born too soon. Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait aims to help eliminate preventable preterm births by combining clinical, education and community efforts.” Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait is an important component of the

March of Dimes Prematurity Campaign, a nationwide effort to address the growing problem of premature birth, which is the leading cause of newborn death and a major cause of serious health problems. It costs society billions of dollars every year. The March of Dimes is also funding research to find the causes of premature birth. The announcement fittingly comes on the fourth World Prematurity Day and on the heels of the March of Dimes recent Premature Birth Report Card. Though there has been a seven-year improving trend in New York’s preterm birth rate, that has helped give more babies a healthy start in life and contributed to the improvement in the national rate, New York’s preterm birth rate was 10.7 percent in 2013. This is down from 12.4 in 2006, the year the rates peaked, but still only earned New York a “B” on the report card. The national preterm birth rate fell to 11.4 percent in 2013 – the lowest in 17 years – meeting the federal Healthy People 2020 goal seven years early. Despite this progress, the nation still received a “C” on the annual report card and still has the highest rate of preterm birth of any industrialized country. “Women & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo is thrilled to partner with

March of Dimes because of their reputation for excellence and the resources and education they provide to moms and babies,” said Allegra Jaros, president. “March of Dimes does incredible work every day to improve the health of moms and babies. And they educate the community at large about the problem of prematurity, a problem that many call our nation’s silent health crisis.” In 2007, Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait began as a demonstration project of the March of Dimes in Kentucky. The success of that project from 2007-present brought about the foundation’s decision to make HBWW a signature program in 2010, when it was rolled out to two new states (Texas and New Jersey). March of Dimes ultimately hopes to bring the program to needy communities across the country. There are now over 27 of the sites nationwide, with nine sites in Kentucky, five sites in Texas, two sites in New Jersey and seven sites in Kansas. “Partnerships with state and local health departments, our hospital partners and health care providers are a testament to how focused and effective policies, strong leadership, and clinician commitment have led to improvements in obstetric and newborn outcomes in a problem as complex

and seemingly intractable as preterm delivery,” said Christopher Glantz, MD, MPH, professor of OB/ GYN and public health sciences at the University of Rochester Medical Center’s Strong Memorial Hospital and March of Dimes volunteer spokesperson. “Through the March of Dimes unique, team-based research and implementation projects, including decreasing the number of elective deliveries before 39 weeks, we will continue the important work of preventing preterm birth, so more babies will get a healthy start in life.” Premature birth, birth before 37 weeks of pregnancy, is a serious health problem that costs the United States more than $26 billion annually, according to the Institute of Medicine. It is the leading cause of newborn death, and babies who survive an early birth often face the risk of lifetime health challenges, such as breathing problems, cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities and others. Even babies born just a few weeks early have higher rates of hospitalization and illness than full-term infants. At least 39 weeks of pregnancy are important to a baby’s health because many important organs, including the brain and lungs, are not completely developed until then.

Dunkin’ Donuts, America’s all-day, every-day stop for coffee and baked goods, will offer Western New York residents a reward for good behavior when they show support for the second-oldest humane society in the country. Now through Dec. 5, all participating Dunkin’ Donuts locations throughout the greater Buffalo area will offer guests a special heartshaped donut as a thank you when they make a $1 donation to the SPCA Serving Erie County at participating restaurants. The initiative marks the fourth year in a row that Dunkin’ Donuts has partnered with the SPCA Serving Erie County. The program has raised more than $30,000 since its inception in 2011. “Dunkin’ Donuts is honored to support the SPCA Serving Erie County, which provides high quality care and educational programs to support fair and humane treatment of animals in Western New York,” said Tammy

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Flames ready for redemption in 14-15 By Tony Fiorello SPORTS REPORTER

Last season didn’t end in quite the fashion that the Williamsville East Flames wanted to. Sure, the team did win a sectional title. But a narrow 2-1 playoff loss to Auburn (Syracuse) in the regional round has the Flames vowing to exact revenge for the bitter end to their 2013-14 season. “We set our standards pretty high,” head coach Mike Torrillo said. “Last year was a great season for us, winning a sectional championship, but losing to 2014-15 Fed Schedule Dec. 4 vs. St. Francis 7 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Dec. 6 vs. St. Mary’s 12 p.m. at Northtown Feature Dec. 11 vs. Sweet Home 9 p.m. at Northtown Feature Dec. 13 vs. Lew-Port 3 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Dec. 14 vs. Lockport 6:45 p.m. at Harbor Center 1 Dec. 22 vs. North Tonawanda 6:45 p.m. at Hyde Park 1 Jan. 2 vs. Niagara Falls 1 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Jan. 3 vs. North Tonawanda 3:30 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Jan. 8 vs. Will. East 9 p.m. at Northtown Feature Jan. 10 vs. Will. South 3:30 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Jan. 15 vs. St. Francis 7 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Jan. 17 vs. St. Mary’s 3 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Jan. 22 vs. Sweet Home 9 p.m. at Northtown Feature Jan. 30 vs. Lew-Port 6:15 p.m. at Harbor Center 2 Feb. 6 vs. Lockport 7:30 p.m. at Cornerstone Arena Feb. 12 vs. Niagara Falls 5 p.m. Hyde Park 1

Auburn was a pretty hard pill to swallow. It was a game that really could have gone either way. They got a couple of bounces that went in their favor and put us down 2-1, and we couldn’t answer. Talking to a lot of our guys this offseason, that loss has been sitting in their memory banks and they don’t want to repeat that.” To do so, the Flames will have to replace their two leading scorers from last season, forwards Tyler Trubish and Jason Cohen. Torrillo is counting on senior forwards Dylan Cicero and Matt Steffan to not just pick up the slack in the goal-scoring department,

but also defensively. Their play in their own zone should not only make themselves better all-around hockey players, but it would also make the life of goaltender Max Battistoni, who posted an impressive goals-against average of 1.88 and four shutouts last year, even easier. “ We ’ r e a t e a m t h a t preaches defense first,” Torrillo said. “We have a simple motto: ‘If they don’t score, we can’t lose.’ We really try to take care of our own zone, and if we do that, everything else will fall into place for us.”

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Matt Steffan (86) is a key player returning to a Williamsville East hockey team that fell in the regional round to Auburn last year. COACH’S OUTLOOK: “It’s a brand new season. Everyone has the same record at this point, and what can separate us from everyone else is our work ethic. But we can’t look too far ahead. It’s a cliché, but if we take it one game at a time, we can do some damage.” -Mike Torrillo

KEY PLAYERS: Dylan Cicero Matt Steffan Max Battistoni

Dec. 4 vs. Ken East 7 p.m. at Northtown Feature Dec. 11 vs. Hamburg 7 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Dec. 20 vs. Will. South 3 p.m. at Northtown Feature Dec. 22 vs. Ken West 7 p.m. at Harbor Center 1 Jan. 3 vs. W. Sen. East 1 p.m. at Northtown Feature Jan. 8 vs. Amherst 9 p.m. at Northtown Feature Jan. 10 vs. Grand Island 5:30 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Jan. 11 vs. W. Sen. West 4 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Jan. 17 vs. Ken West 3 p.m. at Northtown Feature Jan. 22 vs. Hamburg 7 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Jan. 26 vs. W. Sen. West 7:50 p.m. at West Seneca Rink Jan. 29 vs. Will. South 7 p.m. at Northtown Feature Jan. 31 vs. W. Sen. East 7 p.m. at Northtown Feature Feb. 5 vs. Ken East 9 p.m. at Northtown Feature Feb. 7 vs. Lew-Port 3:30 p.m. at Northtown Olympic Feb. 15 vs. Grand Island 8 p.m. at Harbor Center 2

AMHERST TIGERS Tigers key in on defensive play, will lean on strong core of returners By Tony Fiorello SPORTS REPORTER

Coming off of a season in which they went 2-16 under then-new head coach James Ryan, the Amherst Tigers feel as if they have a lot of room to improve in 2014-15. The biggest area of Amherst’s game that needs improvement this season is their defensive play. The Tigers didn’t perform up to Ryan’s standards in their own zone, and Ryan said if his team can cut

down on their amount of goals allowed, the Tigers will be able to compete for a playoff spot. “We flat-out need to keep the puck out of our net this year and get better defensively,” Ryan said. “We gave up way too many goals last year, but I think if our guys work hard every day and stay committed to our system, we can get a lot better.” Losing their leader, Bryan Smith, to graduation will be a blow to their roster, but Amherst plans to make up for his

departure by relying on a committee of talented players. Seniors Noah Basehart, Pete Sinagra, Rex Keoppen and Ben Battaglia will be counted on to provide leadership, while juniors Steve Vukelic and Ben Lackner and sophomores Will Grisko and Jeff Tyler will also play big roles on the ice. Basehart’s presence, in particular, should help the Tigers tremendously. The defenseman missed the previous campaign with a broken leg and his return to bolster the team’s blue

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line should be a godsend for Ryan’s squad. “Basehart’s one of our best players and he should help us out, no question about it,” Ryan said. “With that being said though, hockey’s still a team game. The biggest strength of our team is our character. Our kids possess a strong work ethic, they’re coachable and they have good discipline. As long as our group continues to play a team game, the wins will come.”

Amherst has to replace top scorer Bryan Smith’s production. COACH’S OUTLOOK: “We are a young, hardworking team just trying to focus on the fundamentals. Our goal is to continually improve throughout the season so we can compete for sectionals this February.” -James Ryan KEY PLAYERS: Noah Basehart Pete Sinagra Rex Keoppen Ben Battaglia Steve Vukelic Ben Lackner Will Grisko Jeff Tyler

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Katz will look to new leaders in 14-15 By Tony Fiorello SPORTS REPORTER

Despite reaching the Section VI Federation quarterfinals last season, the Sweet Home/Amherst Katz will have some issues to work through this season. Gone from the team a r e c o r n e r s t o n e f o rwards Missy Mallon and Katelyn Koester and stalwart defenseman Maddie Grisko. Mallon and Grisko have enrolled at Buffalo State College and Rochester Institute of Technology, respectively, to play collegiate 2014-15 Fed Schedule Nov. 25 vs. Kenmore 8:15 p.m. at Lincoln Dec. 4 vs. Lancaster/Iroquois 4 p.m. at Northtown Dec. 5 vs. W. Sen/Hamburg 5:15 p.m. at West Seneca Rink Dec. 11 vs. W. Sen/Hamburg 4 p.m. at Northtown Dec. 22 vs. OP/Frontier 4 p.m. at Northtown Jan. 2 vs. Amherst/Sweet Home 8:30 p.m. at Northtown Jan. 7 vs. Lancaster/Iroquois 4:30 p.m. at East Aurora Jan. 8 vs. OP/Frontier 4:30 p.m. at Hamburg Town Rink Jan. 13 vs. Mon. Martin 4 p.m. at Northtown Jan. 15 vs. Kenmore 4 p.m. at Northtown Jan. 22 vs. Mon. Martin 4:30 p.m. at North Buffalo Jan. 27 vs. Amherst/Sweet Home 4 p.m. at Northtown

hockey. The loss of those three seniors, plus numerous other upperclassmen, will leave the Katz with a young squad. But head coach Nicola Adimey expressed confidence that the players that she currently has at her disposal will be able to get the job done. “Those three players in particular – Mallon, Koester and Grisko – are going to be sorely missed by us and will be some pretty big shoes to fill,” Adimey said. “But we do have some players in particular, like goaltender Maddie Estin, who

will be more than up to the challenge to replace some of their leadership.” Another problem that the team has been faced with is a short bench. Just 11 skaters will be on the Katz’ roster in 2014-15, and Adimey admitted that it will play a factor in the program’s season. “We’re going to have a very small team this year, with the lack of skaters on our roster,” Adimey said. “They’re going to get a lot of ice time this year, for sure, but I think they’ll be ready to step up and with hard work, we’ll continue to win games.”

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The Amherst/Sweet Home girls hockey team is looking to build on a strong season. COACH’S OUTLOOK: “Our primary goal is to win games. It’s simple – if we score more goals and play better defense than our opponents, we can make a good run this year.” –-Nicola Adimey

Nov. 26 vs. Mon. Martn 4 p.m. at Northtown Dec. 3 vs. Lancaster/Iroquois 6:30 p.m. at Depew Dec. 4 vs. Kenmore 5:30 p.m. at Northtown Dec. 11 vs. Lancaster/Iroquois 5:30 p.m. at Northtown Dec. 16 vs. OP/Frontier 4 p.m. at Northtown Dec. 18 vs. W. Sen/Hamburg 5:30 p.m. at Northtown Jan. 2 vs. Williamsville 8:30 p.m. at Northtown Jan. 8 vs. Nichols 5:30 p.m. at Northtown Jan. 9 vs. W. Sen/Hamburg 5:15 p.m. at West Seneca Rink Jan. 15 vs. Mon. Martin 4:30 p.m. at North Buffalo Jan. 20 vs. Kenmore 8:15 p.m. at Lincoln Jan. 22 vs. OP/Frontier 4:30 p.m. at Hamburg Town Rink Jan. 27 vs. Williamsville 4 p.m. at Northtown

WILLIAMSVILLE Despite major losses, Williamsville girls are confident heading into 14-15 By Tony Fiorello SPORTS REPORTER

T h e Wi l l i a m s v i l l e girls’ federation team is brimming with optimism entering the 2014-15 campaign. Even though the team lost South defenseman Rachel Grampp, a first team All-WNY selection now at Elmira College and East goalie Theresa Moesky, a second team All-WNY at UB, an

abundance of talented players has kept the team’s chances of winning in good shape. Senior center Jordan Roetzer, senior winger Sarah Scolnick and junior winger Lexi Skibitsky (all from East) make up Williamsville’s top line. The line has been the team’s go-to offensive force for two years running, and a third year together should provide scoring punch on a nightly basis.

“They’ve played together for a while now and I think they’re one of the best line combinations in our league,” Hopkins said. “They have great chemistry together and a lot of speed. That’s a pretty potent mixture.” South senior defenseman Lily Markley will be counted on for leadership on the team’s back end and freshman Jenna Lekompski is Williamsville’s starter in net. Although Lekompski

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lacks experience at the high school level, she has given Hopkins confidence that she can be leaned on as a starter. “Goaltending is so important, because you need that stopper back there who can bail you out and keep you in close games till the end,” Hopkins said. “Even though Lekompski hasn’t played at the Federation level, I know what she’s capable of doing because she’s very talented.”

Williamsville’s Farrell Garrity. COACH’S OUTLOOK: “It’s a very balanced league. Last year, we had four points separating the top five teams. We have to do the little things to win, because everyone is well-coached and talented, so work ethic and attention to detail is crucial.” -Rick Hopins KEY PLAYERS: Jordan Roetzer Sarah Scolnick Lexi Skibitsky Lily Markley Jenna Lekompski

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Marc Adler gives talk on content marketing, offers insights Marc Adler, owner of Why Not Marketing, a marketing communications firm located in Williamsville, was recently invited to speak about content marketing to a group of about 20 attorneys and other staff members at Jaeckle Fleischmann & Mugel, LLP. Adler presented a 60-minute talk entitled “Content Marketing Re-

vealed.” The presentation offered insights on what content marketing is, its value and the platforms it can exist on, as well as how to target, develop and execute it to suit the needs of a law firm. Adler is a seasoned industry professional who has been sharing his knowledge through educational seminars, and as an adjunct professor for the

University at Buffalo for over two decades. “Social media remains an enigma to many businesses, with each one facing their own unique challenges to its execution,” Adler said. “I enjoy showing them how it can be a viable option for connecting with their target markets.” Why Not Marketing specializes in providing

strategic marketing consultation and planning services for small and medium-sized businesses. Established in 2012, the firm leverages Adler’s more than 30 years of local, national and international experience to help deliver powerful marketing strategies that yield meaningful results. To learn more, visit www. whynotmarketingllc.com.

Promoting awareness of domestic violence The Zonta Club of Kenmore will be promoting awareness of domestic violence through participation in the 16 days of activism thorough Dec. 10. A little over a year ago Zonta International took up this initiative, but this is the first year that Zonta of Kenmore has participated. The purpose of the campaign is to raise awareness of the different types of violence against women.

There will be postings on the website of the Zonta Club of Kenmore each day during the campaign providing facts about the extent of domestic violence and about available resources. This will help to get the word out that, unfortunately, the problem of domestic violence has no age, race, religious or cultural restrictions. There will also be a collection at the Kenmore Library of used cell phones which will be refurbished and sold with the proceeds being used by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence to support programs that help end violence in the home. The Zonta Club of Kenmore will sponsor a pancake breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Dec. 7 at Zebb’s Restaurant at 2875 Niagara Falls Blvd. in Amherst and donate the proceeds to a program that fights domestic violence. To purchase tickets to this event, contact 860-7029. Zonta International is a worldwide service organization working together to advance the status of women. For more information on the Zonta Club of Kenmore visit www.zontaclubofkenmore. org.

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