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Cleve-Hill High School named 2015 Tech Wars Champs By Rebecca Gunning LOCKPORT STAR EDITOR

On Wednesday, Jan. 14, Niagara County Community College hosted its 18th annual Tech Wars Competition. Nearly 30 school districts from all over Western New York visited the campus to compete in 21 different engineering and technology events, with Cleveland Hill High School being crowned the 2015 Tech War Champions. The event was open to students in grades 6 through 12, with middle school and high school

divisions in many of the competitions. Eighteen years ago when Tech Wars first began, there was one event with students from three schools. This year’s competition had around 700 students registered. There is a wide array of events, ranging from the amount of weight a wooden bridge can hold to robots building towers to windmill construction. One of the most anticipated ones is the Sumo Bot competition, which high school students build 20-pound robots to face off against each other.

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“These things are built from scratch by the students,” explained Mark Voisinet, an instructor at NCCC who has been involved with Tech Wars since 2000. “They’re starting with raw materials and doing everything from mechanical construction of it to all of the mounting of electronic components to all the programing and wiring that needs to be done in order to run the robots.” Another event that saw many participants was the Cardboard Boat Regatta. In this competition, students must construct a boat

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Cleve-Hill was named this year’s Tech War Champions. using only broken down cardboard, tape, glue and paint. They then must be able to row it from one end of NCCC’s pool to the other and back. The oars also can only be created with cardboard and duct tape. “That’s one of the competitions where you see a wide array of very well done and thought-out projects as compared to the occasional refrigerator box with some duct tape holding it together,” said Voisinet with a laugh. One of the teams that

participated in the regatta was a team of four girls from Sweet Home High School, who wore squid hats and made a boat that looked like a whale. The girls’ team is made up of senior Allie Perfetto, freshman Alyssa Duffy, junior Madeline Bell, and her sister Alison, a freshman, and wound up finishing in third place. Voisinet found the allgirl team to be encouraging and follows the trend of more girls developing an interest in S.T.E.M.

(Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) fields. “We’re just starting to see a little more growth with women coming into our technology programs,” he explained. “There’s absolutely nothing in technology that a woman can’t do as well, if not better, than a man.”

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One of the hardest things to get motivated to do during the long winter months is to put on the warm, heavy clothes and get outside. There’s a lot of us that only do it when we have to do something unpleasant like shovel the driveway, but the education center at Reinstein Woods is making sure that everyone has a chance to come and see that winter doesn’t have to be a chore – at least, all the time. From 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 7, they’ll be hosting their annual Winter Wonderland in the Woods event. There are no reservations required for the

the opportunity to explore. Center staff will be giving visitors the chance to try their hand at ice fishing, while in other areas there will be demos of snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Rentals will also be available for those that want to try the sport for a bit longer. “My favorite part of the event is seeing people try snowshoes or cross-country skis for the first time,” Boice- Green said. “A lot of people never realized how easy it is to snowshoe or ski, and how much fun it can be to get out in nature in the winter!” Longtime volunteer Mary Hughes, better known to the regular center visitors as Nature Mary, will also be hosting an in-

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Meals on Wheels looking for volunteers By Debra Kelly

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Meals on Wheels is in need of more volunteers to deliver hot meals to the residents of Cheektowaga. Volunteers typically work in pairs, with one person driving and one person serving the meals, and a single run only takes about an hour of your time. “The routes are designed so the volunteers stay in a reasonably close area, and they aren’t driving all over the place,” said Senior Center Director Kerry Switalski. “Meal recipients get a hot meal for their lunch and they also get a cold meal for their dinner that same day.” There are three different locations in Cheektowaga that Meals on Wheels volunteers operate out

of: the Senior Center, the Maryvale Presbyterian Church, and the Lord of Life Church. All sites are in constant need of more help. The lunches and dinner come to the site prepared and ready to go, so all that’s needed are the friendly faces that get the meals to their recipients. For volunteers, it only means an hour out of their day, but for many recipients, it’s something that they look forward to all day. “We see our volunteers forming lasting relationships with the residents they deliver to,” Switalski said. “For many of the seniors on our routes, the Meals on Wheels volunteer is the only personal contact they have on a daily basis and the per-

sonal interaction is just as important as the nutritious meals they are getting.” The meals that are delivered five days a week are designed to fulfill twothirds of the nutritional requirements of a single adult. Special dietary considerations that each individual might have – such as a need for a low-salt diet – are also provided for. A donation of $3.50 per meal ($7 per day) is suggested to help fund the programs and continue providing meals to seniors who can no longer shop for themselves, but no one is turned away if they can’t make a donation. That’s why the volunteers of the program are so important. Those interested in lending a helping hand don’t have to volunteer for delivery runs five

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Want your voice to be heard? Dear Cheektowaga and surrounding community residents: Is there an issue in the community you think others should know about? Do you have something important to say, but don’t know how to get your voice heard? Well, welcome to the Cheektowaga Courier “Opinions and Editorial” page. The opinion and editorial page is designed to have community members write in and voice their concerns and/or opinions. If there is something happening locally you think should be addressed, please let me know. If you want to recognize someone for doing a good deed, please let me know. Any topic that you feel is important, I would like to hear about it. All that I ask is that the letter be well written and that you include

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Common sense precautions can make for a healthier flu season New York State is experiencing geographically widespread influenza activity with Niagara County reporting confirmed cases of influenza. Obviously, this is a time when we should be taking all actions and precautions to prevent getting this infection. There is some anxiety about the “drifted” strain of influenza causing a decrease in efficacy of the current flu vaccine. However, we would like to negate this general notion and emphasize that everybody should get the vaccine. Although this year’s vaccine is not ideal match for

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and flu-like symptoms that improve but then return with fever and worse cough. People most vulnerable for developing flu-related complications include •Children younger than 5, especially those younger than 2 years old •Adults 65 years of age and older •Pregnant women •American Indians and Alaskan natives •People with medical conditions such as asthma, neurological conditions, chronic lung disease, heart disease, blood disorders, diabetes, kidney disorders, liver dis-

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Town supervisor giving State of the Town Address By Debra Kelly

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Now that the holidays are officially behind us and the new year is several weeks in, it’s time to start looking forward at what’s going to be happening in the town for the coming months. At noon on Thursday, Jan. 22, Cheektowaga Town Supervisor Mary Holtz will be giving the annual State of the Town Address at the Cheektowaga Chamber of Commerce Luncheon. The luncheon is being held at the Millennium Hotel Buffalo, located at 2040 Walden Ave. “The luncheon is a tradition for us,” said Debra Liegl, President and CEO of the Cheektowaga Chamber of Commerce. “We have been honored to host the State of Town Address at our January Lun-

cheon for more than 20 years. We feel it is important that we provide a forum for our members and the community to hear the accomplishments in the town during the past year and the goals for 2015.” In last year’s address, Holtz had focused on priorities like luring new businesses into Cheektowaga, increasing the town’s economic growth and development. Bringing more businesses to the area means, of course, bringing in more jobs – and that’s something that never goes unneeded. She also looked at plans to streamline government and cut costs, which included plans to consolidate the Community Development Department and the Neighborhood Preservation and Housing Development. Luring new businesses to the area is increasingly important, but

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Breast Cancer Network to hold annual meeting The Breast Cancer Network of Western New York will hold their monthly meeting at its Bella Moglie building, 3297 Walden Ave., Depew, NY (just east of Transit Rd) at 6:00 p.m., Tuesday Feb. 10. Speaker: Dr. Saif Soniwala, Medical Oncologist Topic: Updates in Breast Cancer Research For Meeting Reservations: Contact the Breast Cancer Network of WNY at 716-706-0060 or email www.bcnwny@ live.com. The Breast Cancer Network of Western New York, a non-profit organization, provides education, advocacy, support and networking for people affected by breast cancer. All interested individuals, survivor or community member, are welcome to attend the monthly educational meetings. Light

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refreshments are served at 6:00 PM followed by a guest speaker at 6:30 PM. Following the meeting, a professionally led support group for breast cancer survivors begins at 8:00 p.m.. Other Breast Cancer Support Groups offered by Breast Cancer Network of Western New York: Metastatic Therapy Group meeting from Noon to 1:20 p.m. every other Tuesday and a Young Survivors Group that meets at 7 p.m. the first and third Tuesday of every month. Call Christine Bylewski at 565-2092 for more information. Breast Cancer Network of Western New York also offers ongoing Quality of Life classes. These classes include watercolor, zumba, tai chi, exercise and a book club. Please call Sharon Faraci at 759-1176 for more information.

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Local sports Bielanin blossoming as one of Eagles’ big guns in pool

By Mike Pidanick SPORTS REPORTER

Bryce Bielanin has high hopes in his fifth and final season for the Cleveland Hill High School boys swimming team. Those goals are highlighted by a trip to the state tournament and a strong performance there, as well as additional school records. His history shows, watch out for plenty of success. A clutch performer through the years for the Eagles, Bielanin is one of Cleveland Hill’s big guns as crunch time nears. “He thrives in the postseason, he’ll be fine,” Eagles coach

Dough Newman said. The records show, Bielanin is the top 100 backstroke swimmer in Cleveland Hill history. He set a new school mark last February at the Section VI Championships at Clarence High School, finishing in 56.81 seconds. “He’s looking to build on his success from last year when he set a school record at sectionals and he’s already doing that,” Newman said. Bielanin will graduate - not only with the best time in the 100 back in school history, but also with the top time for a senior, junior, sophomore and freshman. Previously, he had set the Cleveland Hill records for a sophomore (57.47 seconds) and freshman (59.52 seconds) and eighth-grade (1 minute, 1.31 seconds). And he entered his senior season looking to add his name even more to the program,

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Bryce Bielanin is the top 100 backstroke swimmer in Cleve Hill history. which includes an extensive school record book, which is handed out at each home meet. “I want to break another school record, either in the 200

IM or 100 butterfly,” he said after an early-season win over Tonawanda. “And I just want to do whatever I can to help my team win.”

Bielanin’s top goals include team success and as he said, “we’ve started out well and we’re getting better every day.” He’s part of a strong

senior class that also includes fellow captains Kyle Godziak and Adam Slavinski as well as Ryan Eades, Ryan Osswald, Brandon Seifert, Ben Sullivan and Josue Vazquez. “All of our seniors are doing an excellent job,” Newman said. “They’re all pulling their weight and trying to get the younger guys behind them and following their lead.” Team goals are always imperative for the Eagles, who are also major players come postseason time at an individual level as well. When the best swimmers in New York State get together in Albany, Bielanin expects to make an impact there as well in the event he has set a new standard for at Cleveland Hill. “I want to go to states in the 100 back and do well there,” he said. “I’m just going to keep working hard and doing what I have to do.”

College football title and UB are pipedream — for now By Mike Haim COLUMNIST

I’m not sure if it was a moment of sheer hopefulness or just delusional thinking from a battle with a flu bug this past weekend, but there was a short period of time last Monday night when I actually pondered what it would be like if the University at Buffalo actually made the College Football Championship game. The thought didn’t last long, mind you. The reality is that smaller conferences, like the Mid-American in which UB competes, aren’t even in the mix when it comes to big-time bowl games, much less this newfangled (but long overdue)

invention to have one game decide the nominal national champion (remember, the title is not officially sanctioned by the NCAA). Even if UB’s “New York Initiative” eventually results in the football program becoming big enough to move up to a bigger conference, the question remains whether UB could migrate to one of the “Power Five” leagues that have a markedly better chance at getting their teams into the semi-final bowl games which feed into the title game. NCAA football isn’t like basketball, where a team can ride a hot streak during March Madness and seemingly magically make the Final Four. There is no football equivalent to

giant-beating hoops underdogs like Virginia Commonwealth, Wichita State, or Florida Gulf Coast. That said, it’s awfully hard to imagine the Bulls ever moving into one of the power conferences: theAtlantic Coast (ACC), Big Ten, Big 12, Pacific-12, and Southeastern (SEC). The one remote possibility might lie with the ACC, which in recent years has added Pitt, Syracuse, Louisville, and Notre Dame to its ranks. The current geography of the conference wouldn’t necessarily eliminate Buffalo, but I would anticipate it taking many years for UB to assemble the necessary infrastructure, fanbase and financial support to make the move feasible.

Even if the Bulls were to garner those prerequisites, there’s also a more basic aspect to worry about: establishing some sort of competitiveness against long-established programs. You can be optimistic by the glimpses seen in recent seasons: playing closely for portions of road games against Pitt, Georgia, and Ohio State, for example. But those are nothing but glimpses; being close for a half against a ranked opponent is simply not good enough if your eventual goal is something bigger than the Idaho Famous Potato Bowl. Don’t get me wrong – UB has done a fantastic job of making progress with their football program over the past 20 years. Athletic director Danny

White has to be given credit for keeping his eyes squarely on raising the school’s profile after his predecessors – Nelson Townsend, Bob Arkeilpane, and Warde Manuel – helped propel UB from its previous Division III status. But the proverbial mountain gets steeper the higher one climbs, and there isn’t exactly a long line of universities looking to demote themselves. UB’s growth will eventually depend on conferences becoming larger and covering more geographic ground. Along UB’s difficult “road to the national championship” is its ability to foster an unspoken tradition which keeps alumni coming back for years and decades. While the football

program has a devoted, loyal group of older graduates, there isn’t the rabid following as seen during Monday’s Oregon-Ohio State game, where middle-aged men had their faces, heads, and bodies painted in ways not even seen at NFL games. It doesn’t seem possible for the Bulls to magically acquire a group like that overnight. Then again, it seemed impossible 20 years ago for the terms “UB” and “bowl game” to be used in the same sentence. So maybe it wasn’t the flu that made me think of those national championship possibilities, but rather a willingness to be patient. www.twitter.com/mikehaim

South Cheektowaga Courier/ Friday, January 16, 2015

Local sports Camel highlights quality depth for Cheektowaga boys hoops

By Mike Pidanick SPORTS REPORTER

A n y o n e t h a t ’s e v e n remotely familiar with Western New York high school basketball knows all about Dominick Welch and Zak Ciezki – and those are the two standouts that are expected to lead Cheektowaga Central to big things again this season. But the Warriors’ goals are sky-high in 2015, and to achieve that, they’ll need vast contributions from the supporting cast as well. That’s where the likes of Devon Camel come in handy. A 5-foot-10 senior guard, Camel has stepped up when needed for Cheektowaga and he’s shown he’s more than willing to take the big shot if that’s what his team needs. “Dev’s been with us for a couple years now and he’s more than capable,” Cheektowaga coach Patrick Cullinan said. “He’s always willing to take a back seat and set up those other guys to do their thing. When other teams try to take other guys out, he has shown to be more than capable of stepping up and making plays for us.” Welch and Ciezki were both all-state selections last season and they’re the primary reason Cheektowaga is one of the best in Section VI this year as well. But Cheektowaga’s goals this season involve a trip to Glens Falls and for that

strong supporting cast. He’s averaging about 10 points per game and if he’s left open, he’s proven to be very capable of burying a 3-pointer against a team too focused on Welch and Ciezki. Camel is part of a strong group of role players along with the likes of Patrick Plummer, Drequon Trotter and Stephan Parker. Defenses are certain to focus on Cheektowaga’s top two standouts - but the Warriors hope that’s when the team’s depth will come out and shine. “We’re a lot more than those two guys,” Cullinan said. “Obviously, Zak has had a heckuva career here, not just hoops but obviously football as well. And then we have Dom and everyone knows what he can do. We’re not going to sneak up on anybody with those guys. We’re going to see some junk defenses, we know that. And different guys need to step up and play.” The Warriors suffered some early setbacks this season with non-league losses to strong McKinley and Williamsville South teams – and of course the heartbreaking buzzer-beater loss to TC Brown and Amherst on Dec. 16. But the Warriors are heading into the heart of the schedule seemingly back on track. Preseason was limited by the football team’s historic playoff run and the November snowstorm – but Cheektowaga seems to be JEFFREY T. BARNES good to go going forward. Devon Camel is averaging roughly 10 points per game for the Cheektowaga boys basketball team. “We got back to playing our type of basketball, team basketball,” Camel said. “Our first couple of games, to happen, it’s going to take riors have these days. Camel said after scoring 15 “Anyone can step up.” we were kind of scattered. a roster full of talent - and “I’ve been saying all year, points in a win over rival Camel has done is part as We got a good break and got that’s exactly what the War- we have a lot of talent,” Maryvale in early January. a member of Cheektowaga’s our stuff together.”

South Cheektowaga Courier /Friday, January 16, 2015

Community Events W W W. C P O W N Y. C O M

Toddler Time for children ages 2 to 3 1/2 years begins at 10:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Mondays and 10:15 a.m. Tuesdays at the Julia Boyer Reinstein Library, 1030 Losson Rd. Cheektowaga. Free to the public. Registration is open. Call 668-4991 or stop in to sign up. Lego Explorers Club for kids ages 6-12 years who enjoy building and discovering is from 6:30-8 p.m. every third Thursday of the month at the Julia Boyer Reinstein Library, 1030 Losson Rd. Cheektowaga. Free to the public. Info: 668-4991. New Branch of Cheektowaga’s Neighborhood Watch starting in the south side of town covering Hillpine Road, South Rushford, Ashleaf, Butternut and Losson between Rushford and Hillpine. Keep an eye out for suspicious or possibly criminal behavior, then call 911 to report it. If you are interested in being part of the group, contact Ed Gutowski at 570-2351 and email to edthebulldog@gmail. com with your name and address. There will be a kickoff meeting, then info will be relayed by email and/or phone.

Taking Off Pounds Sensibly (T.O.P.S.) a weight-loss group. Start a new day with a great group who will help you achieve a happy weight goal. Meets at 9 a.m. on Wed. at the Cheektowaga Recreation Center, upstairs, Town Park, Harlem Rd. Handicapped accessible and elevator available. Info: Mary Ann, 895-4414.

The Buffalo Button Club organized in 1946 and invites new members to join them in learning the history and appreciation of Button Sewing. We meet the third Monday of every month. Call Diane at 834-5799 for more info regarding time and meeting location.

Join Team Thomas in the Fight Against Cancer Andrew Thomas has been diagnosed with germ cell cancer; his family has teamed up with Fast Cash to raise funds. They are receiving 6 cents for every recycled container. Save and donate bottles and cans to help at two loca-

Town Park Community Association Meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month at the Alexander Community Center.

The Empty Leash Pet Loss Support Group for anyone grieving over the loss of their pet meets from 6:30-8 p.m. every other Monday at the Abbott Road Veterinary Hospital, 3816 Abbott Rd., Orchard Park. Register before attending. Info: 714-5785.

Mom’s Day Out Program meets every Wed. from 10 – 11:30 a.m. at Next Level Church, 751 French Road. For more information call 982-9183 or 668-2112. Eating Disorders Anonymous meetings will be at 6 p.m. Wednesdays and 9:30 a.m. Saturdays at St. Luke Lutheran Church, 900 Maryvale Dr., Cheektowaga. Info: 380-4035 or edcatt2@ gmail.com. Suicide Bereavement Support Group will be held from 7 – 9 p.m., first Tues. of each month, Life Transitions Center, 150 Bennett Road, Cheektowaga. Info: 8366460.

tions – 3620 Union Road, Life Transitions Center, Bible Based Addiction Cheektowaga and 5714 150 Bennett Road, Program 7 p.m. Wed. Transit Road, Lockport. Cheektowaga. Info: Abundant Life Center, Joanne Janicki, 845-4432. next door to Res. Life Pain-Relieving Laser Therapy Workshop Buffalo Polka Church, 2145 Old Union Learn and experience Connection Show Road. Info: 656-8995 safe ‘alternative therapies’ for pain relief of back, neck and arm/leg problems. Free monthly classes, 5580 Broadway, Lancaster. Call 206-7526 to schedule.

on the Internet with Ron Urbanczyk, www.246polkaheaven. com. Shows are 7 and 8 p.m. Monday, 11 a.m. Wednesday, 1 a.m. Thursday and 9 p.m. Westinghouse Retirees Saturday. Club meeting at noon on Arthritis Foundation the first Mon. of every Exercise Program at month at the VFW Post First Presbyterian Church, No. 7275, 3741 Walden 2085 Union Rd., West Ave., Lancaster. Info: Seneca. 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Club President Ed Wed. Programs available Weglarski at 685-2005. for low cost, please call to Cheektowaga Art confirm schedule and regGuild invites new mem- ister Info: 668-1115. bers to join them in appreciating all areas of art at 7:30 p.m., the second Thurs. of each month. Residents of all areas welcome. Info: CheektowagaArtGuild. com or 908-1356.

Central Referral Service If you need help dial 211 of 1-888-6969211. It is confidential and the specialist will refer you to the right people to get the help you need. Volunteers needed to answer community hotline. Info: 842-2608.

WNY Parrot Head Club meets at 6 p.m. every third Thurs. of the month at Rafferty’s in Cheektowaga. Info: 491General Grief Support 1052. Group 6:30 – 8 p.m. secAdult ADHD of WNY ond Tues. of each month Meetings 7-8:30 p.m. at Life Transitions Center, third Tues. of each month 150 Bennett Rd. Info: 836in the meeting room at 6460.

Denny’s, 4610 Genesee Sun Flower Girls St. Free, open to the pub- Home Bureau has moved lic. Info: 634-5469. to St. Andrews Church, 34 Donate Blood 11 a.m.- Francis Ave. and Crocker 6 p.m. Tues., Thurs., 7 Ave., Sloan. Come and a.m. – 1 p.m. second join the fun. Crafts, comand fourth Sat. of each munity service projects. 7 SOS-Save Our Selves a month Cheektowaga – 9:30 p.m. Thurs. Info: 12-step alternative or com- Center, 576 Dick Rd., 894-5840. plementary support group suite 1, Dick Urban Plaza. Home Bureau, a womfor recovery. Leave a mes- American Red Cross. Info: an’s organization, enjoy sage at 636-4869 ext. 318, 1 - 8 0 0 - G I V E - B L O O D , time with friends; learn or visit www.sos-nys.org donatebloodnow.org. new skills. Various meetfor schedules. After a Parent Dies ing times/places. Find the G.M. Salaried Retirees support group will be group closest to you. Write Club invites new members held from 6:30 – 8 p.m. EC Home Bureau, PO Box to join. Events include lun- on Mondays at the Life 1434, Cheektowaga, NY cheons, cruises, summer Transitions Center, 150 14225.

Recovery Inc. Meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m., Tuesdays, St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, 900 activities, and more. Info: Maryvale Drive at Union. Harold Kern, 741-4461. Info: 668-2380. Polish Genealogical Breast Cancer Society Meeting held Network of WNY monthly at 7 p.m., the sec– Young Survivors ond Thurs. evening, Villa Support Meeting will be Maria College cafeteria. held at 7 p.m., first and Free, open to the public. third Tues. of the month, Info: 652-9120. Breast Cancer Network of General Grief Support WNY, 3297 Walden Ave. Group will be held from The Bereaved Parents 6:30 – 8 p.m., second of the USA Meetings will Thurs. of each month, Life be held from 7:30 – 9:30 Transitions Center, 150 p.m., second Fri. of the Bennett Road. Info: 836month, Life Transition 6460. Center, 150 Bennett Road, Buffalo Chapter Cheektowaga. Info: 675Barbershop Harmony 3844. Society meets at 7:30 Metastatic Breast p.m. every Mon., St. Cancer Networking Luke’s Lutheran Church, Group will take place 900 Maryvale Drive, from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., Cheektowaga. Info: 825first Wed. of each month, 2283.

Bennett Road. Info: 836Cheektowaga Town 6460 ext. 103. Park Homeowners Association meets at 6:30 Parkinson’s Wellness p.m. third Tues. of each Group meetings month in the Alexander every third Wed. First Presbyterian Church of St. Community Center, W. Seneca, 2085 Union 275 Alexander St. Info: Road. Info: 675-8158 or Tom McGill at 896-6666 or tom@starstruckproduc859-3342. tions.net. S o u t h t o w n s Alcoholics Victorious Association of Widowed Meeting at 7 p.m. People for those age 55 & Wed. Faith Wesleyan over, meets third Sun. of Church, 4600 Union Rd., every month, St. David’s Cheektowaga. Held in Hall, 3951 Seneca St., W. room next to sanctuary. Seneca. Info: 542-2772. All addictions welcomed. Lily Pond Loop, and Info: 634-2578. State Symbols SelfSurvive 7 p.m. third Guided tours sunrise-sunMon. of each month, St. set seven days a week. Aloysius’ rectory. A grief Reinstein Woods. Info: support for widow/widwww.dec.ny.gov/educaowers. Info: Family Life tion/1837.html. Ministries 847-2210.

South Cheektowaga Courier/ Friday, January 16, 2015

ECC celebrates continued success through program Back in spring 2012, Erie County’s community college students couldn’t take advantage of a New York grant program that allows volunteer firefighters to receive tuition reimbursement in exchange for first responder service. Fast forward to the days leading into 2015, when Erie Community College officials can now boast the state’s highest enrollment numbers under the Firemen’s Association of the State of New York Higher Education Learning Plan. And thanks to this increased attendance—with nearly 150 students registered as of the Fall 2014 semester—ECC can also report over $500,000 in additional student tuition due to opportunities afforded under the FASNY plan. “I am pleased to learn that a notable number of students are taking advantage of the FASNY tuition program and committing themselves to serve their volunteer fire company,” said Erie County Legislator Edward Rath, a leading proponent of the program and its benefits to county residents. “This program

is a great benefit for the community, fire departments, ECC and students. I hope that we continue to see an increase in participation and applaud those who have enrolled in the program, earning a quality education while serving those in need.” The Firemen’s Association of the State of New York (FASNY) developed the plan as an incentive for people to serve in volunteer fire service. New York’s volunteer fire departments are currently experiencing a critical need to recruit and retain members. As an incentive for people to serve, FASNY developed the Higher Education Learning Plan (FASNY HELP). This program provides tuition reimbursement to individuals attending community college for up to eighty (80) credit hours and, according to ECC President Jack Quinn, provides area residents yet another way to take advantage of the threecampus college’s careerfocused education. “We at ECC are very proud of the successes we’ve experienced through the FASNY program,”

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Making the transition from high school to college can be an overwhelming thing, and making the jump from college into the real world can be even more frightening – and that can be even more intimidating for students who have been diagnosed with learning differences. That’s a huge part of the reason that Villa Maria has put together the Achieve Program. Many student assistance programs help with the day-to-day subjects, but Villa Maria’s program goes above and beyond that. In addition to tutors, printed class materials and tips on efficient note-taking, the Achieve Program

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