This Week in Clarence
Clarence tax rates not increasing for 2027
The town has released its preliminary 2027 budget, and Supervisor Casilio says it remains below the New York State tax cap. He also discussed how the housing boom in Clarence has brought in additional tax revenue. A flat tax rate does not necessarily mean your tax bill won't go up.
See the announcement →Fire at home on Shimerville Road
A fire broke out Saturday morning at 4680 Shimerville Road, causing extensive damage to the home.
More information and photos →Gertie's restaurant in Clarence Center appears to be closed
Gertie's, which recently reopened under new ownership, appears to have closed. Conflicting social media posts this week caused confusion, but the latest information suggests the Goodrich Road restaurant is closed, and its Google Business Profile lists it as permanently closed.
See the latest →Construction has begun on new hotel on Main Street
Construction is underway on the Skyline Hotel & Restaurant, a 3-story, 27-room hotel on Main Street near Goodrich. Planning board members asked the developer numerous questions at a July meeting.
Read the meeting minutes →Clarence football beats Kenmore West; home game tonight vs. Sweet Home
Clarence beat Kenmore West in double overtime last weekend, improving to 3-2. Tonight the team hosts Sweet Home at the high school, with a 7pm kickoff.
See the schedule →- • Hands that Rocked the Cradle: Mothers of U.S. Presidents — Oct 13, 6pm, Historical Society of the Town of Clarence. Info
- • Clarence Apple Festival — Oct 17, 10am–2pm, Clarence Methodist Church. Info
- • Candy Bingo for Grandparents and Grandchildren — Oct 22, 6–7pm, Clarence Youth Bureau. Info
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