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Grand Islands undeveloped land provides a home to a wide variety of wildlife, said Michelle Lockett, who has been coordinating events for the Grand Island Nature Alliance, a group formed a year ago.

Grab your seasonal wardrobe of cold-weather gear and spark some icy joy amid our local wintry wonderland.

Island Dispatch Senior Contributing Writer Karen Carr Keefe last week posed the same set of questions to the two candidates for Grand Island town supervisor: Peter Marston, running on the Conservative line; and Michael Madigan, running on the Republican line. Both candidates currently serve as councilmembers on the Town Board.

Island Dispatch Senior Contributing Writer Karen Carr Keefe last week posed the same set of questions to the two candidates for Grand Island town supervisor: Peter Marston, running on the Conservative line; and Michael Madigan, running on the Republican line. Both candidates currently serve as councilmembers on the Town Board.

There was good news at Mondays Town Board meeting for Staley Road residents who have expressed their traffic safety concerns about the road they live on.

The Grand Island Nature Alliance presents an interactive native plant event from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, May 19, at the Grand Island Community Center on the Nike Base, 3278 Whitehaven Road.

Three proclamations celebrating Arbor Day and two local environmental advocates, Dorothy Westhafer and Ron Rezabek, were read at Mondays Grand Island Town Board meeting.

In 1964 the Wilmington Home and Garden Club was founded with the express purpose of bringing black and white women of Wilmington together. (This club shoul

See some of our best vintage archived images from our "Through the Film Magnifier" feature from 2021.