Kenmore

Phase 3 is scheduled to begin, bringing the total investment on Borden Road to $27.7 million.

Other reconstruction projects include Elmwood Avenue from Gnocchi Road to Kenmore Avenue, a $9.7 million project.

McKinley Parkway from Quimby Road to Southwestern Boulevard, a $4.7 million project that is substantially complete.

And phase two of the Maple Road project, a $3 million project covering 1.5 miles of North Forest Road to the bridge over Interstate 290, including the bridge over Ellicott Creek.

To donate or for ticket information, call 716-946-5753.

Community members who cannot attend are encouraged to share information about the fundraiser to help support the Thunderwolves softball and volleyball programs.

Kenmore Kids Crawl slated for October 25th.

Families will have a new way to explore the village of Kenmore when the inaugural Kenmore Kids Crawl takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. October 25th.

And now we'll take a look at the Kenton B, our first article.

KVIS welcomes new Kenmore babies with made-in-Kenmore onesies.

Every new baby deserves a warm welcome, and the Kenmore Village Improvement Society, KVIS, is celebrating Kenmore's newest residents through its Onesies for Newborn Children initiative.

Through the program, each new Kenmore baby whose family lets KVIS know about their arrival receives a quality cotton onesie printed with Made in Kenmore.

The onesies are sized for three to six months, providing a practical gift for babies as they settle into their new world.

Each onesie is festively wrapped and personally hand delivered to the family's door by a KVIS volunteer.

The simple gesture is intended to welcome new families into the Kenmore community and celebrate the arrival of each new baby.

The initiative is open to new Kenmore babies whose families notify KVIS.

Continuing with the Canton Bee for August 20th, KVIS offers internship opportunities for students seeking hands-on nonprofit experience.

The Kenmore Village Improvement Society is inviting students to explore internship opportunities with the organization and gain hands-on experience working with a nonprofit community organization.

KVIS is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization that has served the Kenmore community for 18 years.

Its work includes community events, campaigns, neighborhood beautification, and initiatives designed to strengthen connections throughout the village of Kenmore.

Internships with KVIS provide students with an opportunity to contribute to real community projects while developing practical skills and gaining experience in nonprofit work.

Opportunities are available for students interested in learning more about the behind the scenes work that goes into planning community events, supporting campaigns, and helping advance local initiatives.

For more information or to inquire about an internship, contact mail at villageofkenmore.com.

The KVIS is a group of volunteers celebrating 18 years of serving the community.