Official newspaper of the Akron Central School District, Town of Newstead, and Village of Akron
Superintendent of Schools Patrick McCabe posted a letter to the Akron Central School website Friday afternoon, announcing that the Erie County Department of Health has determined that the Akron Central School District may implement “Test to Stay,” subject to the approval and compliance with the requirements of the ECDOH.
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Newstead Public Librarian Kristine Sutton has announced that the library’s supply of KN95 masks is depleted. Any changes to that status will be shared as appropriate.
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The problem leading to a “boil water” notice on January 10 to Village of Akron Public Water System customers has been resolved and the notice lifted, however, the water department is offering some suggestions as customers move forward.
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Village of Akron Department of Public Works crews continue to work toward an end to the “Boil Water” notice.
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All of the Rapid COVID 19 Test Kits procured by the Town of Newstead and Village of Akron Emergency Managers were distributed at Village of Akron and Town of Newstead pick-up sites for local residents Tuesday morning, with none remaining for a distribution on Wednesday.
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Due to a large water main break, The Village of Akron is issuing a “Boil Water” Notice until further notice as per the Erie County Health Department regulations. Please note the crews are working as fast as they can to correct the problem. Thank you for your patience and understanding. photo credit © Can Stock Photo / MattiaATH
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Town of Newstead and Village of Akron Emergency Managers will distribute Rapid COVID 19 Test Kits to Village of Akron and Town of Newstead pick-up sites for local residents while supplies last.
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Akron Village Board members adopted a resolution opposing Erie County and New York State’s COVID-19 emergency response during their regular meeting on Monday night.
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The Akron Celebration Committee is happy to bring back New Year’s Eve in Russell Park. The “Family Friendly” festivities begin at 11:30 p.m. with music, hats and more. There will be a ball drop at midnight to welcome in 2022, followed by an incredible fireworks display. This is an alcohol-free gathering and glass bottles are prohibited.
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