Town, District Won't Collaborate on Ice Arena

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The Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda School District won't partner with the town to build a new recreational facility after state Education Department officials said the project isn't eligible for aid.

Youth hockey proponents have sought improved facilities for years, but critics say road and sewer repairs are a higher priority than a rink estimated to cost $8 million.

Town and district officials discussed collaborating in hopes state educational aid could help with the cost. But the state found no demonstrated need for the project, said John Brucato, assistant superintendent for finance.

Supervisor Joseph Emminger said the Town Board will vote by January on hiring a consultant to prepare drawings and a cost analysis on upgrades to Brighton ice arena. A public vote could settle the question.

 

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