Just one business at the Dunkirk Boardwalk has a current lease, and city officials want to change that. The Spike Dailey’s pub/restaurant recently renewed its lease, but none of the other businesses have an up-to-date agreement with the city. Council members have expressed concern about the ...
BROCTON — In honor of the 250th birthday of the United States, three volunteers in the village took the time to decorate fire hydrants all around the village. Lee Sank, Emily Harris, and Carla Rodriguez painted hydrants red, white, and blue to celebrate the semiquincentennial. “They look ...
Changes are coming to the only Catholic school in Chautauqua County. Perhaps most notably, the Northern Chautauqua Catholic School will have new leadership, as Paul Pinto has submitted his resignation as Principal and Chief Operating Officer, effective Tuesday. Pinto spent roughly 18 months ...
The planned changes to the Fredonia Elementary School schedule for next school year have upset parents and staff members of the district. In response to the changes, Fredonia Teachers’ Association President Michelle Greenough spoke on behalf of the association at the latest Board of Education ...
SUNY sponsors two ‘Great Wednesdays’ The State University of New York at Fredonia will be sponsoring two of the “8 Great Wednesdays in the Park” put on by Festivals Fredonia. The free, family-friendly concert series will run every Wednesday in Barker Common from July 1 through Aug. ...
Pictured from left to right AHN Westfield Memorial Hospital Administrator Dr. Rodney J. Buchanan and Westfield Memorial Hospital Foundation Executive Director Patricia Gaughan DiPalma accept a $2,030 check from Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation (NCCF) Executive Director Diane Hannum and ...