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OTB?wants back in Dunkirk
February 7, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: This is in response to the commentary “Did Dunkirk, state break even?” (Feb. 5). I can’t speak for the state. Obviously, we know the state does not break even. more »»
City library a treasure for many
February 5, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: I have been reading for many months the letters regarding funding to the Dunkirk Free Librar. more »»
Steel sheet an option for wall
February 5, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: In regard to the Lakefront Boulevard wall, it would seem like a cheap and lasting fix would be to drive steel sheeting the length of the wall, like they did when central dock was... more »»
Workers will lose in Home’s sale
February 4, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: To sell the Chautauqua County Home to a private owner would be busting a big union. more »»
Banking laws need revision
February 3, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: The Banking Act of 1933 created the FDIC and instituted various banking reforms. Some good, some not so good. more »»
Newer isn’t always better
February 2, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: With each year as I purchase household hardware, it seems the quality of items, in terms of material and robustness, goes down and in many cases so has the price. more »»
Environmentalists go too far
January 31, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: President Obama’s lawyers just lost a case accusing an oil company of killing a dozen birds. Prison time could have been handed out to executives if guilty. more »»
Lincoln chose the enemy
January 30, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: Thank you Vicki for your column “Looking for leadership” (Jan. 18). more »»
City library gets plenty
January 29, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: It is time to answer those non-believers and also those who are short of having any kind of backbone whatsoever, especially those who blog on the Internet and are gutless and afrai... more »»
Retrospective
January 28, 2012 Twenty years ago — 1992 An oil portrait of newly-retired state Supreme Court Justice Joseph Ricotta of Dunkirk was formally unveiled and hung at a ceremony that took place in the Supreme Courtroom o... more »»
College students big help for others
January 27, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: I recently had the privilege of having a group of young people from the college come to my house and do some yard work. more »»
Groups deal card players better hand
January 26, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: The Tuesday Best, Birdie’s Bidders and Birdie’s Flock card players would like to thank the Share and Care Seniors for sponsoring us and the Fredonia Beaver Club for opening their... more »»
Don’t be so quick to judge
January 25, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: I am angered and disgusted by the rush to condemn fighting men for their action during combat. more »»
We need full-time representation
January 24, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: As much as I wish that Cockaigne was open for the current — albeit dismal — winter season, I cannot help but wish that another attorney was handling the sale. more »»
Giving in bunches for holiday
January 23, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: During this past Christmas season when the holiday seemed so bleak for so many, support from our faithful donors made a difference in bringing joy and hope to those in need. more »»
Some comments are ‘destructive’
January 21, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: A recent writer to the People’s column used specious reasoning to slander political liberals and progressives as racist. more »»
Gotta be in it to win it
January 19, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: On the lighter and brighter side of things. more »»
Give $1B for Buffalo back to state people
January 15, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: Gov. Andrew Cuomo, with much fanfare, has announced a gift of $1 billion to the Buffalo area for the creation of jobs and the growth of the economy. Rubbish. more »»
Cruelty photos hit Internet
January 14, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: I don’t know where to start with this letter. This is about animal cruelty. Recently, on Facebook, there have been a lot of horrifying pictures of animal cruelty. more »»
What criteria for ‘from Dunkirk?’
January 13, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: The news headline from the Jan. 7 edition that read “Dunkirk man arrested” in large font for lack of a reader usable word increased my blood pressur. more »»
Left wondering over ‘democracy’
January 11, 2012 Editor, OBSERVER: A recent commentary submitted by the League of Women Voters (Dec. 23), “Giving for democracy,” had me wondering. The writer has a problem with redistrictin. more »» |
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