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Tax cap brings accountability
October 30, 2011 How dire is the need for a real property tax cap? Ver. more »»
‘Not closing,’ but changing
September 25, 2011 We must change the way we do business. It is a statement we have heard many times in New York state — and locally. more »»
Medicaid not only major expense rising
August 28, 2011 New York state has approved a 2 percent property tax cap. All of our state representatives from the area — state Sen. more »» 
Resignations pad pockets
July 31, 2011 Two resignations accepted by local school districts this month have put the spotlight on the misuse of public funds. more »»
‘Regional’ plan still a merger
June 26, 2011 Approval by the state Senate for a regional high school is another small step toward improving future educational opportunities for students of area district. more »»
Actions endorse higher taxes
May 29, 2011 A recent Siena Research Institute Poll finds New York state residents support a property tax cap. Great. more »»
Fredonia teachers help with pay freeze
April 24, 2011 Even after a New York state budget was completed on time — with some aid returned, many area schools are facing tough financial times. more »»
We complain until election day
March 28, 2011 When it comes to paying taxes in our area, many area residents will tell you they are too hig. more »»
Cuomo seeks sacrifice from all
February 27, 2011 In the weeks leading up to the election for New York state governor, endorsements began coming in for Democratic candidate Andrew M. Cuomo. more »» 
Forestville lacks facts in fire pact dispute
January 30, 2011 When it comes to sorting out fire contract talks between the town of Arkwright and the village of Forestville, it comes down to two things: fact and opinion. more »»
Newsmaker of the month: Looking back on 2010
December 26, 2010 With the end of 2010 less than one week away, it is time for the OBSERVER to look back on the newsmakers for the past 11 month. more »» 
Inflation only in government
November 28, 2010 Our nation, especially during this holiday season, is optimistically hoping there are signs of an end to a long — and not so great — recession. more »»
Don’t worry, be happy
October 31, 2010 Before receiving the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce’s Person of the Year award, former state Lt. Gov. more »»
Can Cuomo ignore Paladino?
September 26, 2010 Taxpayers are frustrated. Businesses are frustrated. Now, it finally seems as if voters across the state are frustrated. more »» 
In tough times, federal funds flow
August 29, 2010 If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. more »»
Unions protect salaries, not jobs
July 25, 2010 With the dirty work out of the way, members of some area teacher unions wasted no time in approving new contracts — with generous pay raises — from their school boards. more »» 
Seeking solutions, not excuses
June 27, 2010 It is not often Chautauqua County plays a major role in a race for governor. more »»
State has no say in local pacts
May 30, 2010 A sentiment that “blames Albany” for our area’s problems is sometimes short-sighted and almost laughable. more »»
Newsmaker of the month: Brocton's "no" supporters who teach
April 25, 2010 Imagine our shoc. more »» 
Support grows for freezing wages
March 28, 2010 A case for freezing salaries of state workers — and all public employees — is gaining momentum. more »» 
Team effort gets tall order done
February 28, 2010 They came from Forestville, Sheridan, Fredonia, and especially Dunkirk. But where they were from really did not matter. more »» |
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