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TEAM?MERGER: A winning combination
December 16, 2012 Another high school sports merger could soon take place. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
December 15, 2012 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST SANTA’S HELPERS — We want to applaud both the Highway Superintendent Association and the area veterans clubs that donated toys to the U.S. more »»
Project begins despite woes
December 14, 2012 Monday is the big day for the town of Pomfret and its new water district. more »»
Forestville: Growing cash through cuts
December 13, 2012 This was, as some may say, a hair-raising experience in Forestville. The more students who shaved their heads, the more money raised. more »»
New York state: Business deal still waiting
December 12, 2012 Last week, we noted how Gov. Andrew Cuomo brought $1 billion to the city of Buffalo. more »»
Lesser numbers take a toll
December 11, 2012 In response to then-candidate Mitt Romney’s comment during a debate that more attention needs to be focused on adequately funding U.S. more »»
Water proposal a good move
December 10, 2012 While Fredonia seems to be ignoring future issues in regard to its water system, there is some good news regarding regional efforts. more »»
District faces harsh reality
December 9, 2012 It must be getting serious in Ripley. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
December 8, 2012 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST MERRY CHRISTMAS TROOPS — American troops serving overseas will be getting Christmas cards from some of Santa’s “little elves. more »»
Attack stunned our nation
December 7, 2012 Dec. 7, 1941, was similar to Sept. 11, 2001. The United States was attacked. A nation was stunned. And the events led to a number of area residents going to war. more »»
Thanks a billion for nothing
December 6, 2012 Buffalo got a portion of its “billion-dollar” handout on Tuesday from New York state. more »»
Fredonia: Business pays for problems
December 5, 2012 Water users in Fredonia are back to normalcy, especially the businesses, as the Chautauqua County Health Department ended the boil-water advisory that lasted for almost six days. more »»
Bankrupt firm in the money
December 4, 2012 Solyndra may be the most well-known example of federal fiscal ineptitude, but another company’s trouble after receiving hundreds of millions of federal dollars is making its way into the public ey. more »»
Coming clean on flawed vote
December 3, 2012 Three years later, Brocton Central Schools is willing to address the chaos and disorder from a past straw vote to consider the next step in talks for a potential merger. It is about time. more »»
COUNTY?HOME: Opportunity melts away
December 2, 2012 Like the teenager who appears at the door offering to shovel snow when it begins to melt, CSEA leadership has missed a window of opportunity. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
December 1, 2012 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST FIGHTING HUNGER — Today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Blessed Mary Angela Parish (St. Hedwig’s) Social Center, 324 Townsend S. more »»
Village issues leave bad taste
November 30, 2012 Just what else can possibly go wrong with Fredonia’s “best tasting” water? In October, the village learned it owed $99,000 to the city of Dunkirk for water it used during the summer that —... more »»
Arkwright: Pictures tell slippery story
November 28, 2012 Cheers to Arkwright’s Charles McDermott. The resident at Bard and Center roads is tiring of the numerous accidents occurring near his home, especially in the winter. more »»
Working device averts disaster
November 28, 2012 A major tragedy was averted in Dunkirk early Tuesday. more »»
Clear skies, but high rates
November 27, 2012 President Barack Obama and some in Congress don’t seem to worry about low- and moderate-income Americans who may suffer from government schemes to curb climate change. more »» |
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