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Dunkirk: Whittle down fire halls

March 25, 2013 Dunkirk Mayor Anthony J. Dolce hit all the high — and low — points earlier this month in his State of the City speech. But there was one part that really caught our attention: the fire halls. more »»

Agency is a city entity

March 24, 2013 We heard it from the previous administration, so why would we not hear it from the current group? The discussion revolves around the Dunkirk Local Development Corp. more »»

Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week

March 23, 2013 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST NCCYHA TOURNEY — Last weekend created plenty of action at Steele Hall at SUNY Fredonia. more »»

Silver Creek: Have foreman stick to job

March 22, 2013 Silver Creek Department of Public Works foreman Ralph Crawford was upset over a commentary that was published earlier this month in this newspaper that was critical of his departmen. more »»

Villages: Elections bring change

March 21, 2013 Don’t look now, but things are a changing in leadership positions. In Forestville and Westfield, new mayors will be taking over in April as Linda Aures and Michael VandeVelde unseated incumbents. more »»

Energy: Two sides to nominee

March 20, 2013 The good news about Ernest Moniz, President Barack Obama’s nominee to become secretary of energy, is that he seems bullish about natural gas. more »»

Make voice count today

March 19, 2013 In some area villages, there are plenty of choices. In others, there are none. But come Wednesday, there could be some changes if voters get out today. more »»

Fredonia: New hire part of tax hike

March 18, 2013 We understand why Fredonia Mayor Stephen Keefe is proposing a budget that includes a 3.5 percent tax increase for residents in 2013-14. more »»

Keep breaks consistent

March 17, 2013 One of the hottest topics each year for parents, teachers and school districts is the winter and spring breaks. more »»

Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week

March 16, 2013 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST HIGH SCHOOL MUSICALS — It’s a busy time at many area high schools, as students are on stage showing their best. more »»

Dunkirk: Benefits drive local costs

March 15, 2013 Does your employer pay you to take a lunch? How about cash for unused vacation time? If you are missing out on these benefits, then maybe you should consider becoming a town of Dunkirk employe. more »»

Major races in 3 villages

March 14, 2013 Three village elections deserve the attention of north county residents on Tuesday. High-profile races, due to some poor decisions in recent years, take place in Forestville and Silver Creek. more »»

Dunkirk: Add another summer event

March 13, 2013 Dunkirk’s summer festivals just got a little bit better. more »»

Minor error gets corrected

March 12, 2013 Are we surprised that a $1,000 billing error in Albany is enough to make the headlines? Not really when you consider how state leaders for years have tossed around millions and billions of dollars... more »»

Sherman: Dressing up a poor plan

March 11, 2013 A bikini on an orangutan. That is what the recent flip-flop of not closing the county’s Department of Public Facilities in Sherman amounts to in the big picture for Chautauqua County taxpayers. more »»

Schools’ plan makes grade

March 10, 2013 Leave it to northern Chautauqua County’s largest schools to come up with a solution to a problem affecting both districts. Simply put, the two entities did it by working together. more »»

Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week

March 9, 2013 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST CLASS C CHAMPS — It’s been a great ride and the journey continues! On Tuesday, the Silver Creek Black Knights defeated Middle Early College... more »»

State: Lawsuit adds to cycle

March 8, 2013 If you can’t beat ’em, sue ’em. Apparently that is the reaction of the New York State United Teachers, which filed a lawsuit last month against New York state for its 2 percent tax cap. more »»

Fredonia: Our choice for trustees

March 7, 2013 High taxes. High water bills. An unfriendly business climate. Lack of development. That sums up Fredonia for the last 15 years when you look at how the Village Board has managed its affairs. more »»

Spending: No frenzy over lost income

March 6, 2013 Federal spending cuts labeled “the sequester” was to be a terrible calamity, the White House warned during the weeks before they kicked in on Friday. more »»

 
 

 

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