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Brocton siren may be silenced at night
May 25, 2013 BROCTON — Area residents in the Brocton/Portland area may rest a little easier overnight. more »»
County unemployment drops again in April
May 25, 2013 Chautauqua County’s unemployment rate fell by .7 percent in April. The rate in April was 8.1 percent, which is the same level it was at in April 2012, according to the state Labor Department. more »» 
Goodell says proposed boating regulations would hurt tourism
May 25, 2013 A bill that recently passed the state Assembly could cause major problems in Chautauqua County if passed by the Senate, according to Assemblyman Andrew Goodel. more »» 
Nature preserve honors Rural Ministry worker
May 25, 2013 BROCTON — Many may not know what gleaning is but it is important to the environment, if you ask Hannah Farley. more »» 
Musical success
May 25, 2013 The Dunkirk High School Concert Band and the Jazz Ensemble picked up a number of awards at the WorldStrides Heritage Festival held recently in Washington D.C. more »» 
New information on cuts
May 24, 2013 Some numbers have been revealed for the layoffs at Lake Shore Hospital. According to SEIU 1199 Community Coordinator Franchelle Hart, there are still some unknowns. more »» 
Tax-free zone pitched at SUNY Fredonia
May 24, 2013 The growth of jobs and the economy is a concern for all governments and New York state is certainly no exception. Gov. more »»
Officials: Tax-free zones not enough to change economy
May 24, 2013 Gov. more »» 
Forestville debuts anti-bullying video starring students
May 24, 2013 FORESTVILLE — Students, community members and faculty of Forestville Elementary School are gaining attention online for their stand against bullying. more »»
Silver Creek school board swears in new members
May 23, 2013 SILVER CREEK — The Silver Creek Board of Education welcomed two newly elected members to the board at Wednesday’s meeting. Greg Cole was elected to a five-year term by voters Tuesday. more »»
County lawmakers pass emergency resolution, but ...
May 23, 2013 MAYVILLE — Pandemonium reigned on the floor of the Legislature Wednesday, with legislators at times not knowing on what they were votin. more »»
NRG says Grid plan flawed
May 23, 2013 The final word on whether a combined-cycle natural gas power generator will be built in Dunkirk is a ways off — and that word may be delayed a little longer. NRG Energy Inc. more »»
Police release name in fatal crash
May 23, 2013 Police have released the name of the victim in Wednesday’s fatal crash. David J. Lewandowski, 49, of Fredonia died as a result of an accident on Chestnut Road in the town of Pomfret. more »»
‘Staffing changes’ coming
May 23, 2013 The Lake Erie Regional Health System of New York, which oversees Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk and the TLC Health Network, is refusing to state how many people they are laying off, but did... more »» 
Tax-free zones
May 23, 2013 ALBANY — High-tech businesses from other states and abroad that move onto or next to college campuses in New York would operate free of all business, property and personal income taxes for 10 years... more »» 
Late-night fatal crash
May 22, 2013 A one-car accident left one person dead in the town of Pomfret Tuesday evening. more »»
Police release name in fatal crash
May 22, 2013 OBSERVER Staff Report Police have released the name of the victim in Wednesday’s fatal crash. David J. more »»
LERHSNY official to address layoffs at Lake Shore
May 22, 2013 IRVING — The interim Chief Executive Officer of the Lake Erie Regional Health System of New York is expected to make a statement today regarding possible layoffs at Lake Shore Health Care Center in... more »»
Dunkirk man pleads guilty to filing taxes for 120+ dead people
May 22, 2013 BUFFALO — A Dunkirk man has confessed to filing federal tax returns on behalf of several deceased people. John Berry Jr., 42, pleaded guilty before U.. more »» |
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