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Press joins deputy in ride-along
April 7, 2013 By ERIC TICHY Special to the OBSERVER MAYVILLE — Deputy Jeff Hover gets out of his surprisingly clean patrol car and opens the back door. more »»
Chautauqua County continues work on Comprehensive Plan
April 7, 2013 By LIZ SKOCZYLAS OBSERVER Mayville Bureau When funding for a project in Chautauqua County is requested, it is not a random request; It is a part of a bigger, comprehensive pla. more »» 
Music ready to go on city waterfront
April 7, 2013 By GIB SNYDER OBSERVER City Editor It’s time to start getting your ears ready to listen and your feet ready to dance — Dunkirk’s waterfront will come alive with music before you know it. more »» 
Police seek man in connection with Dunkirk shooting
April 7, 2013 OBSERVER Staff Report Dunkirk Police are seeking a man in connection with Friday’s shooting in the city of Dunkirk. more »» 
Arch slowly returns
April 7, 2013 By SAMANTHA MCDONNELL OBSERVER Staff Writer BROCTON — It is not everyday that you have to stop traffic for a piece of metal, but motorists in the village of Brocton had to yield the right away to... more »» 
Educational changes
April 7, 2013 By NICOLE GUGINO OBSERVER Assistant News Editor Times have changed in New York state and especially in Chautauqua County over the past several years. With it, schools must change as well. more »»
Brocton ready for arch return
April 6, 2013 BROCTON — While Brocton’s village board held its first meeting of the spring season to plan for the coming year, the board will also be planning to welcome its landmark back to the center of town. more »»
Unknown when Petri’s layoffs to begin
April 6, 2013 The closing of the Petri’s Baking Products plant is imminent and many are waiting to see when the first round of terminations will begin. more »» 
Effort pays off for Cherry Creek library
April 6, 2013 CHERRY CREEK — The newly relocated and renovated Cherry Creek Free Library is now open from 3-5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Located at 6778 Main St. more »» 
New beginnings
April 6, 2013 CASSADAGA — The Erie 2 BOCES School of Licensed Practical Nursing and the Cassadaga Job Corps Academy once again celebrated the success of their partnership and recognized 15 graduate practical... more »»
CLCS OKs tuitioning contract
April 6, 2013 MAYVILLE — “Welcome Ripley,” was the way Chautauqua Lake Central School Board of Education member Jason Delcamp reacted when the board approved a contract with the Ripley Central School District at... more »» 
Everybody wants to be a cat
April 5, 2013 Dunkirk elementary students were not in class this week, but that doesn’t mean some of them didn’t go to schoo. more »»
Funeral director ordered to repay customers
April 5, 2013 BUFFALO — A Fredonia funeral director was ordered to repay customers who made advance payments after he improperly spent the money beforehand. more »»
Funeral director admits making a mistake
April 5, 2013 According to Fredonia funeral director Michael Fantauzzi, all money owed has been paid. “It’s all been paid. It was a mistake on my part. That’s all it was — a simple mistake,” he said Thursday. more »»
Chautauqua County unemployment rate decreases half-percent
April 5, 2013 Chautauqua County’s unemployment rate decreased by a half percent in February. The unemployment rate decreased to 9.6 percent in February, falling from 10.1 percent in January. more »»
CLA still seeking funds for weed prevention
April 5, 2013 As tourist season in Chautauqua County grows closer, so does the time when crews begin work on Chautauqua Lake. more »» 
Fredonia school board hears capital project plans
April 5, 2013 Plans are forming in the Fredonia School District – capital plans. more »»
NY State program to reward reports of illegal weapons
April 4, 2013 A new statewide tip line now offers a $500 reward for turning in neighbors who have illegal weapons. more »»
Meeting to address submerged vegetation
April 4, 2013 Just like electricity, invasive species follow the path of least resistance. more »» 
Silver Creek Central School Board discusses aid
April 4, 2013 SILVER CREEK — Increased state aid proposed in the New York State Senate’s budget was a welcome surprise at the recent Silver Creek Board of Education meeting. more »» |
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