Two weeks of sunshine is evidently troubling the Fredonia water treatment plant and reservoir. There’s a dark cloud there, anyway, due to a snag in a chlorination improvement project. A water conservation order for the…
PVCS students rally for teacher aide
SOUTH DAYTON — Demonstrating that no member of their school family fights alone, 27 students and staff members at Pine…
Pomfret offering millings to St. Anthony’s Cemetery
The association that runs the St. Anthony’s Church Cemetery needs help, and the town of Pomfret is providing it. The…
Council passes BESS moratorium law
The Dunkirk Common Council approved a local law imposing a six-month moratorium on Battery Energy Storage System applications. The move…
Fredonia trustees eye fewer workshops
A couple of Fredonia trustees are suggesting fewer public sessions for the board. Trustees Tim Mulholland and LeeAnn Lazarony spoke…
For BOCES chef, culinary journey comes full circle
For Chrissy Conklin, becoming a Culinary Arts instructor at the LoGuidice Educational Center is an opportunity to combine two things…
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Assemblywoman proposes tighter limits on screens in schools
The reaction was swift earlier this year when the Salamanca City Central School District…
Auxiliary officers named
Audubon to host Wild 5K run/walk
SATURDAY, OCT. 24 Fredonia Farmers’ Market Church Street, Fredonia, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Features variety…
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Local Sports
Perennial power
FREWSBURG — At this point in the Frewsburg girls soccer program’s timeline, the regular…
A pair of local teams will have top seeds in their classes when the Section VI…
Football playoffs start this weekend
ALDEN — Cecelia Tonelli netted a second-half hat trick to send No. 6 Fredonia past No.…
Tonelli's hat trick powers Fredonia in Class B quarterfinals
SILVER CREEK — Silver Creek/Forestville put together 437 yards of offense en route to a 31-13…
Black Knights earn No. 3 seed
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Lack of rain, pump problem impact water plant
Two weeks of sunshine is evidently troubling the Fredonia water treatment plant and reservoir.…
The OBSERVER’s View
Energy costs crucial in governor’s race
Voters across the state need to be realistic when deciding upon the race for New York state’s top position. No matter who wins, there will still be mandates and growing local property taxes. Neither incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul or challenger Bruce Blakeman are addressing those crises facing residents, counties, municipalities and school districts. Instead,…
The OBSERVER’s View: Our choice for District 23
The OBSERVER’s View: Our choices for Albany representation
The OBSERVER’s View: Split decision on taxing responsibility
Obituaries
Marie ‘Poppy’ Prince
Richard C. “Dixie” Carlson
Michael W. Gorts
Sherman G. Grant
Commentary
There’s two sides when it comes to election
Am I the only person in Chautauqua County disgusted with the nonstop lying from our elected representatives? I listened to Nick Langworthy, during his debate with Aaron Gies, repeat the name of Kathy Hochul, and Albany Democrats ad nauseam. Gies is running for a seat in Congress. It appears Langworthy is running for governor
Get big money out of politics
Life's journeys all begin with a dream
E-bikes make area roads the ‘Wild West’
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