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GOP rejects $2M fund balance use, says more will be spent

MAYVILLE – A proposal by a Democratic Chautauqua County Legislator to ask the county executive to use $2 million of reserves when preparing the 2026 budget was rejected, although some Republicans say it’s time to spend down at least some of that fund balance. Legislator Fred Larson of Jamestown prefiled a resolution that noted the county’s unappropriated fund balance is over $30 million which is “well above the agreed upon minimum of 5% of the county budget or approximately $16 million.” The resolution notes that with gasoline costs at more than $4 a gallon, the…

‘Wonderful day’ in city

For more than 100 years, Wells Enterprises has prided itself on being “a family company.” Thursday morning, every key piece…

‘Showing up’

Superintendent Brian Swatland saw the vision of the Dunkirk City School District come to life on Tuesday evening at Point…

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Teamsters give backing to Langworthy

U.S. Rep. Nick Langworthy announced Thursday the endorsement of the New York Teamsters in his campaign for re-election to Congress, earning the support of one of the nation’s largest labor organizations for his record of standing up for working people and strengthening the American middle class. The Teamsters represent more than 1.3 million working…

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CASSADAGA — Brenton Wilcox fired a 32 to lead the way in the Tuesday Night Men’s…

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This week’s poll question: Do you think a $35 million surplus of funds is too much in Chautauqua County?