Aaron Gies has traveled throughout Western New York on the campaign trail, one of the most prominent issues he has heard from constituents is concerning healthcare. Monday morning, Gies visited Dunkirk to meet with healthcare…
Aaron Gies has traveled throughout Western New York on the campaign trail, one of the most prominent issues he has heard from constituents is concerning healthcare. Monday morning, Gies visited Dunkirk to meet with healthcare…
MAYVILLE – A Clymer property that was initially sold at the county auction has been pulled from getting final approval,…
The Battery Energy Storage System project planned for a wooded area off Brigham Road just got an award from the…
The story of higher education in Fredonia will take center stage as two leading local historians present the “History of…
WESTFIELD — Three singer/songwriter/guitarists launched the newly christened “Songwriters in Concert” series on a high note on a recent Wednesday,…
Fredonia’s trustees continued their debate last week about allowing anonymous correspondence at their meetings. The trustees are considering a resolution…
BROCTON — State Sen. George Borrello honored U.S. Army veteran and longtime veterans advocate…
RIPLEY -- At their meeting last month, Town of Ripley Council members approved a resolution for…
JAMESTOWN — The Robert H. Jackson Center will host the next installment of its 25 Years…
MAYVILLE — In the first New York State Sportswriters Association volleyball rankings of the…
Falconer will play Lewiston-Porter for the Section VI Division 2 girls tennis team title today at…
A former inmate of the correctional facility in Brocton has been sentenced after being found guilty of attacking multiple corrections officers. Chautauqua County District Attorney Jason Schmidt announced Friday that 37-year-old Windsor Coleman, formerly of Massapequa, NY was sentenced in Chautauqua County Court on Sept. 23 to an indeterminate state prison sentence of 20…
County Executive PJ Wendel is proposing a 58-cent tax rate decrease and no tax levy increase in his 2027 budget. Not increasing the levy is due, in part, to increased use of the county’s surplus while the county’s tax rate decrease is due, in part, to a 14% increase in the value of property…
It looks to me like construction activity has been increasing on the Chautauqua Lake Bridge as winter begins to close in. Will the DOT be able to beat winter and finish the two lanes on the southside before the construction season ends? I would say that the chances are “fifty-fifty,” yet, let’s hope that…