The owners of the Clarion Hotel in Dunkirk are looking to remodel and rebrand the facility. During the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency meeting, Attorney Richard Morrisroe was in attendance on behalf of his client…
Hochul signs domestic violence, human trafficking bills
Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed three bills into law as Domestic Violence Awareness Month winds down. Hochul on Tuesday signed…
Process to end Fredonia boil order begins
Water samples were collected Thursday morning in Fredonia, putting the village on the path to ending its boil order. The…
Rural Ministry facing ‘critical food shortage’
An organization dedicated to helping the needy is in dire need of community support. In a Facebook post, the Chautauqua…
Fredonia requests Flock camera removal
The Fredonia Board of Trustees has officially called for the removal of Flock Safety license plate-reading cameras from the community.…
Passing lane eliminated from road in East Dunkirk
Two months ago, the East Town of Dunkirk Fire Department voiced its concerns with an unsafe portion of the road…
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New polls find growing support for Hochul
New polls released this week are continuing to give an edge to Gov. Kathy Hochul this election. Hochul has widened her lead over Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman to 54-40%, up from 50-41% in September, according to a new Siena Poll of likely New York state voters released Wednesday. For the first time, a…
Audubon offers opportunity for homeschoolers
Rand eyes Serta building for expansion; will keep Allen Street building as well
Former Fredonia trustee and Department of Public Works supervisor Dave Bird said he is running a…
Bird running write-in campaign in village
Local Sports
Low water, big steelhead: get ready for fall run
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Latest news
Process to end Fredonia boil order begins
Water samples were collected Thursday morning in Fredonia, putting the village on the path to ending its boil order. The village Office of Emergency Management announced the news in an update at 10:50 a.m. “Good news: Treated water, turbidity level levels have improved and stabilized, allowing the first steps of samples to be collected…
The OBSERVER’s View
Lots of treats in seasonal happenings
In terms of consumer popularity, Halloween is becoming a real treat for retailers. In a survey conducted for the National Retail Federation’s annual consumer survey conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics, it’s expected that $13.5 billion will be expensed in America in preparation for the Oct. 31 day. “Consumers continue to make Halloween a…
Attorney general needs to stick to law
Our selections for state Supreme Court
Energy costs crucial in governor’s race
Obituaries
Deborah A. Fisher
Richard D. “Chip” Quadri
Edwin L. Newcomb
Lisa Ellen Mansfield
Commentary
Uprising in France worth U.S. attention
Spooktime means three weeks in candyland
Prevention best protection against cancer
The fragility of human institutions
Sunday Lifestyles
