‘Wonderful day’ in city

August 27, 2026

For more than 100 years, Wells Enterprises has prided itself on being “a family company.” Thursday morning, every key piece of Wells as a company came together as a family to celebrate a day that…

‘Showing up’

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

Mayor credits creek work for blocking flooding

Water is eternally on the minds of Fredonians. Last weekend was unusual only in that it came through a deluge…

Sheridan park renovations complete

SHERIDAN — With the outdated structures now gone and a new bathhouse at Sheridan Bay Park now fully installed, the…

New city comptroller has workplace culture warning

In a month, Dunkirk’s new comptroller has quickly become the “go-to” for city government financial information. Tracy Smith-Dengler has apparently…

Trustees eye return of public comments

Fredonia officials continue to debate whether a public commenting session should be returned to village board meetings, and the format…

Local/Region

Lake Shore Paving looks to expand to Ellicott

A Jamestown paving company that sits near some residential homes is looking to move…

New York state Attorney General Letitia James Wednesday joined 23 other attorneys general and the governor…

State joins effort to stop mail-voting rule

Two centuries on one wall celebrate SUNY

CASSADAGA — According to the Office of the State Comptroller, the Village of Cassadaga’s previous administration…

Cassadaga cited in IT audit by state

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‘Wonderful day’ in city

For more than 100 years, Wells Enterprises has prided itself on being “a family…

Officials hail USDA $20M purchase of grape juice

Amherst man facing rape charges in Fredonia case

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

This week’s announcement that the U.S. Department of Agriculture will be spending $20 million to purchase grape juice from area farmers is welcome news for the region. Just last week, U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer was trying to make juice out of sour grapes with his proposal to use the Section 32 funds provided by…

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