A town official wants to see local officials give approval before any Flock cameras are installed. Pomfret Councilman Mike Lee attended the September Chautauqua County Legislature Public Safety Committee meeting. In August, Lee was in…
Dunkirk man continues efforts to battle kidney disease
This year marks the fifth anniversary of Jeff Griffin’s efforts to raise awareness of kidney disease and to remember his…
Fredonia hears update on water dealings
Fredonia Trustee Paul Wandel has offered his latest update on village dealings with the North County Water District. Wandel has…
District wary of Purina water line use
North County Water District board members are questioning Nestle Purina’s water line usage. Board chairman Dan Pacos opened a discussion…
Readers helping preserve area farm, industrial history
Since the OBSERVER published the first two parts of this story, something remarkable has happened. Readers, former employees and local…
Class of 1966 celebrates 60th reunion
Pictured are members of the Dunkirk High School Class of 1966 celebrating their 60th reunion in August. The weekend event was…
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Locals shine at East Aurora XC Invite
WESTFIELD — The Westfield/Brocton boys soccer team edged North East (Pennsylvania) 2-1 in the Kevin White…
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Patriotism evident as Festival of Grapes begins
Thursday evening, undaunted by the rain, the Silver Creek Festival of Grapes paid tribute…
The OBSERVER’s View
The OBSERVER’s View: New law another cycle of problems
In a bolt of bipartisanship, the Chautauqua County Legislature recently approved a local law that will require drivers to leave a minimum of three feet when passing non-motorists. The law is aimed at cyclists, but also includes pedestrians, those on horses and Amish buggies, among others. State law requires drivers to use "due care"…
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Commentary
County needs to invest surplus in people
Money is a funny thing. When you don’t have enough, we grumble. When we have too much, folks argue what to do with it. So, it seems to be true with our County Legislature. I’ve read the various articles and comments in The Post-Journal and OBSERVER for the last few months and it is
School year's start brings trip down memory lane
Atrocious bridge Troll was finally won over
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