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Troop 267 Celebrates Achievements, Leadership at December Court of Honor

Scout Troop 267 Celebrates Achievements and Leadership at December Court of Honor Scout Troop 267 gathered on Dec. 15, to celebrate accomplishments, recognize leadership, and look ahead to a busy year during its year-end Court of Honor. The evening brought together Scouts, families, and leaders ...

Getting a second chance: Volunteer shelters keep helping furry friends

I think it’s fair to say, without quoting Hamlet, that on any given day, humans are either noble and virtuous beings close to God, or we are wasteful, cruel, self-consumed creatures. The good people who work at the local animal shelters – The Lakeshore Humane Society and Northern ...

Prevention Works Expanding WISE Program

Prevention Works Inc. is expanding the Wellness Initiative for Senior Education (WISE) Program, a health education initiative designed to help older adults celebrate healthy aging, make smart lifestyle choices and enhance their overall well-being. The opportunity is made possible through ...

IDA hiking CEO pay by 26%

The pay of the chief executive officer of the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency will be going up significantly. Earlier this year, the county IDA Board of Directors voted to increase the pay of Mark Geise from $79,301 in 2025 to $100,000 in 2026, a 26.1% increase. This is ...

FHS student presents at NASA

Earlier this year, Fredonia High School senior Neshwan Arif had an experience that only a few students around the nation will ever have. Arif got a chance to present his research at a conference held at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Orlando, Fla. Arif and a group of his peers presented ...

Roof an issue for Brocton Fire Hall

BROCTON — What Emergency Medical Technician Dave Hazelton described as a large chunk of ceiling recently fell from the auditorium of the Fire Hall. Hazelton thinks it is just a warning sign of much bigger problems ahead. “I’m concerned that one of these days, we’re going to have a ...