There is a new future for the former WCA Home in Fredonia. On Sunday afternoon, the WCA Home Board of Directors announced the cherished WCA Home facility, which closed its doors during the pandemic, will be brought back to life as the new Northern Chautauqua County Headquarters for Aspire of ...
State University of New York at Fredonia welcomed nearly 1,000 prospective students and their families to campus Saturday for its annual Admitted Students Day, known as “Go Big Blue Day.” A total of 950 guests registered for the event, including 390 admitted students, making it one of ...
A new dairy farm is being proposed in Cherry Creek that could produce tens of thousands of gallons of milk daily and employ dozens of people. During the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency meeting, board members reviewed an application from Cherry Creek Dairy, LLC. The business is looking to purchase 45 acres of land at 7782 Milestrip Road. On the property they are looking to construct a new greenfield dairy farm with a 120-stall rotary milking parlor. There will be six 105,000 square foot free stall barns with 150 stalls in each. The farm will house 7,000 mature dairy ...
Residents of the Town of Dunkirk are never shy to speak their mind on a number of issues in the town. Soon they will have a forum dedicated to just that. The Town of Dunkirk will be holding a Town Hall meeting on April 22 at 6:30 p.m. at the West Town of Dunkirk Fire Hall, located at 4741 ...
GOWANDA — Business Administrator Barb Smith fought through an illness to share a budget update with the Gowanda Board of Education at its recent meeting via videoconference. The Gowanda Central School District is proposing a tax levy increase of 1.2% for the upcoming year’s school budget, ...
SINCLAIRVILLE — Cassadaga Valley teachers recently took part in an Educational Professional Development Summit for those who work with and teach the area’s youngest students. Described as “the brain child” of the school’s Pre-Kindergarten teaching team by Ann Morrison, district ...
