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Coat Closet leader roams area looking for homeless to help

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Mary Rosario started a Coat Closet for homeless people in October, but quickly realized she needed to rethink her plan. “Day after day nobody would show up,” she said during an interview at the Coat Closet, located in the old school building at St. Anthony’s Church in Fredonia. “I said ...

Hearing for $70M project is Wednesday

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Another public hearing will take place this week regarding a proposed $70 million development project at the former Chautauqua Point Golf Course. On Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. will be a public hearing on the Planned Unit Development project by Ellicott Development called Sunset View, located at ...

ISO sounds alarm over state’s electric grid

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The state Independent System Operator is sounding new alarms over the state’s electric grid - and is again facing pushback from an environmental group that disagrees with its analysis. The state ISO recently released its 2025-2034 Comprehensive Reliability Plan. The report finds that the ...

Hanover Planning Board undergoes turnover

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HANOVER — The town of Hanover Planning Board is set to have a bit of turnover come the new year. At a recent meeting, the Town Board regretfully accepted the resignation of Nancy Adams Fry from the Planning Board, effective Dec. 31. “We appreciate everything that Nancy has done for the ...

Man charged in abuse case with dogs

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A Sinclairville man was charged last week after 15 dogs were found living in deplorable conditions along with four puppies. The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Department reported Monday that at around 9:09 a.m. Wednesday, deputies and the Chautauqua County Humane Society responded to an ...

Community notebook

Community Notebook

Meatloaf dinner set for Dec. 20 On Saturday Dec. 20, the St. John’s Church is having its Famous Meatloaf Dinner. It will be served from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Eat in or take-out at $13 that includes dessert. The church is located at 733 Central Ave., Dunkirk. Walk-ins are welcome but ...