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Hamilton no-hits Forestville in Class D state semis 5-1

BINGHAMTON — The Forestville softball team has had the ability this season to come up with a clutch hit when it needed one most. That magic led the Hornets to the best season in program history, becoming the first girls sports team in school history to reach the state semifinals. ...

Langworthy expresses concerns about Job Corp, wants accountability

Rep. Nick Langworthy has concerns about the Job Corps but is still analyzing the government-funded program to see if it should be continued. In a statement issued by one of his aides to The Post-Journal and OBSERVER Langworthy said, “I’m a strong believer in creating pathways to ...

Commission approves Ripley solar, Cattaraugus wind projects

ALBANY — The New York State Public Service Commission Thursday made decisions regarding four major renewable energy projects to help speed development of 1,000 megawatts (MW) of clean, renewable power. Among the decisions, the Commission granted a Certificate of Public Convenience and ...

Three Dunkirk council members object to $13.7 million loan

Dunkirk Mayor Kate Wdowiasz has gone on record noting she is in favor of an additional $13.7 million loan from the state. Council members are not as giddy. In a news release issued Wednesday morning, state Sen. George Borrello, R-Sunset Bay, announced that three Dunkirk Common Council members ...

City man, with history of gun violence, found guilty in trial

A Dunkirk man has been found guilty following a two-week trial involving possessing a loaded handgun. He could face decades to life in prison due to his criminal history. District Attorney Jason Schmidt announced that 34-year-old Nathaniel Hollins was found guilty of second-degree criminal ...