A fiction reading by guest writer Emrys Donaldson is slated for Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Marion Art Gallery at the State University of New York at Fredonia. Donaldson is the author of the short story collection “The Iridescents.” Steeped in a fabulist version of the American South, ...
Two area municipalities are part of nearly $500 million in grants for critical drinking water and sewer projects statewide. On Tuesday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the investments will help local governments modernize aging infrastructure, tackle legacy threats such as lead service lines and emerging contaminants, and lay the foundation for sustainable growth and economic development while creating good-paying jobs. The village of Westfield is to receive $5 million while the town of Randolph is in line for $4.5 million for water system improvements. “Investing in water ...
On Saturday, across the United States, citizens concerned about preserving democracy in our country gathered in groups large and small. One of the ways to defend democracy is by exercising the right granted to us by the Constitution via the First Amendment, which protects our freedom to ...
SINCLAIRVILLE — Cassadaga Valley Central School district has recently completed a one of a kind Research Forest in partnership with Cornell University, and will be providing a tour with Cornell representatives later this month. This research forest is the only one located at a New York State school. Designed side by side with Cornell, the forest is an outdoor classroom designed to give Cassadaga Valley students the opportunity to become real field researchers, using their own campus to study forest ecology, identify trees and plant life, monitor water quality, collect meaningful data ...
Dave Sunday David Sunday, Pennsylvania attorney general, is pictured during a news conference in September. The Suit-Kote operation in Jamestown is up for sale as part of a plan to allow Suit-Kote to merge with Colas, a global road construction and maintenance company based in Paris, France ...
As of September, a starry stonewort technical assistance group is still waiting to be finalized. Randall Perry, executive director of the Chautauqua Lake Watershed and Management Alliance, told board members recently in response to a question from board member Andrew Goodell that the list of proposed Technical Assistance Group members is still being finalized by GEI Consultants, the alliance-hired consultant for Chautauqua Lake, and that other details about the group, including how their meetings might be structured, are still being developed. According to minutes of the alliance’s ...
