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Two towns collaborate amid salt shortage

FALCONER – Due to the harsh conditions that have pummeled Chautauqua County recently, two area towns found themselves working together to piece together enough salt to clear roads. The salt that had been ordered by the county Public Facilities Department ran low, forcing the county to ...

Change of party enrollment deadline is Saturday

An application to change one's party enrollment for the Primary Election in any year must be received by the Board of Elections no later than Saturday. The Board of Elections office will observe special hours on Saturday, February 14th for this deadline from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. The Board of ...

Chautauqua 4-H children give presentations

Chautauqua County 4-H, managed by the Cornell Cooperative Extension, has once again hosted the children's presentations, allowing children of all ages from around the community to present on a topic of great passion to them. Lisette Cabrera, 4-H program coordinator, spoke more on the ...

Chautauqua Lake educator receives Louis E. Yavner Teaching Award

MAYVILLE — A Chautauqua Lake Central School social studies teacher, whose work has involved helping students grapple with and understand some of history’s most difficult truths was recently honored by receiving one of the highest honors from the New York State Board of Regents. ...

SUNY students on board for a ‘Super’ experience

A dozen SUNY Fredonia students are headed for an experience of a lifetime as the Super Bowl approaches. Department of Applied Professional Studies Associate Professor Kerry Fischer and Lecturer Ed Croft will accompany the students, all with either Sport Management majors or minors, to Santa ...