The purchase of a new truck for the Fredonia Department of Public Works is apparently set to get reconsidered. Trustee Jon Espersen said at a Board of Trustees workshop this week that he planned to put the purchase on the agenda of Monday’s meeting. The acquisition failed by a 3-2 vote at ...
Jesse Beers knew when he walked off the field at Frontier High School last June after the Class B State Subregional qualifier that he had coached his final game as the Fredonia ‘Billies varsity softball coach. The last thing he did in the dugout before he walked out was hug his pitcher, ...
ALBANY — More than 300 students, faculty, and staff from City University of New York, State University of New York, and independent colleges rallied with legislators Wednesday inside the state Capitol to support a platform of increased funding for New York’s public university systems, ...
Jamestown Community College is seeking to register a new two-year degree with New York State Education officials. JCC Vice President of Academic Affairs Jessica Kubiak told trustees Tuesday that the proposed degree of Associate of Occupational Studies in Advanced Manufacturing and Machining ...
Increased pressure for a control board to oversee the city of Dunkirk finances is now connected to a new survey that was announced Thursday morning by state Sen. George Borrello and Assemblyman Andrew Molitor for action to restore fiscal discipline and public trust. Conducted earlier this ...
ALBANY — Noli Paddock nearly turned in the perfect season as a member of the Chautauqua Lake/Westfield/Panama/Clymer/Sherman girls wrestling team. Heading into the New York State Public High School Athletic Association girls wrestling 138-pound final Thursday night at MVP Arena, Paddock ...