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Reservoir backers spray back at critics

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Fredonia’s “Save Our Reservoir” group defended itself Monday against recent criticism from Mayor Michael Ferguson and others. Three supporters of the group slammed Ferguson at a Board of Trustees meeting for criticizing lawsuits by Save Our Reservoir supporters against village plans to ...

NCCS eyes opportunities in new year

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Northern Chautauqua Catholic School, a prekindergarten to eighth grade Regional Catholic Elementary School is celebrating 157 years of Catholic education in Dunkirk while looking ahead to 2026. The school prides itself in educating all students in mind, body and spirit. Its academic programs ...

$3M in state development funding coming to county

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More than $3 million, including a major project for the village of Fredonia, has been awarded to Chautauqua County through the State's Regional Economic Development Council initiative that are designed to help catalyze economic growth, jump-start housing growth, and advance regionally designed ...

BOCES culinary students hold gingerbread house contest

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Every year, the culinary arts students at Erie 2 BOCES participate in a gingerbread house contest to show off their skills and creativity around the holidays. Instructor Dave Caccamise feels that every year, the students find new ways to raise the bar. “I hear the people coming in when ...

Legislator pushes for job training

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A Chautauqua County lawmaker is expressing concern that the county may not be investing enough money in job training. During the county legislature meeting, officials were asked to vote in favor of a number of agreements with the county Industrial Development Agency for attraction and ...

Council backs bonding to cover city deficit

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Dunkirk is ready to float bonds in an attempt to cover its deficit. The city Common Council authorized a pair of resolutions to enable the bonds during a rare Sunday session. The council has already had its final regular meeting of the year, but Mayor Kate Wdowiasz insisted that the ...