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WACS bidding farewell to secretary in May

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xAt their meeting last month, Westfield Academy and Central School Board of Education members accepted, with "great appreciation," the resignation of Tina Winslow as Superintendent’s Secretary and District Clerk. Winslow is resigning for the purpose of retirement, effective May 2. She has ...

County sheriff’s office, AXON partner to assist in public safety

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The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office has announced a new partnership Wednesday with AXON to deploy its Community Request integration with Ring smart camera devices. This partnership allows the Sheriff’s Office to invite Ring users to voluntarily share camera footage that may assist law ...

Artist unveils patriotic ice sculptures at VFW posts

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BEMUS POINT — Local artist, arborist and ice sculptor Vince Liuzzo is at it again with new icy creations in Bemus Point and Mayville. For several years, Liuzzo has created numerous ice sculptures for Andriaccio's Restaurant. Most of his creations have focused on the Buffalo Bills football ...

Town sued over solar farm permit

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The legal fight over a proposed town of Dunkirk solar energy farm continues. A Fredonia-based lawyer who owns land adjacent to the Williams Street site has sued over the Dunkirk Town Board’s September approval of a permit for the project. The board seemed at the time to feel hemmed in by ...

City Hero Banner program taking applications

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Dunkirk’s Hero Banner program is taking applications for its fourth year, director Natalie Luczkowiak said. Luczkowiak, a Common Council member, offered an update about the popular program recently at a council meeting. The banners depict military veterans with Dunkirk roots and are ...

State changes to Miranda Law proposed

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A state lawmaker is proposing changes to Miranda warnings for youth under the age of 18. Sen. Jamaal Bailey, D-Bronx, recently introduced legislation (S.9152) that would require youth be notified of the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney, prior to any custodial questioning ...