The Fredonia Central School District has a new Assistant Principal, as well as a new Music Teacher. At a recent meeting of the Board of Education, Richard Szafranek was appointed as Middle School Assistant Principal, while Leah Dylag was picked to lead the Middle-High School ...
The Dunkirk Police Department will hold its National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 4 at 6 p.m. in Washington Park. This year will again include both the Dunkirk Police and Fire Departments. Food and drinks will be available for everyone to enjoy. Music will be provided by The Footsteps. There ...
Western Division Federal Credit Union has made a point to strengthen the bonds it has within its communities all throughout western New York. One way it chose to do so is by supporting local Boys & Girls Clubs, and Dunkirk’s own Club was one of the beneficiaries. Representatives of Western ...
The bluff for the Dunkirk Lighthouse and Veteran Museum is crumbling. If nothing is done, the lighthouse could literally fall in the lake. What solutions are there? There are some, but all seem to be quite expensive and will take a lot of work. During the Chautauqua County Legislature ...
At Centaur Stride, we have witnessed remarkable changes in the people we serve, and now research is delving deeper to explain why. Today, the pendulum is swinging back toward natural approaches that support the body's ability to develop or heal. Whether driven by rising healthcare costs or ...
Fredonia Mayor Michael Ferguson has echoed New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s cautious approach to large-scale data centers. Ferguson told the village Board of Trustees that he participated in a Hochul roundtable discussion Monday afternoon about the centers. Hochul just announced a year-long moratorium on state regulatory approval of new data centers. “They’re popping up,” Ferguson said. “This came up when we had the windmill issue, then we had the solar farm issues, and now data centers and hyper-speed data centers are becoming part of the mix.” Ferguson mentioned ...
