The New Horizons Band of Western New York will be performing a free concert on Thursday. The event, at King Concert Hall on the State University of New York at Fredonia campus, begins at 7:30 p.m. It is free and the public is invited to attend. The band will be performing a program of pieces ...
Back in 2016, hundreds of jobs were expected for a drug manufacturing plant in the town of Dunkirk. The plant was built but it never opened and those jobs never came. A decade later, there’s talk about getting that plant up and running in the next two and a half years with additional ...
A 44-year-old who resides in Maryland and South Carolina has been identified and charged in connection with a shelter in place order that occurred Wednesday in the village of Fredonia. In a news release issued Friday night, Fredonia Police Department reported that Kyle L. Denhardt, 44, was ...
PORTLAND — A month ago, the Portland Town Board passed a resolution to let their stance be known pertaining to a potential data center at the site of the former Sugar Hill Golf Course. Only one member of the public attended the meeting as the Board unanimously passed the resolution to ...
In the wake of Refresco canceling its local contracts with grape growers, other agricultural markets such as dairy are continuing on, even while facing some challenges, including some similar to grape growers. Kate McDonald Polakiewicz, farm business management specialist with Cornell Cooperative Extension, said dairy farming continues to be the backbone of New York state’s agriculture and accounts for around two-thirds of total farm revenue in the state. Investment in the sector remains high with roughly $3 billion in current or planned investment in dairy processing. Even with ...
CHAUTAUQUA – Now that the Chautauqua Belle is gearing up to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the ship’s first voyage around the lake, many are reminded of the Sea Lion that once sailed around the lake along with the Belle. Though the Sea Lion has long been gone from the area, and is ...
