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Partners in Kind helps families ‘Remember the Magic’ of holidays

Holiday giving programs throughout Chautauqua County are extremely necessary, but not all are entirely unique. One organization, however, has managed to put its own spin on a holiday giveaway to make sure that nobody is forgotten. Partners in Kind recently completed its annual holiday ...

High area gas prices start slow decline

When it comes to inflated gasoline prices in both Chautauqua and Warren counties, officials admit to having no answers. Six months after calling on state and federal law enforcement to investigate the persistently higher prices, Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel says he remains committed ...

Brocton files suit over unsafe structure

BROCTON — After being given the green light by the Brocton Village Board, Attorney Peter Clark summoned Michael Bellando to the State Supreme Court of Chautauqua County regarding what is deemed an unsafe property in the village. Bellando owns a building located at 26-28 E. Main St. in ...

Region’s maternity care losses mirror U.S. trend

Warren General Hospital administrators were fully aware they had been bucking a national trend. As the number of rural hospitals across the United States began closing maternity units over the last decade, this Warren County, Pa., facility was thinking primarily about care for its ...

Ribbon cutting for Tim Hortons held on site of restaurant fire

MAYVILLE – The coffee is ready! On Wednesday, local and county officials gathered at the Mayville Tim Hortons to celebrate its opening and to cut the ribbon. This Tim Hortons is owned by Gina and David Kron. It’s their sixth restaurant. They have other ones in Westfield, Cassadaga, ...

Lawmaker seeks harsher penalty for move over law

A state lawmaker is proposing to designate a violation of the state’s Move Over Law a five-point traffic violation on driver’s licenses. In 2010, New York State implemented the Move Over Law to prevent collisions with emergency vehicles that were stopped on the road. The law has been ...