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American Resolve Shines Bright In Face Of Terror
April 18, 2013 Terrorism never really goes away. It sits, festering, inside the minds of madmen until it bubbles to the surface in incidents like Monday’s bombing at the Boston Marathon. more »»
Delivering On Post Office Reform
April 17, 2013 There used to be four post offices in the town of Carroll — Ivory, Fentonville, Frewsburg and Dodge. more »»
It’s All Part Of The Game These Days
April 16, 2013 U.S. Rep. Tom Reed has a challenger for his seat in Congress — nearly two years before the next scheduled Congressional election. more »»
Obamacare Cost Study Needed
April 15, 2013 It may seem to some Americans that new revelations of what “Obamacare” — the national health care takeover law — will cost have become a regular feature of news reports. more »»
Healthy Living Is Best In Fighting Obesity
April 14, 2013 A judge was right to strike down New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s proposed ban on soft drinks larger than 16 ounces. more »»
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
April 13, 2013 Libraries can take on huge importance in small communities. more »»
Wage Reimbursement Defeats Purpose Of Hike
April 12, 2013 New York business owners told the state a minimum wage hike would hurt. more »»
Don’t Wait On North Korea
April 11, 2013 Secretary of State John Kerry has said North Korea’s new round of saber rattling and threats to step up its nuclear weapons and missile programs are unacceptable. He has added the U.S. more »»
Elect Good People
April 10, 2013 It’s hard to believe it was less than two years ago when Gov. more »»
CDBG Projects: ‘Think Big Picture’
April 9, 2013 The city of Jamestown must re-examine how it uses its Community Development Block Grant and HOME program funding. more »»
Budget Wasn’t Worth The Wait
April 8, 2013 Well, it wasn’t worth the wait. The budget approved recently by the U.S. Senate, that is. Under Democrat control, the Senate has not approved a budget in four year. more »»
State Must Act On Regional High Schools
April 7, 2013 Months of hard work by Ripley and Chautauqua Lake school officials have paid off with a tuition agreement between the two school districts that allow 131 Ripley students in seventh through 12th... more »»
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
April 6, 2013 Thumbs up to teaching an old agency new tricks. The Fenton History Center is partnering with BOCES and the Cassadaga Valley Central School district to broadcast its new education series. more »»
Double Dipping Is Not Illegal
April 5, 2013 Let it be said, up front, Celoron clerk Shirley Sanfilippo has done nothing wrong. After retiring from the city of Jamestown, she was asked by Jack Keeney to serve as Celoron cler. more »»
Spring Reveals Dangerous Surroundings
April 4, 2013 A look at the forecast shows spring may finally be here to stay, so area motorists can relax a little behind the wheel, right? Not exactly. more »»
Education: State Continues To Make Same Mistakes
April 3, 2013 Early on, it looks as if the Common Core standards will find itself in the same place as No Child Left Behind — a rushed, underfunded road to the perfect education paved with good intentions that le... more »»
Prescription Drug Abuse Is A Growing Trend
April 2, 2013 Given their profitability and potency, it’s little wonder prescription drug abuse is a problem. more »»
Market Surge Is Misleading
April 1, 2013 Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke issued a not-so-gentle reminder last week in explaining the Federal Open Market Committee’s decision to stand pat, again, on artificially very low interest rates. more »»
Glory Of A Promise Kept
March 31, 2013 Spring hasn’t quite sprung yet in Western New York, but we know it will. Crops and green grass will grow. Flowers will bloom. It is the circle of lif. more »»
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
March 30, 2013 Thumbs up to good news regarding the NRG power plant in Dunkirk. more »» |
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