BUSTI — At the beginning of September, the Busti Fire Department brought back the Busti Gala Days event, which used to be held annually. Raffles were included as part of this event, and one such…
Jobs decline prompts freeze in minimum wage
New York won’t be able to increase its minimum wage as scheduled on Jan. 1, 2027, after the state’s economy…
EV charging station proposed for Hogan’s Hut
STOW - Electric vehicle charging stations may be on the way to Hogan’s Hut in North Harmony. A sketch plan…
Legislature to review retirement benefits for managers
MAYVILLE – County officials are considering upgrading a local law that would permit managers to get the same retirement benefits…
Consumer Protection: New bill aims to eliminate high-speed e-motos in New York
A New York City Democrat is proposing legislation she says would clear up deceptive selling practices that have allowed e-motos…
Falconer hears New York Forward proposals
FALCONER - There are now 23 projects being considered for Falconer’s $4.5 million in New York Forward grant funding. During…
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Remembering History: Lucile M. Wright Air Museum commemorates historic airplane crash
On a foggy December night in 1951 a large passenger airplane crashed into a…
DUNKIRK - The Common Council followed improper procedure in imposing a Battery Energy Storage System moratorium,…
Dunkirk BESS moratorium ‘legally deficient,’ mayor says
FREDONIA - The State University at Fredonia’s enrollment decline continues, though the pace of the decline…
SUNY enrollment figures show mixed results
Lakewood approves stormwater project change order
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Comeback season
FALCONER — Cattaraugus-Little Valley rallied from a 25-15 loss in the first set to…
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Miranda Wilcox’s Passion For Music Doesn’t Wane
When Miranda Wilcox was 15, the proverbial lightbulb went off in her head. That’s…
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District Heat should serve as a lesson for BPU
There has been a lot of promise with the Jamestown Board of Public Utilities’ broadband internet project so far. A $25 million Broadband for All grant means the broadband network is being built with little local cost. BPU customers who opt in look to save as much as 50% to 60% compared to similar…
Dissenting legislators have opportunity to keep tax foreclosures fair
It’s up to local school officials to keep graduation standards high
Tough budgets taking a toll on city surplus
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Three charged in pair of Dunkirk drug probes
DUNKIRK --- A pair of drug investigations last week ended in three arrests in the north county. On Sept. 29, an investigation into firearms and narcotics activity at 935 Swan St. in the city of Dunkirk ended with a search warrant being executed on last week and two being charged. The warrant was executed…