Even before programming cuts were announced last week, the State University of New York at Fredonia kept whittling down its overall financial deficit. It’s down to a projected $3.36 million, according to Wayne Lynch, the campus vice president for finance and administration. Lynch spoke at ...
The Dunkirk Common Council has banned the service of legal papers while it is meeting, in response to an incident where a woman about to speak was handed lawsuit documents. “The service of legal papers upon individuals during the course of a public meeting may create a chilling effect on public participation and disrupt the orderly conduct of council business,” according to the resolution unanimously passed by the council. City-contracted attorney Elliot Raimondo served Jennifer Sasso at the public speaker’s podium with a lawsuit during an April meeting. Sasso, a former city ...
Straight No Chaser will bring its summer tour “Straight No Chaser Beach Bash” to the Struthers Library Theatre on July 7. The nine-member group will perform iconic songs of summer from the last six decades, including Pharrell Williams' "Happy" and Walk The Moon's "Shut Up and Dance." ...
State Sen. George Borrello, R-Sunset Bay, has announced that Staff Sgt. Lori Dispenza of Dunkirk is his honoree for induction into the New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame. The award recognizes veterans who have demonstrated exceptional service to their country and continued ...
MAYVILLE - The Mayville Senior Citizens members met recently at the VFW in Mayville with 39 members attending. Dianne Goodrich, Devotions Chair, delivered the invocation. Members then sang “Happy Birthday” to the May birthday celebrants—Wanda Miller, Karen Heston, and Jerry Johnson. Linda Anderson, Goodwill Chair, provided the birthday cake. After lunch, Dianne Goodrich shared five short stories and then led the group in the Lord’s Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. Robin Carr called the meeting to order. Secretary Darlene Barney read the minutes of the April ...
LAKEWOOD - A Jamestown man has been charged after allegedly destroying property and threatening police officers at the Lakewood Wal-Mart on Thursday. Emmanuel Molina-Nazario, 40, was charged with menacing a peace/police officer, second-degree criminal mischief and resisting arrest after Lakewood-Busti police officers responded to the store for a report of a man destroying property. The first officer responding found multiple merchandise items broken and Wal-Mart staff securing the area. The officer were told the man had moved to the back of the store, toward the Electronics ...
