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Sherman Hears Update On Capital Project

SHERMAN — Sherman school board members are getting a better look at the district’s capital project approved by voters in May 2023. Representatives from the architectural firm Young & Wright spoke to board members recently. Mike McCarthy, Senior Project Coordinator, Bill Battaglia, ...

Significant Contributions

ERIE - John B. Lloyd, a longtime community advocate and investor in Jamestown, has been awarded the Penn State Behrend Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award. The award is presented annually to a Behrend graduate who has made significant contributions to his or her profession, to the ...

State, Federal Mantra Absent In Local Plans

Affordability is becoming one of the buzzwords in politics over recent months. On Donald Trump’s second day in the Oval Office in January, he signed a presidential memorandum to deliver emergency price relief for American families and defeat the cost-of-living crisis. His focus at the time ...

Ohio Man Sentenced To Prison In City Drug Case

An Ohio resident is going to prison for selling illegal drugs in southern Chautauqua County. U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo has announced that Justin Whitfield, 25, of Cincinnati, who was convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute, and to distribute 50 grams or more of ...

Bemus Point Voters Approved Electric Bus Purchases

BEMUS POINT — After holding a community vote for the second time, the Bemus Point Central School District is able to move forward with their 2023 EPA Rebate award, allowing the district to purchase two electric buses. Following the original vote a few months ago that did not pass by 13 ...

Judge Upholds Income Limits For State Legislators

A state Supreme Court justice in Suffolk County has upheld outside income limits for state legislators - but struck down a section of the law that would strip legislators of their voting rights if they violate the income limits. Judge Alison Napolitano ruled recently in a 10-page written ...