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BOCES Students Help In Fight Against Hunger

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BEMUS POINT - Boxes lined the tables at St. Timothy Lutheran Church as students from the Hewes Educational Center unpacked and sorted food items, helping prepare bags for local children and families in need. As part of the Career and Technical Explorations Through CDOS program, Levi ...

Artist Unveils Patriotic Ice Sculptures At VFWs

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BEMUS POINT — Local artist, arborist and ice sculptor Vince Liuzzo is at it again with new icy creations in Bemus Point and Mayville. For several years, Liuzzo has created numerous ice sculptures for Andriaccio’s Restaurant. Most of his creations have focused on the Buffalo Bills ...

State Changes To Miranda Law Proposed

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A state lawmaker is proposing changes to Miranda warnings for youth under the age of 18. Sen. Jamaal Bailey, D-Bronx, recently introduced legislation (S.9152) that would require youth be notified of the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney, prior to any custodial questioning ...

Finances, Housing Among 2026 City Priorities

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Jamestown’s finances, emergency services work and housing and street projects are among Mayor Kim Ecklund’s priorities for the coming year. Ecklund delivered her 2026 State of the City address to the City Council late Friday afternoon. The written document is available on the city’s ...

Dunkirk Town Sued Over Solar Farm Permit

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The legal fight over a proposed town of Dunkirk solar energy farm continues. A Fredonia-based lawyer who owns land adjacent to the Williams Street site has sued over the Dunkirk Town Board’s September approval of a permit for the project. The board seemed at the time to feel hemmed in by ...

Two Towns Collaborate Amid Salt Shortage

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FALCONER – Due to the harsh conditions that have pummeled Chautauqua County recently, two area towns found themselves working together to piece together enough salt to clear roads. The salt that had been ordered by the county Public Facilities Department ran low, forcing the county to ...