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Busti approves water project engineering work

BUSTI - The Busti Town Board is moving ahead with the next steps on a $5.28 million water project as it looks for the remaining 30% of the project’s cost. Andy Johnson presented a proposal from EcoStrategies during a recent Busti Town Board meeting regarding engineering, diagnostic design and permitting for a portion of the water extension project. The proposed $5.82 million project was approved in May 2024, and is a 2.1 mile loop that begins at the five-way intersection in Busti and runs to Busti-Sugar Grove Road, Lawson Road and Mill Road to the intersection to complete the loop. ...

Former Fredonia school board member voices concerns with tackle football

Football season is underway again in Western New York, but at least one member of the Fredonia school community is not happy about it. Michael Bobseine recently sent a letter to Superintendent Dr. Brad Zilliox and the Fredonia Board of Education detailing concerns with tackle football as a ...

Southwestern Elementary School earns Promising Practices recognition

Southwestern Elementary has been named a Promising Practices Professional Learning Community at Work school by Solution Tree for its success in raising student learning standards and fostering school-wide collaboration. Promising Practices schools are recognized for building a strong ...

Frewsburg Legion Post 556 holds meeting

FREWSBURG - Frewsburg American Legion Auxiliary Unit 556 met recently with 16 members attending. Secretary Gwen Funcell read the minutes from June 16. Treasurer Debby Walsh reviewed revenue and expenses for July and August. They will be referred to the audit committee. Chaplain Dee Dee Liden sent a variety of cards to Yvonne Storer, Shannon Neubauer, Karri Bentzoni, Sherry Edwards, Gwen Funcell and family, Larry Bentzoni, Wendy Olson, Verna and Mark Tompkins, Brian Cheney, Randy Sitler, Jen Jackson, Denny Richards, Debbie Haller, and Scot Conklin. Emma McCreary will begin ...

P-J mourns loss of reporter

The Post-Journal is mourning the passing of former reporter Michael Zabrodsky. Zabrodsky, 61, of Jamestown, passed away peacefully on Thursday, September 10, 2026, at UPMC Hamot, Erie, Pa., after a short illness. A 1983 graduate of Jamestown High School, Michael also earned a B.S. from ...