Comedian Billy Gardell is bringing his tour to the Struthers Library Theatre in June. Gardell is a longtime standup comedian who is known for his starring roles in CBS sitcoms Mike & Molly and Bob Hearts Abishola. Gardell’s appearance in Warren will take place at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 6, ...
LAKEWOOD - The Lakewood Board of Trustees have approved Monday a $74,000 construction bid for the Fairmount Triangle Stormwater Basin Improvement Project. N. Mathews Enterprises, Inc. of Westfield submitted the lowest bid and it was reviewed and recommended for award by Project Engineer ...
This Saturday, community members are welcome to come down to Chautauqua Comics for an annual event that allows them to walk away with multiple free comic books and participate in a number of other activities. Free Comic Book Day is this Saturday, to be held at Chautauqua Comics, 214 ...
CLYMER - The Clymer Tulip Festival is holding the Wooden Shoe 5K Run/Walk on May 16. The run/walk will work its way through the town of Clymer. The race starts at 9 a.m. for walkers and runners, while a 9:30 a.m. kids run will be held at the track at Clymer Central School. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. Entry is $20 by cash or check made out to Clymer Central School. The Kiddie Dash costs $5. Those who register by May 1 will receive a t-shirt. For more information email jlegters@clymercsd.org. The race is sponsored by the SHAC Committee at Clymer Central School. “Clymer ...
A union has filed an appeal of an arbitration decision that went against former city of Dunkirk employee Kim Robbins. Robbins was a legal secretary who was told on Jan. 6, 2025, that she was getting laid off. The American Federation of State and County Municipal Employees filed a grievance, claiming her layoff violated the provisions of her contract. However, an arbitrator ruled in January that Dunkirk didn’t violate the contract. The union’s appeal of that decision claims “the contract language is clear and unambiguous” in not allowing layoffs. Dunkirk argued the position ...
Fredonia Mayor Michael Ferguson wants the shutdown of a Route 60 motel notorious for violent incidents. “I have called for the immediate closure and abandonment of the property on Route 60 formerly known as the Econo Lodge,” Ferguson declared during his mayoral report at a Board of Trustees meeting Monday. The Chautauqua County Department of Social Services houses homeless people at the motel, who are the majority of its tenants. Ferguson has long decried both the allegedly bad conditions of the property and the series of violent incidents that have taken place there, including an ...
