A pair of state lawmakers are concerned with the inability of Kaleida Health to complete an agreement to transfer ownership of the former Bradford Regional Medical Center campus to the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine - with both lawmakers calling on an Attorney General’s office ...
DUNKIRK - Dunkirk has raised its water rates, effective Jan. 1. The Common Council voted 3-2 on Tuesday to pass a local law enacting the changes. The ward representatives were split: Natalie Luczkowiak and Michael Civiletto voted “no,” while Frank Torain and Gary Frederickson were in favor. That left the deciding ballot to Councilman-at-large Nick Weiser, who hesitated a second before his affirmative vote. Torain hoped to delay the vote until the next meeting so the council can have more time to study the proposal. However, Comptroller Tracy Smith-Dengler told him that could delay ...
The James Prendergast Library is set to host its Haunted at the Library program on Oct. 24 at 11 a.m., 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. This year's program is different from previous years, according to Jennifer Champ, assistant library director. “This year we will have our program in two different ...
Dream It Do It Western New York, the Manufacturers Association of the Southern Tier, the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency and the Chautauqua County Partnership for Economic Growth are joining manufacturers, schools, workforce partners and communities across the region in ...
A number of businesses have again been cited for not sending required reports on time for their public water supplies. The county Health Department recently announced the following agreements to settle: Cassadaga ShurFine of Route 60, Cassadaga was fined $600 for failure to submit the June monthly operation records on time for their public water supply. This was their seventh missed report since January, 2025. The Bemus Point Golf Course & Tap House of Main Street, Bemus Point was fined $200 for failure to submit the May monthly operation records on time for their public water ...
BROCTON — A dispute between Brocton residents and a limited liability company, Z&YY Trucking, is still ongoing. Legal counsel is involved on both sides of the dispute, as residents complain about the excessive noise, safety concerns, and impact of the company on property values, while the ...
