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Fertility Treatments Bill Would Cost Insurers $20 Million

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The state Senate has approved legislation requiring insurance coverage for some fertility preservation treatments. S.4497, sponsored by Sen. Michelle Hinchey, D-Kingston, would remove an existing restriction that fertility preservation services be covered only in cases of iatrogenic ...

New GM Talks Impact Of Cold On BPU

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With the extremely cold temperatures hitting the local area over the last few weeks, Board of Public Utilities General Manager Kris Sellstrom discussed the effects this kind of weather has been having on the BPU’s work. The frigid temperatures have caused the BPU to need to run the power ...

Route 60 Collision Claims Life Of Woman, 66

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GERRY -- A 66-year-old woman has died in a motor vehicle collision on Sunday night. Early Monday, the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department reported that at around 6:18 p.m., they and multiple other agencies responded to the two-vehicle accident with serious injuries on Route 60. Upon arrival ...

DMV Closing Feb. 13-18 For Update

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The Chautauqua County Clerk’s Office is advising residents that local Department of Motor Vehicles offices in Jamestown, Dunkirk, and Mayville will be temporarily closed as New York state implements a new, modernized DMV software system known as DRIVES. To support the statewide technology ...

Stow Business Banned From Selling Tobacco For One Year

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A business in Stow has been temporarily suspended from selling lottery and tobacco items due to selling products to underage individuals. During the Chautauqua County Board of Health meeting, it was announced that Hogan’s Hut on Old Bridge Road was fined $1,250 for a second violation of ...

Building Permit In For New Hospital

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Brooks-TLC’s plan for a new hospital on Main Street in Fredonia hit another key milestone this week. “Anybody who believes the hospital’s not coming here: The check came in for a building permit. So they’re getting a building permit,” said Fredonia’s top code officer, Charles ...