John Strassel, a Western New York BEM homeschooled student from Jamestown, will compete before the Chamber of Commerce located in Seneca Falls as a National Civics Bee Finalist. He will answer a series of questions about the government, the U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights and laws. ...
Recently, the W-M Rotary Club held its annual “Rural-Urban Day.” The guest speaker was Andy Campbell, Corporate Rotarian member. Campbell took the audience through his life’s journey of ups and downs and emphasized that “Where you start isn’t where you always finish!” He spoke to ...
A Brocton man has been charged with forcible touching by Chautauqua County Sheriff's deputies. Dale F. Parks, 68, of Brocton was charged Tuesday, according to a police report. Deputies received a complaint on Oct. 17, 2025, that Parks allegedly had inappropriate contact with another person. ...
A week shy of 39 years ago, Shane Conlan sat in the basement of his Frewsburg home and watched the first round of the NFL draft unfold on ESPN. About 90 minutes in, his telephone rang. On the landline were Buffalo Bills general manager Bill Polian and head coach Marv Levy, who had just ...
Delaware Avenue has the potential to see some changes when it comes to speeding following a resident voicing concerns to the City Council’s Public Safety Committee meeting. Allen Gray, a resident of the area, said Delaware Avenue is a very straight road, and he has a big concern about ...
Sherman teen Larsen Swan recently had a new calf delivered to his door from California as part of the Hellenbrand Lasting Legacy Award. The purpose of the legacy award is to provide an aspiring and deserving high school dairy youth a chance to own and show a female cow who has never had a ...