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Dunkirk Dave Braces For Chilly Groundhog Day

Local News

The prolonged, frigid temperatures this winter have not been very conducive to early morning gatherings outdoors. Monday morning at daybreak, a Dunkirk tradition will inspire many to brave the brutal cold to figure out whether there is light at the end of the tunnel, or if these bitter cold ...

Jamestown man sentenced on drug, weapons charges

Community

A Jamestown man has been sentenced on various drug and weapons charges. According to District Attorney Jason Schmidt, 24-year-old Nylix Thomas, age 24 was sentenced Thursday before Judge David W. Foley. Thomas pleaded guilty on Nov. 25, 2025 to two counts of third-degree criminal ...

14-year-old charged in burglary

Community

A young teenager was arrested by Dunkirk police following a burglary in the city. On Thursday around 12:40 a.m.officers responded to a local business for the report of a burglary in progress. They arrived on scene and observed the glass to the front door had been smashed along with foot ...

Borrello, Molitor continue push for Dunkirk Control Board

Community

Senator George Borrello and Assemblyman Andrew Molitor sent a letter to Governor Kathy Hochul urging her to include enabling legislation establishing a state financial control board for the City of Dunkirk in her forthcoming 30-day budget amendments. The lawmakers said the recent arrest of ...

Falconer Kiwanis Terrific Kid, Student Of Month Honored

Community

Mae Gustafson, eighth grade, has been chosen as Kiwanis Terrific Kid for November 2025. Mae enjoys being outdoors and her favorite hobbies include farming, fishing and sports. Her favorite subjects in school are math and physical education. Mae enjoys listening to Christian music and other ...