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Sinclairville Cruelty Case Leaves Humane Society Overly Full

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The Chautauqua County Humane Society is in urgent need of help from the community following taking in 19 dogs from a cruelty case in Sinclairville earlier this week. The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Department executed a search warrant at a residence and discovered the dogs living in poor ...

Dunkirk to declare nuclear interest

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DUNKIRK — Within the coming week, it is expected the city of Dunkirk will be responding to a Request for Information by the New York Power Authority regarding its interest in hosting an advanced nuclear project. State Gov. Kathy Hochul in June called on the Power Authority to develop at ...

City Works To Decrease Number Of Condemned Homes

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Development Department officials are trying to cut the number of condemned homes in the city. Following a request from the City Council’s Housing Committee for an updated list of condemned houses within the city, city Development Director Crystal Surdyk provided the committee with the list ...

Shoe Drive Kicking Off With St. Nicholas Celebration

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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church will be celebrating the generous spirit of St. Nicholas with a range of activities starting Sunday, Dec. 7. The event will officially mark the beginning of the church’s mutli-week long shoe drive. Church officials noted that anybody from the community is ...

Goold As Gold: For Five Years, Father And Son Volunteer Together

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The shutdown caused by the pandemic provided a father and son with an opportunity to give back to their community by volunteering together. Five years later, they’re still doing it. Bob Goold had been a regular volunteer at another area non-profit agency until the pandemic forced that ...

The Celebration Of Festivus

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I believe I mentioned back in July that the topic of this fictitious ”holiday” would be revisited later in the year, so being a man of my word… Well, Thanksgiving came and went last week, and back when things were “normal,” which, if you turn on the news, or tuned in to Christmas in ...