RIPLEY - At their meeting this month, Ripley Central School Board of Education members honored two employees who retired in June. Ripley Superintendent William Caldwell presented plaques of appreciation to bus driver Heil Haskins and art teacher Alberta Parker. Haskins had been a bus driver ...
FALCONER - Falconer’s NY Forward Local Planning Commission will consider funding requests for 18 projects, which together total $35 million, during a meeting at 5 p.m. today at Falconer’s Village Hall. The meeting is open to the public. Residents, business owners, employers, and other ...
Two city projects - one of them new amenities along the Chadakoin River - are continuing forward. City planner Jason Kulaszewski recently gave an update on the projects to the city Planning Commission. The two projects that Kulaszewski gave updates on were the Chadakoin River’s South ...
WESTFIELD --- An 18-year-old is facing felony charges after a disturbance on Sunday afternoon. Westfield police on Tuesday reported at approximately 5:24 p.m., officers responded to the Thruway Motel on North Portage Street. Upon arrival, officers encountered an active physical altercation involving multiple individuals. Officers intervened and took Caleb E. Dellahoy of Westfield into custody. The investigation indicates Dellahoy allegedly assaulted multiple individuals and caused significant property damage during the incident. Dellahoy was subsequently charged with felony ...
BEMUS POINT - Brittany Mulkins, Bemus Point clerk/treasurer, has been named to the New York State Society of Municipal Finance Officers Board of Directors. Mulkins told Bemus Point Village Board members about the appointment during a recent meeting. “I was sworn into the New York ...
Tom Carlson is running as a write-in candidate for mayor for the village of Mayville. “As a lifelong resident of Mayville, I care deeply about our community and have serious concerns about the direction of its future. I am not a career politician with a personal agenda, but a resident with solid experience in governance,” he said. If elected, he pledges to: • respect, listen to, and heed the residents of Mayville, value the input of all trustees, honor the Chautauqua and Mayville Comprehensive Plan’s path and work to fulfill the wishes of the community, support village ...
