City resident Daniel Gonzalez’ platform through the Student Veterans of America has taken him to Washington, D.C. Gonzalez took a lobbying trip to the nation’s capitol before the government shutdown to advocate for help from senators and those in power in regards to the needs of ...
The Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament is, once again, on hold. A resolution was passed by the City Council at their Monday voting session, looking to amend the contract between the city and the tournament’s sponsor Collaborative Children’s Solutions. The resolution allows Mayor Kim ...
CELORON — Four years after the Celoron Village Board opted out of allowing cannabis dispensaries and on-site consumption in the village, residents are still divided on the topic. During a special board meeting held earlier this week, the only thing that was clear is that there isn’t a ...
One of three people named in the town of Chautauqua’s code violation lawsuit against the owners of 7127 Beaujean Road has been dropped from the lawsuit. Chautauqua officials asked state Supreme Court Justice Grace Hanlon in August to rule in the town’s favor, citing the lack of response ...
A young woman recently overcame the difficult diagnosis of an aggressive cancer, which occurred at a mere 20 years old. Despite this hurdle she has fought strong, and has recently been declared cancer free. Cassandra Boardman was recently declared cancer free at only 21 years old. Boardman ...
CASSADAGA — Following hateful and racist remarks by guests, Cassadaga Shurfine discontinued its Indian food buffet. Upon hearing the news, Chautauqua County Sheriff Jim Quattrone said, “My only complaint is I didn’t realize you had the buffet as I would have loved to stop for it.” He ...