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County Govt. Efficiency Fund Not Focused Solely On Reduction

Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel says the newly established Government Efficiency Fund should be focused on efficiency and can extend to things outside of dissolving municipal government boards. In September, County Executive PJ Wendel announced that he wanted $500,000 from the county ...

Council Hears Report On DPW, Parks Budgets

The cost of road salt will be going up in next year’s Public Works Department budget. Mark Roetzer, interim public works director, said from last winter to this winter the price of salt has increased 41% from $49 to $69 per ton, which he noted to be a county-wide increase. “That’s a ...

Contest For A Cause

At 10 months old Theodore Adam Waylon Sullivan is a fighter. He was born premature at 27 weeks old with multiple health challenges. He’s also in a fun competition. Theo is the son of Brett and Danielle Sullivan. Chautauqua County residents, one of Theo’s older half-sisters, Peyton ...

Council Approves Parking Permit Fee Increase

Parking permit fees in the Central Business District of the city are set to increase beginning Jan. 1 following the approval of an ordinance update during this week’s City Council voting session. The update to the ordinance increases the fees from $300 to $600, and applies to vehicles owned ...

Mayville Wins Sea Lion Drive Court Case

A Warren woman has been ordered to either get a property at 199 Sea Lion Drive into compliance with state and local zoning codes or see the building demolished. State Supreme Court Justice Grace Hanlon ruled in favor of the village of Mayville during a non-jury trial held Oct. 15 in state ...