FALCONER – The Falconer Central School District is revisiting the issues being caused by the homeless population at the neighboring Quality Inn. Stephen Penhollow, Falconer school superintendent, discussed the ongoing plans to address the issues, and seemed to have felt better about the ...

Several years ago, the idea was kicking around in his head. To take on a challenge by a co-worker, in 2015 Eric Jackson-Forsberg participated in the National Novel Writing Month where he was tasked with writing 50,000 words in the month of November. The program, which shut down this ...

Bob Crane has a little advice or anyone considering joining a volunteer fire company. Chances are, the advice is sound. The man giving it has been a volunteer firefighter since 1961. “If you are joining a volunteer fire company for the glory and lights and siren, stop right there,” ...

The state Attorney General’s office isn’t opposing Republican lawmakers from filing briefs in a lawsuit over the state’s Freshwater Wetlands Act, but the state is taking the opportunity to disagree with Assemblyman Andrew Molitor’s interpretation of the way the law has been applied to ...

A change in the state is moving certain local elections to even years in the future. Because of that, this year will be the last year that the offices of county executive and individual legislators will take place during an odd year. According to county Republican Board of Elections ...

Andrew Faulkner, R-Ward 6, first wanted to join the City Council to help people - a goal he continues to hold as he runs unopposed for his seat during this year’s elections. “I got into politics — though I don’t consider myself a stereotypical politician — because I like to help ...