State lawmakers will have the opportunity next session to review legislation that builds on the state’s Do Not Call registry. Assemblyman Clyde Vanel, D-Queens Village, is sponsoring a bill (A.9029) that would create the Do Not Disturb registry. The registry would allow state residents to ...
A downtown restaurant that is a city staple for many, Lisciandro’s Restaurant, is temporarily closed while its owners, Chris and Patti Larson, continue to face Patti Larson’s ongoing fight and recovery from a benign tumor. The restaurant remains closed during her recovery time, but in the ...
Chautauqua Institution will run leaner in 2026 after making millions of dollars of cuts to personnel and operations - though programs will see less drastic cutbacks. Kyle Keogh, interim Chautauqua Institution CEO, said during a recent webinar viewed live by more than 800 institution ...
Tracy Gates’ vision for UPMC Chautauqua will stay the same - to continue to serve the community. In September, Gates was appointed president of UPMC Chautauqua replacing Brian Durniok. “I’m very excited about it, and enjoying every minute of it so far,” Gates said about her ...
Food pantries in Chautauqua County have been finding it difficult to keep up with demand. Donations or funds are desperately needed for many of these organizations to continue serving those in need. Small and large pantries alike have been finding it more difficult to provide the help that ...
RIPLEY - A legal fight is taking place over the site of an adult store in Ripley. The company that owns the Lions Den in Ripley is asking the state Supreme Court in Mayville to force Ripley Travel to pay at least $750,000 in compensatory damages and to require Ripley Travel to place the ...