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City Proposes Spending More CDBG Money On Business Development, Marketing

City Council members have a better idea of how exactly the Development Department will spend its 2026 Community Development Block Grant and HOME program funding. At the Housing Committee meeting, City Development Director Crystal Surdyk took the time to outline each section, the amount of ...

Constitutional Question: CLPOA Appeals Wetlands Act Court Decision

Chautauqua Lake property owners won a battle over the state’s Freshwater Wetlands Act, but the Chautauqua Lake Property Owners Association wants to win the war. The CLPOA- along with the town of Ellery, Builders Exchange of the Southern Tier Inc. and Bemus Point Business Association - ...

Comedian Brings ‘First Farewell Tour’ To City

The Chautauqua Lake Men of Integrity want to see guys take their girls out on a date, whether they’re newly dating or been together for 40 years. They’ve set up the entertainment. Comedian Jeff Allen will be performing at the Reg Lenna on Friday, May 15. Allen likes the idea and believes ...

City Eyes Reroofing Fee Cut

Permit fees for reroofing projects in the city should soon cost less. During both Monday’s Housing Committee and overall City Council work session, lowering the permit fees for reroofing was discussed, due to the fact that City Development Director Crystal Surdyk said after reevaluating ...

Falconer Dunkin’ Donuts On Hold

A planned Dunkin’ Donuts in Falconer is on hold. During a recent Falconer Village Board meeting, Paul Capitano, Falconer code enforcement officer, told board members that a remodel permit for the restaurant, which is to be located in the former M&T Bank branch at 20 W. Main St., is on ...