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My, How The Time’s Flown By

Another March 22 has come and gone, marking the 44th anniversary of the marriage of Sally and me, with today, March 23, marking the Anniversary of the day we met 45 years ago. So many times in this life together we’ve asked each other the question, “Where did the time go?” Greg ...

News You Can Use

Since the news cycle seems to change every fifteen minutes, those not glued to their cable channels or their iPhones tend to miss a lot on any given day. Add to this real censorship and omission by the mainstream media, and the big picture we need to fully function as a nation and a planet ...

Trade-Offs And Disappearing Acts

Today’s generation of young people is growing up with their phones permanently in hand – a native appendage. By middle school they all have flying fingers that are impossible for this fossil to imitate. Our flowing handwriting is fast disappearing, replaced by choppy printing. Man has been ...

Hidden In Plain Sight

For Bonnie Weber, talk is cheap, and actions speak louder than words. The single mother, salesperson and founder of Be the Change You Want to See in Jamestown, has had enough. Every Friday at or around 1 p.m. she and her wagons travel around the city distributing food, water, clothing and ...

Hotel Lenhart Buyers Struggle To Get Financing

William and Jill Curry were excited when they spoke to Bemus Point Village Board members a little more than a year ago. It had been about six months since they had signed a sales contract to purchase the Hotel Lenhart. As they worked on financing, the Currys were also working to finance the ...

Dunkirk Likely Nearing Fiscal Crisis

DUNKIRK — There are growing concerns regarding the fiscal outlook in the city of Dunkirk in the wake of this month’s Finance Committee meeting. At that meeting March 11, Mayor Kate Wdowiasz sounded the alarm on spending. “Emergency expenditures can’t happen the way they’ve been ...