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Maple Grove AP Class Makes Trip To D.C.

BEMUS POINT – What better place to learn about government than a visit to Washington, D.C., to see it in action. That was the case for 14 Maple Grove High School students in the school’s AP Government class during a recent three-day trip to the Capitol. The trip was overseen by AP ...

Protecting The Waters: DEC Releases Algae Bloom Roadmap

The state Department of Environmental Conservation is taking new steps to help guide harmful algal bloom management across the state. With Chautauqua Lake having been no exception to the rise of harmful algaes, many that monitor lake conditions are hopeful that this information could help ...

Trial For Hector Rosas Expected This Year

It’s been nearly three years since a former Dunkirk City Festivals Director was arrested on allegations of public corruption, including stealing thousands of dollars. District Attorney Jason Schmidt said he expects the case will go to trial this year. Starting in 2016, Rosas ran the ...

Ellicott Police Respond To Homeless, Trespass Complaints

FALCONER - Although progress has been made, safety and compliance problems concerning the homeless population are surfacing again. In October 2025, officials aired concerns for student safety due to the Quality Inn’s proximity to the Harvey C. Fenner Elementary School. The concerns, related to the homeless populations housed at the Quality Inn, 1980 E. Main St., grew worse in the fall as Falconer Central School safety officials kept seeing more negative incidents on school grounds. Recently the town of Ellicott Police Department had been called to the hotel, and to school grounds ...