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Clymer Airs Concerns Over Electric Home Mandate

CLYMER - Clymer officials are airing concerns with the state’s all-electric mandate for new home construction as enforcement deadlines loom. They weren’t the only ones to do so. And, as of Wednesday, the Jan. 1 enforcement deadline has been delayed by the state. New York will delay its ...

Fundraisers To Benefit Rural Minds Include Sunday Bills Watch Party

MAYVILLE — Local nonprofit Rural Minds, which focuses on mental health in rural and farming areas, is continuing its work advocating for people in these regions, including Chautauqua County. Some of that work is happening through two events scheduled for the beginning of next week. The ...

‘Amazing Community’

With the Help of Journey’s End Refugee Service, The New Neighbors Coalition continues its mission to help revitalize Jamestown. New Neighbors and Journey’s End announced Wednesday, at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, a next step in their collaboration in the city. Both organizations have ...

Cat Shelter Building Event Is Saturday

LAKEWOOD — Two local animal rescues, Finn’s Furever Feline Rescue and Pip-Skey’s Foundation For Homeless Animals, partner together on an annual basis to help people create shelters for feral cats to protect them from the elements before winter hits, with this year’s event set for ...

Frewsburg Eyes Stability With Interim Superintendent

FREWSBURG - Frewsburg Central School officials are looking for interim superintendent Lynda M. Quick to provide some stability after months of uncertainty. Quick told board members during a recent meeting that she’s hitting the ground running. Quick began her position on Nov. 6 as she was ...

WACS Dealing With ‘Misconduct’ Allegations

WESTFIELD — It appears that a potential concern with a Westfield Academy & Central School staff member is becoming a hot-button issue in the district. At its meeting Monday, the Board of Education was to enter into an executive session to discuss matters relating to employment histories ...