Dunkirk, NY News

• Dunkirk, NY News
• Petri Baking purchased by the owners of Carriage House
• Veterans Court offers second chance
• Billy Jackway's death was Westfield's first of World War II
• Names of honor
• Memorial Day services set
• Plant manager discusses facility
• Motorcycle safety 101
• County fatals up
• High turnout for library lake walk
• Charges against Norman Green dismissed
• Arkwright looking to reconfigure town hall
• Hanover to celebrate Bicentennial
• Child Advocacy Program, others, awarded grants
• Honoring students
• Grant award to allow look into Portland's past
• Holiday travels
• Senecas dispute state's I-86 construction plans
• Edwards discusses potential Home buyers
• Van, bus collide
• Van, bus collide on Route 5, injuring three
• Area care deal nears
• Legislature OKs $1.36M County Home IGT funding
• Silver Creek School Board goes paperless
• Veterans sought for annual Memorial Day parade
• Re-imagined book
• Fredonia copes with water main break
• Coughlin questions overruns and more
• Funds re-allocated to solve Brocton bridge issue
• Silver Creek awards phase II of water project
• County Legislature set to vote on I-86 motion today
• Special athletes
• Silver Creek village official refutes claims in published letter
• Trolley may make way from Fredonia to city pier
• Stockton resident recognized fugitive
• Healthy alternative
• Annual bike blessing delivered
• Rudy Mueller to run for N.Y. Assembly seat held by Goodell
• Community on the move
• 'Most Wanted' fugitive caught living in area by State Police
• Chautauqua County approved for land bank status
• JCC graduates celebrate the culmination of their hard work
• CVCS alum becomes JCC's first environmental science graduate
• Helping NRG
• Boardwalk businesses say they are paying their fair share
• Dealings in Dunkirk
• WACS gets first mock DWI crash in years
• CVCS students taught dangers of DWI
• Whooping cough cases on rise in county
• HSBC branches to become First Niagara Bank
• Legislator prefers county group not bid on county timber sales
• Corrections officer arraigned
• Artistic expression
• Armed robbery charges placed
• Legislative push on for regional high schools
• Corrections officer arraigned
• Committee amends IGT funding plan
• Brocton-Westfield centralization feasibility study going forward
• NRG?'not giving up' on city
• City police make two arrests on late shift
• Social Services discussed during Human Services committee meeting
• Rockin' weekend
• Dunkirk officials discuss purpose of Schumer visit
• Edwards holds consolidation talks
• Women take both seats in Dunkirk
• All district plans pass
• Former official dies in crash
• Borrello seeks 'Mayday for Mandate Relief'
• Company says it is fulfilling obligation
• NRG urged to pay
• Sheridan crash injures at least one
• Fredonia OKs 20-cent water rate increase
• Schumer calls on NRG to uphold payments
• Brocton taking shape as events near
• Edwards calls for more organ, tissue donors
• Gowanda's Neumeister pens novel
• Expectations not grape
• Sen. Young trying to spearhead effort to aid farmers
• Area school tax levies come in under estimated state average
• Silver responding to NRG notices
• The final handshake
• The bees have left the hive: What happened to startup SellingHive?
• Ripley school officials address criticism at public hearing
• Gowanda changes garbage stickers
• Teens charged in city burglary
• Silver Creek man accused of having 74 marijuana plants
• Forestville students hold fire scene demonstration
• Financial agreements reached on SEQR?costs
• Upping the standards
• Buffalo mail facility gets three-year reprieve
• Seeking a seat
• Chadwick Bay group gets to work
• WNY?to compete in second Regional Development Council competition
• Town of Pomfret adopts formal electric code
• Pine Valley Central budget holds the line
• Brocton officials impressed with arch donations
• 'Light up the arch'
• Dunkirk Board of Education approves teacher cuts
• Corrections officer faces assault, other charge in domestic violence incident
• A brighter future
• DiFonzo pleads for voter support
• Cerne: Would-be tragedy turned out OK
• Silver Creek board looks forward to summer season
• Gowanda village board approves budget with tax hike
• Chautauqua County Home will run dry without IGT help
• Caution urged after track team crash
• 'Amazingly,' girls team suffers only bumps, bruises
• Crash involves Dunkirk High track bus
• State proposing changes in graduation requirements
• Silver Creek dedicates bay to fire chief
• 501 Central: Pave paradise to put up a parking lot?
• Sister act
• National History Day competition held at SUNY Fredonia
• Getting out the vote
• 'Important decision' may cost Silver Creek
• Getting ready to roll - and rock
• NFTA stopping Gowanda bus
• Village elections cost $3.70 per ballot cast
• School merger options
• State comptroller, local officials disagree over IDA tax breaks
• Mayor says he is not trying to start a regional police department
• Ripley Town Board approves purchase of ditch trencher
• Prom preparations
• Goodell makes visit to city
• Dunkirk School budget cuts 11 teachers
• Man dies after car lands in lake
• Honoring Hefner
• Man dies after car goes into Chautauqua Lake
• Emergency funding for Chautauqua Lake OK'd
• Smooth sailing ahead for SUNY Fredonia
• Gowanda restores teaching position
• State Police warn of vehicle larcenies
• Timeless message
• Sewer district hires new director despite criticism
• Brocton board conducts annual meeting
• Nature lesson
• Area reps like new NYPA pick Koelmel
• Changes planned for city's bike trail
• Lake Erie Speedway teaches SCCS pupils importance of reading
• Fred Fest cases said no worse than usual
• Fredonia budget passed without membership renewal
• U.S. Rep. Tom Reed kicks off re-election campaign at JCC
• Westfield school board approves new superintendent
• Cassadaga Job Corps students contribute to project
• Comptroller's office: North Collins record keeping improper
• Budget approved by Chautauqua Lake school board
• City fire, police discuss needs
• Community effort
• County 'finds' $10 million in budget
• County passes action plan to boost welfare to work program
• Fredonia to quit Chadwick Bay Regional Development Corp. membership
• Getting an
• SUNY?Fredonia students helping to restore Centennial Park
• Tattoo health code changes approved
• County OKs tax agreement with its two cities
• CVCS High School looks at celebrating 75 years
• West Virginia State officials visit county for training
• D.C. bound
• Brocton tax hike first in five years
• Small city lawsuit proceeds
• Gowanda hears complaint over music reduction
• Jazz invitational hailed as success
• Comprehensive plan will fall on town
• Assembly bill would help NRG in Dunkirk
• Part-time sheriff's deputies get pay hike
• Brocton and Westfield boards of education meet
• Non-working hydrants an issue in Forestville
• SCCS stuck between tax cap, hard place
• Assembly bill backs Dunkirk's NRG plant
• Incident in Fredonia
• Jackson Center holds hydrofracking forum
• DiFonzo explains tax cap, repairs
• Schumer calling for post office reforms
• Primary sweep
• Fredonia budget trimmed, electronic signage law passed
• Hanover residents upset over repeal of cell tower law
• Dunkirk Police release names in pedestrian accident
• City man sentenced for 2011 murder
• Winter returns
• Main Street fire damages garage, two city homes
• Journalism seminar
• Youth struck by vehicle Sunday on Dunkirk street
• Gowanda hears residents, does not vote on budget
• County's Law Dept. announces changes
• No easy answers for Cassadaga library repairs
• Goodell says bridge replacement on target
• Grapes take hit
• Program to be streamlined by state
• Welfare to work
• SUNY Fredonia to honor Dennis, Jan Hefner
• Spring cleanup under way in Dunkirk
• CAC members quit
• Making robots
• AREA GRAPE CROP SEVERELY DAMAGED
• School budget, Zumba on Sheridan agenda
• SUNY Fredonia holds panel for Earth Day
• Brocton School prepares for budget and vote
• Matching grant in question
• Beating the odds
• Westfield village board passes budget, tax increase
• Remains likely those of former Fredonia pastor
• CVCS?budget up for voter consideration
• Committee fails to pass part-time county sheriff's deputy's contract
• Residents rally
• 'It just makes sense'
• Dunkirk ed board given report on School 4 break-in
• Unanimous decision
• School tax increase proposal going to Fredonia voters
• Silver Creek to cut 9 teachers, stay under cap
• Silver Creek board discusses village trash options
• Arthritis Walk benefit Sunday
• Opinionated seniors
• Congressional hopeful endorsed
• Insurance concerns put 'Dumpster Dive' in doubt
• Rep. Reed introduces himself to area GOP
• Town board creates new department, supervisor
• Update provided on 'Main Thing' project in Dunkirk
• 'Life is Art' festival to kick off on Saturday
• Big business
• What went wrong? Looking back at Silver Creek's DPW controversy
• No answers come after County Home lawsuit
• Fredonia trustee, building inspector have run-in
• Dunkirk woman's father helped rescue victims
• Reflecting on tragedy
• Pine Valley Board of Education approves budget
• Stolen urn sought
• Schumer visits area to push ban on fake wine
• Aspiring actors
• Forestville OKs pay hikes
• City man's other dog gets attacked
• Dunkirk man charged with break-ins
• A fairy tale ending
• Legislators regroup for government effectiveness commission
• Higgins proposes $1.2 trillion roads and bridges spending plan
• Dunkirk town fills vacant justice, deputy town clerk
• Water contract concerns aired in Pomfret
• An accidental death
• Dunkirk project updates provided
• Audit of Leon Court critical of justice's organization
• Bottle return facility denied use variance in Fredonia
• Rollover accident near intersection
• Gusher created when tractor-trailer damages city fire hydrant
• Two comment on Fredonia budget at public hearing
• Hanover town board discusses spring projects
• City pier concerts stir CAC concern
• Under investigation
• County health ranking: 13 of 62
• No injuries reported in Silver Creek fire
• Westfield ed board member resigning
• Gowanda to hold grand opening of high school science wing
• Reading with purpose at Dunkirk's School 3
• Rooted in tradition
• County's parks and trails down to single employee
• Taking care of area parks
• Medicor celebrating 11 years of expansion in region
• Improving 'the main thing' in Dunkirk
• Swieconka
• Two killed by train
• Pine Valley salutes one-mile swimmers
• Budget for Ripley Central School not too different
• State budget preserves agricultural programs
• The Way of the Cross
• Two dead, one injured in Westfield
• State helps county roads
• Goodell criticizes welfare funding
• Water project drops output
• CASA holds annual Child Abuse Awareness Event
• Man in Fredonia playground scare identified
• Tax rate increase proposed in Brocton
• City teen charged in stabbing incident
• Man, 26, on bike facing drug and conduct charges
• Grape expectations come to fruition
• Space link
• Some school aid restored in N.Y. state budget
• EPIC win for senior citizens
• City water project gets approved by Council
• Meteorologist brings machine to Gowanda
• Local League of Women Voters hears about services for seniors
• Brush burning ban in effect
• Going blue for autism awareness
• Necessary expenditures only Fredonia budget targets left
• Route 20 crash injures three
• Forestville budget meeting aborted
• Kiyak calls for attitude change
• All parties agree on direction of bridge
• New computer start-up company comes to incubator
• Sheridan ups fees after signing pact
• Nature bats last
• Fontanini figurines in Gowanda tell story of Jesus
• County warden discusses challenges in jails today
• Locked up
• Legislature expresses support for NRG
• Dunkirk's issues are county's issues
• House trailer destroyed by fire
• SUNY Fredonia students hold homeless awareness event
• Gowanda appoints trustee as mayor
• Fredonia Mayor's budget calls for increases in property, water and sewer rates
• Hundreds attend Dr. Virginia Schaefer Horvath announcement
• Coughlin gets delay on labor deal
• Contract change saves more than $100K
• Sinclairville election knot is untangled
• Consolidation?
• Lawmakers table plan to raise sales tax rate
• SUNY board OKs Horvath as SUNY Fredonia president
• Young files new NRG, NYPA Senate bill
• HORVATH ANNOUNCED AS NEW PRESIDENT
• NRG/NYPA deal not part of final package
• Budget deal reached
• Musicians take on cancer with event at Dunkirk Moose
• Young introduces new NRG, NYPA bill
• Edwards pleased with Medicaid relief provisions
• Schumer wants FEMA to OK Gowanda flood reimbursements
• Police confirm city stabbing; investigation continuing
• Authorities and victim's family pleased with maximum sentence
• Hanover Board takes action at end of Alleghany Road
• NRG officials address issues at info meeting
• Peace pole placement pleas made
• Brocton man sentenced in Fredonia kidnapping
• Goin' old school
• Possible stabbing in city
• American Legion Post family defines community spirit
• Westfield school district talks budget cuts
• Schumer introduces bill to ease costs of dairy cow purchases
• Many support new district, some have concerns
• Parment happy county is back in Southern Tier
• Congressional representation
• Time capsule opening highlights Girl Scout ceremony
• NYPA already buys power from coal-fired electric plants
• Moving on up
• Portland to change policy after getting bill for remote starter
• District Attorney addresses students
• Gillibrand announces support for jobs-focused legislation
• Positive reception
• Committee leaders 'receptive' to supporting NRG
• Local band to release CD
• Town panel works on plan
• Tending hands needed for pantry garden
• Man's write-in creates a knot
• New leader nears
• Edwards: Continue NRG calls to Albany
• Presidential candidate campaigns on campus
• Change of plans
• Brocton Board of Education prepares for budget and member vote
• Horvath tapped as new Fredonia State president
• Forestville man charged under Leandra's Law
• Four injured in automobile crash in Sheridan
• Two trapped in fire and hospitalized for smoke inhalation
• Council declines lead agency status for grant
• Piccolo and Peters new members of village board
• Message cut short
• Edwards pitching sales tax hike now
• Silver Creek resident threatens charges when his questions on audit of village highway building go unanswered
• Arkwright board appoints disaster coordinator
• Court-approved redistricting moves Higgins north
• Higgins presents medals to family of WWII vet from Westfield
• Water project measures passed by Cassadaga board
• Pedal mettle
• SCCS audit clean
• Community Spirit is kicked up a notch in Portland
• Edwards, legislators seek sales tax hike
• Village elections set for Tuesday
• The future of medicine
• Body found identified as missing Jamestown man
• A large footprint of support
• Body found near where Jamestown man went missing
• The concern next door
• Special meeting called to discuss Peerless Street bridge
• County legislators seek to streamline local government
• Celebrating Pi
• Dunkirk town officials discuss housing project
• Silver Creek lands $3.5M water loan
• Tier VI pension plan changes to affect educators
• State able to reach agreement on pension, more
• Push is on to get Power Authority to conduct an analysis of NRG
• Town of Pomfret senior facility approved
• Board given superintendent search update
• County officials seek public's help in lobbying state
• Cloudy future for NRG
• NRG files 'mothball' notice to conduct analysis of Dunkirk plant
• Young and Goodell offer insight on budget battle
• Part-time sheriff's deputies to get retro pay in new pact agreement
• Forestville man killed in Hanover car crash
• Board readies for budget plus board and member vote
• $1.2M still to be cut
• Edwards responds to queries on 'Home'
• Hanover discusses Route 5/20 bridge
• Fredonia mayor, trustees air concerns and doubts
• Chadwick Bay group among 13 censured
• Project ties arch history to future
• Forestville sale to help family fight cancer bills
• Westfield school board vice president resigns
• North of the border students come to Chautauqua County
• Cultural display
• Fire destroys barn at winery
• Teacher evaluation process to be posted online
• Double-wide trailer destroyed in fire
• WACS weighs options for future, including merging with neighboring districts
• Good-bye glue factory
• Delayed
• Area rock band to have CD release party in Fredonia
• Minimum wage, pension reform focus of breakfast
• Local production expected to be strong
• Sweet times
• Gillibrand announces plan for senior funding
• Name released
• Partnership of progress
• Board learns tax levy the same
• Forestville considering iPads
• Young pushing Medicaid changes
• Park police vehicle overturns into Canadaway Creek
• Grape Belt Seniors find new lodgings
• $5K fund in honor of McCoy created
• Spring break
• 8:30 a.m.: Fredonia man dies in Pomfret accident
• Fredonia begins budget process
• New proposal: plan puts Brian Higgins out of county
• Removing shopping carts cause for arrest
• Town of Dunkirk mulls comprehensive plan
• Brocton 101 presented by school district superintendent
• Board back to square one on police vehicle
• County clothing and footwear tax deal returns April 1
• Carter's sentence: 20 years in prison
• Former area corrections officer sentenced
• Mayor breaks the tie at special board meeting
• Buffalo man sentenced in Dunkirk murder
• Just right amount of slush for rush
• Troops thank Blue Star Mothers, community
• Ripley EMT school employees can respond to calls without loss of pay
• Edwards touts '11 successes
• Reading is magic
• Post office closure would delay local mail
• Silver Creek Trustees weigh in on audit
• County eyes $14M deficit in 2013
• Forestville keeping money given for senior programs
• Supporting seniors
• Man, 44 accused of having sex with girl, 12
• Change of Command
• Read across America
• Family Service receives laptop from NCCF
• Panel to draw legislative districts taking shape
• Community weighs in on Silver Creek superintendent search
• Westfield house debris topic of public comment again
• Lions Club welcomes American Battle Monuments Commission member
• Valuable lessons
• Edwards announces new finance director
• Privatizing Boardwalk discussed at meeting
• Car hits pole
• Pickle house takedown under way in Dunkirk
• Coughlin's questions draw Task Force fire
• Works of art
• One-room schoolhouse in running for grants
• Railroad fatality
• Forestville board argues with resident
• Advances in DNA?testing led to identification of remains
• Accident in Fredonia may lead to change
• Fatal in Portland (updated 11:40 a.m.)
• Hanover increases exemptions for seniors and disabled
• Fredonia ready for spring construction on five streets
• Boardwalk Market new city concern
• Arch support
• Man sentenced in 2010 Sheridan death
• Dunkirk's Carlson attacked during game at Buffalo East
• Land bank pro speaks at county meeting
• Concert Series seeking food vendor interest
• Brocton school district helps fire victims
• Route 60 accident injures three
• Pajama Story Time
• School leaders question state, cap
• Fixing Maytum Hall
• A busy year
• First responders test their skill during annual Big Dip
• Higgins addresses global issues
• No regional high school for 2012-13
• DiNapoli critical of Silver Creek
• Posthumous award
• Waterfront, hydrofracking, and politics questioned by students
• Peerless Street bridge proposals given to Highway Superintendent for review
• Fredonia gets OK to sell water to Pomfret
• County Home workers assemble before State of the County address
• Gowanda inmate accused of attempting to hire hitman
• Father fired fatal shot
• Development impact on depressed housing market questioned
• League of Women Voters hosts speaker from England
• SUNY Council receives both good news and bad news
• Beyond bleak
• Father blamed in shooting death of Sheridan fire chief
• Roberts' shooting update expected
• 'Workforce housing' development up for discussion tonight
• Debate over purchase of Silver Creek police car drives on
• Edwards to give State of County address tonight
• Common Council makes split decision on rescue vehicle
• Community Partners picks three groups for program
• Bridal show returns
• Revolver allegedly was used in threat
• Students celebrate Chinese New Year
• Response time to shorten with new protocol
• Fredonia cable board looking to upgrade space
• Sen. Schumer urges feds to help Westfield repair water lines
• Who will be the new face of SUNY?Fredonia?
• Room for improvement
• New York state sewer systems treading water
• Waiting game continues in purchase of old school
• Candidates for county's village elections announced
• Polar Bear Swim highlights Winter Festival
• Public meetings blown open
• Dolce off to a good start
• Dancing success
• ... and justice for all
• Cuts to reduce Medicare funding removed from legislation
• Dunkirk HSBC to become First Niagara in May
• Fredonia officials continue debate of National Honor Society proposal
• Seeking movie actors
• Back on the air
• Corsi pleads guilty in Dunkirk shooting
• Weighing the options
• MSG, Time Warner resolve dispute
• Legal fee payment not approved by Dunkirk school board
• Jamestown man shoots self following police encounter
• Brocton seeks cost-saving advice from BOCES
• Corsi pleads guilty to first-degree manslaughter
• Undersheriff has answers to questions in Westfield
• Chautauqua County unemployment rate jumps to 7.9 percent
• Traffic pattern
• County Exec's words stir CSEA ire
• Dignity for all students
• Fredonia presents first draft of budget
• City school board split on legal fee payment
• Schools with teacher evaluation plans see change
• Town of Dunkirk receives housing development application
• Fashion advice
• Sen. Schumer backs anti-violence bill
• Keefe sees 'potential' in Chadwick Bay
• Crumbs of kindness
• Randy Cooper family benefit Saturday at St. Hedwig's
• Hanover wants to slow it down
• Joy continuing to flourish on 'Biggest Loser'
• Local judge's decision sets precedent
• WACS continues Regional High School debate
• Hot summer fun
• Szczerbacki selected as new college president
• Unfrozen lake effect
• Some businesses hurt by lack of snow
• Power line project crucial to NRG
• No procedure in harassment guidelines to remove a legislator
• Seven requirements listed for potential County Home buyers
• Protecting pets
• Two charged in city raid
• Edwards to explore possibility of municipal consolidation
• Dunkirk Housing Authority lands $238,000 grant
• Silver Creek OKs Explorer purchase for police
• Dunkirk eyes 2010 levy as target
• District lines by outside group
• Silver Creek school shares budget blues with community
• Westfield board lobbied to 'save the music'
• Village leaders waiting for answers on closing dam
• Daly files his own charges vs. Duff
• Sexter was bus driver at SCCS
• Westfield passes law to override tax levy limit
• Pomfret updates senior center, OKs tax exemption
• Tasty partnership
• Duff-Daly incident witnesses weigh in
• Sen. Schumer urges USACE to work with county officials
• South county program strides north
• Victory for safety
• Explaining the benefits
• OTB seeking new site in city
• SUNY Fred drive tops $15M goal by $1.7M
• Finleys charged with sale of crack
• Demolition begins at Tri-County Memorial Hospital
• Duff files charges
• Plastic pollution survey planned
• Cultural awareness
• AAA Travel Center closing
• Fundraiser for leukemia research set
• New York state increases cigarette tax projection
• Hoyt defends Dunkirk town housing project
• Dispute over Westfield police agreement continues
• 5 E. Main St. construction progressing
• Local organization donates to Roswell Park, Carly's Club
• Teamsters reach agreement with Fieldbrook Foods
• Legion officials make visit to Chautauqua County
• Helping out
• County, CSEA head to mediation
• Teen dance to replace ice castle at Mayville festival
• FAA bill preserves local subsidy for Jamestown airport
• Bishop Kmiec visits NCCS as part of Catholic Schools Week
• Dunkirk woman sentenced for stealing from 136 housing clients
• State official Hoyt visits county
• No shadow for Dunkirk Dave
• Dunkirk police investigating gunshot report
• Federal bill only brings more questions about county airport
• Negotiations with CSEA moving to mediation
• School and municipal boards subject to new open meeting laws
• Another decision for Frey
• Conveniently close
• City youth, 18, convicted in home invasion
• Fewer residents using HEAP
• A cast of character
• Two men charged in Dunkirk burglary
• Relay kicks off in Fredonia
• Pine Valley voters will have propositions on budget
• Tampio voted in as new Chadwick Bay executive director
• Andy Goodell happy to represent all of Chautauqua County
• Minimum wage hike in N.Y. bad for jobs?
• Oil spill on Thruway contained near Westfield
• Passing through
• Westfield given grant for boosting waterfront
• Local ice wine: special product of WNY?winters
• Family Treatment Drug Court graduates honored
• Annual fund drive
• Family of attorney speaks out
• By the numbers
• Lash discusses hydro-fracking
• Deadline shortened to reclaim foreclosures
• Occupy Fredonia continues to meet, plan
• Edwards says state budget savings are far off
• Higgins makes visit to Silver Creek
• Raccoon makes visit to The Resource Center
• Castle or not, the festival will go on
• GO PINK: Hockey fundraiser battles cancer
• Helping hands
• Brocton and Westfield discuss police service
• Caps off to grads
• Silver Creek school board considers another search firm
• Young, Goodell address proposed redistricting
• Millionaire?
• Schumer issues call for voting down bill
• Ned Barone appointed new public defender
• Dunkirk Cable TV Board catches up
• County Home gas well issues said complicated
• Fredonia school board discusses teacher evaluations
• Former fire department official pleads guilty in theft of more than $30K
• Higgins focuses on infrastructure, Gillibrand on Congress' corruption
• U.S. dream in peril
• Dunkirk School District owes $30K following tax challenge
• Questions answered
• CSEA president cites importance of County Home
• County Home study mulled
• Committee reviews figures from last year
• Sen. Schumer pushes local craft beer
• N.Y taking hands off approach for SUNY
• Westfield school board discusses possible cuts
• FHS grad's family in need after accident
• All's not well
• Cockaigne workers reminisce one year after lodge fire
• Gauging interest
• Man killed in Route 5 crash
• Housing project needs many steps
• Scam victim reaches out
• Sheridan warns residents of break-ins
• Westfield, Gowanda HSBC to become Community Bank
• Sheriff's Department to continue to protect town of Westfield
• Saluting service
• Panel from public sought
• Silver Creek board begins search for superintendent
• State Ed department to visit ASSET schools
• Warm welcome
• Help needed for tenants
• Coughlin grills Rankin on qualifications
• CLOSE CALL
• Thursday cancellations announced
• Presidential search final five invited to SUNY Fredonia
• Dunkirk OTB site closing
• FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE FREDONIA BLAZE
• School aid up in new budget
• Cuomo pushes 'reform'
• Council given charter review recommendations
• Silver Creek Village Board overrides 2 percent tax cap
• Attempted kidnapper of Fredonia teen guilty
• Medicaid is top mandate relief priority in New York
• The right time
• CAC hears mapping proposal
• Brocton village officials debate zoning requests
• Pomfret reinstates worker holiday
• Seneca Nation allocates $1M to fight war on drugs
• There is hope
• Spread too thin
• Race to the Top funding in jeopardy for schools
• Committees to review County Home proposed study, gas well
• Spoke Folk (again) needs new home
• Goodell backs regional high school plan
• Pros, cons weighed on regional high school
• Developing Dunkirk
• No answers yet
• Winter weather crash
• BRRRRR!
• New push to expand DNA samples from N.Y. offenders
• Gerace supports change in expanded database
• O'Rourke readies board for tax cap before departure
• United Steelworkers District 4 Director William J. Pienta announces retirement
• Fuzzy friends
• Cold spell of the new year particularly welcomed
• Architect/designer named 2011 SUNY Fredonia 'Contractor of the Year'
• JCC signs agreement with Dowling College
• Great Lakes Seaway Trail announces new incentive program for Chautauqua County businesses
• Dental Practices declare smoke-free outdoor areas
• JCC School of Nursing raises awareness
• Local home improvement retailer receives award
• National Fuel offers tips regarding carbon monoxide
• November milk production decreased from one year ago
• WCA announces agreement with UPMC Hamot
• CCB beginning 110th year
• Chautauqua Lake Advisors of UBS Financial Supports Campaign for WCA's New Emergency Department
• Applebee's Fundraiser for food drive effort a tremendous success
• Business goes full-time and looking to help community professional services
• JCC inks pacts with SUNY Fredonia, Alfred State
• AAA names Fredonia State grad as new public affairs specialist
• Franklin offering two new degrees through JCC
• Fredonia State welcomes Yo-Yo Ma for two days
• Senior Center merger a no go?
• Autopsy performed on hunting victim, 33
• Seasonal scene
• Silver Creek board discusses holidays
• City home invasion confirmed
• Seawall bond on agenda
• State Senator: Chautauqua County lost out on money, jobs due to error
• Authorities seeking information on hunter's death
• Halfway there
• Schumer pushes middle class tax break extension
• Christmas cheer
• County looking to public for help with parks
• Ring that bell: volunteers help Salvation Army
• It's a miracle
• 'Positive' progress
• Death of hunter under investigation in Stockton
• Edwards calls NYSAC meeting 'sobering'
• Seneca Nation President attends White House meeting
• Schulz leaving county
• Habitat for Humanity transforms Silver Creek home
• Up on the rooftop
• Setting the record straight
• Council budget changes over - for now
• Senators tour Chautauqua Lake Central School
• Annual Christmas festival to be held this weekend
• State police cracking down on driving while texting
• More changes to come in city
• Safety concerns
• Robert H. Jackson favored name for Buffalo courthouse
• Subdivision plans approved in Pomfret
• Dashing through the snow
• City changes begin
• Forestville residents anxious over water
• Grand jury indicts election commissioner Norman P. Green
• Special delivery
• Driver didn't learn his lesson the first time
• NFL shoots $10,000 fine at Bills' receiver
• Funeral director dies after accident
• Peace pole plan offered
• Grand jury indicts election commissioner
• Layoffs hit Cott
• Sunset Bay storm water concerns to be addressed
• Bullying matters
• Officials ready to work with Senecas
• Perrysburg agrees to Thatcher Brook study
• Collins' budget issue leads to late submittal
• 'Dramatic reduction' for snowmobile patrols
• Show me the money
• Driver who hit house in stable condition
• Foreign Exchange: learning, embracing different cultures
• Officials see good, bad sides of social media
• E2CC BOCES to conduct Westfield superintendent search
• Small scuffles nationwide
• Black Friday starts early
• Vacant house hit
• Fredonia agrees to fire contractFredonia agrees to fire contract
• Upon further review
• Westfield debates about what to do with empty buildings
• Election results please Wilcox
• Christmas in Dunkirk
• Police use hunting incidents to stress caution
• Sinclairville child undergoes successful liver transplant
• Police urge caution over holiday weekend
• Salvation Army seeking bell ringers for Red Kettle campaign
• Hunter charged in Randolph school bus shooting
• Collins elects new supervisor
• Increase to terms of office approved
• Bishop Kmiec to meet with Pope Benedict this week
• Pine Valley approves building project
• Ready to party
• Bishop Kmiec to meet with Pope Benedict this week
• Federal, state funds unlikely for tornado damage
• Randolph School bus hit by gunshot
• Dems win another seat on legislature
• Fredonia hears wastewater treatment plant proposal
• Board of Election Commissioners concerned about budget
• Brocton, Portland fire departments having 'active' merger talks
• Catt. County saves some services in budget
• Forestville Pantry seeking pajama donations for Christmas
• Extra credit
• Rural Ministry asks for help and donations
• Grading the county's nursing homes
• Setting limits
• Poverty in schools
• Klancer to be both county legislator, Gowanda mayor
• Graf Building lease approved
• Dead body found in Jamestown
• Stopping cyber bullies
• Test tower coming to town of Chautauqua
• Brocton won't share school superintendent
• Who will lead WACS?
• Arkwright approves fire contract with Cassadaga
• Fredonia Village Board seeks input on peace pole location
• Legislature discusses issues, but delays vote
• House fire 'total loss' in Pomfret
• Collins Supervisor critical of approved budget
• CAC seeks to set goals for 2012
• Break of dawn
• Gonzalez officially appointed to Dunkirk city council
• Motion calls for rifle hunting restrictions
• Lease of Graf building proposed
• Lots of tree damage in Fredonia, Van Buren
• The cleanup
• Two tornadoes confirmed in county; a link to photos
• Tobacco-free zones
• City councilman-elect Gonzalez to get started
• Dolce: tax rate to stay same
• Tornado in Fredonia?
• County Home marketing firm pick in hands of lawmakers
• Case made against fracking
• City native publishes third book
• Forestville school board discusses bullying
• Crate expectations
• Seneca Nation President says Council has removed him as CEO
• County seeks public's help with parks
• The 99 percent
• Dr. Allen Benton talks about time in WWII
• The thrill of the hunt
• Fredonia eyes 2012 for school EXCEL project
• Gowanda residents voice concerns about special election
• Silver Creek event honors vets
• Area Scouts learn from veterans
• Post 62 holds ceremony
• NCCF?grants awarded to 11 agencies
• Vets celebrated
• Dunkirk names Colman Teacher Award winner
• Higgins provides food for thought
• Fire damages two buildings
• Silver Creek Central School District takes on bullying
• Legislature swing vote Duff speaks
• Absentee ballots will make the difference
• Pomfret Senior Center remains on front burner
• Numbers tell a story
• Fredonia asked to dump fund balance
• Peace activist speaks at SUNY Fredonia
• The Resource Center conducts open house
• Forestville Elementary School students go bald for a cause
• Fiery crash slows Route 60 morning traffic
• Three council seats contested
• Room for all
• Reward for vandals in village reaches $1,100
• Eerily early
• Dunkirk's at-large council candidates square off
• Prince fires back
• New prospects for old school
• A Haunting on Point Gratiot
• Zumba groups join together to party for a cure
• Chautauqua County's Energy Expo under way
• Future decisions
• Trunk or treat
• Pomfret justice candidates debate court operations
• Mayoral candidates debate city water system
• Ugly allegations
• Diversity protest
• Happy Halloween!
• Third fire in week at warehouse
• Tax cap met in county budget deal
• School Board Appreciation Week will be celebrated
• Snow may be coming tonight
• Red Ribbon Week
• Lines are drawn by mayoral candidates
• County budget vote is tonight
• FCS staff share concern over tech requirement
• $610,000 Medicaid payment averted
• Meet the Candidates Night held at City Hall
• Counties throughout state facing tough budgets
• County Home questions answered
• Lockdown at Frewsburg Central School
• No watering down of quality for Brocton
• Army Field Band and Soldiers' Chorus concert tonight at SUNY Fredonia
• Occupy Fredonia
• County down 21 police agencies
• Afterschool programs promoted
• Veteran receives diploma through Operation Recognition
• Proposal would send all non-violent juveniles to Family Court
• Running for a reason
• Signatures sought in J.N. Adam effort
• New brand of drugs bring local concerns
• More changes to budget possible
• Dolce letter backs union
• Spelling it out
• Standoff is short in arrest
• CAC still working on City Charter
• Firefighter honored
• Union attempt seen at Cott
• Five jailed in city spree
• Seneca Nation celebrates Disability Employee Awareness Day
• Celebrating two decades of 'Making a Difference' in Forestville
• Wanted person surrenders in city
• Back in business
• Brocton board hears regional high school update
• County budget work continues
• Cattaraugus County threatens layoffs
• Beyond bare bones
• Special election set for vacant Gowanda school board seat
• Phillips accused of having 'escape' items in cell
• Pomfret debates pay freeze for staff
• Pledging unity
• Chautauqua County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Chautauqua County
• County working to privatize airports
• Sing a Cure for Breast Cancer event held
• Residents talk about dog attacks in Dunkirk
• Getting work done is next job
• Vandals, beware
• Crash closes Central Ave.
• A 'yes' vote should be set
• Legislature salary cut passes committee
• Little League seeks support from Silver Creek board
• Concerns continue
• CITY ACCIDENT CLOSES CENTRAL AVENUE
• 'Friends' West Fest to benefit RO Foundation this Saturday
• Marcellus Shale may produce local jobs
• SUNY Fredonia grad forms business in Colombia
• More than 60 Ripley Central students running
• Two democrats in favor of funding county home
• Out of the Darkness
• How sweet it is
• Timeline of recent vandalism in Fredonia
• Stop the vandals
• Study: violent crimes down
• Collins residents still concerned over mining permit issued
• Hart called out for $92 gas mileage voucher
• Starflight celebrates busy anniversary - out on calls
• Public hearing on wind testing set in Chautauqua
• Dunkirk Schools to bond $7.6M for building improvement project
• Benefit for the family of Miguel Marquez
• No tax hike for city
• Changes coming to city operations
• CVCS aids Binghamton school hurt by floods
• Police cracking down on texting drivers
• Legislators make significant changes to budget
• Local company, not lowest bid, awarded project
• Drug Treatment Court completes ninth year
• Sabres open in Finland with 4-1 win over Ducks
• County Home questions answered
• County could be fined by state if Medicaid payment is withheld
• Hot sauce with that
• Tax cap, development highlight Chamber Awards
• Green energy
• County Home officials face questions
• Going up
• Florida murder connection
• Perrysburg man killed in car crash
• County budget review continues
• Angel Food program ends
• Second day of budget work results in one proposed change
• Budget dilemmas
• Out, or still in?
• Third time is no charm
• It's Petri's now
• Sheriff wants no budget cuts
• County budget review begins
• Dedication
• Barcelona water problems concern residents, officials
• Embracing fall
• 17 seats uncontested for fall elections
• Cattaraugus County facing $5.6M spending gap
• Walkers brave the rain to end hunger
• Chamber urges lawmakers to stay under tax cap
• Democrats propose lowering legislature salaries
• CSEA comments on County Home
• Sunset Bay season wraps up
• Powering the Big Apple
• Area officials ask Cuomo for mandate relief
• Pangolin Street developer pulls out
• Counties hope office eye exams remain a requirement
• A regional high school?
• Drop in enrollment at Ripley creates discussion
• Benefit to celebrate life on Saturday
• Burke Homes pulls out of Pangolin Street Development
• Moving on up
• Young sponsors Medicaid bill to aid counties
• Jailbirds call for bail to support MDA
• Unmarked graves receive new life in Collins
• SUNY Fredonia begins search for new leader
• To learn and to serve
• Assistant principal search upsets teachers union
• Edwards interested in not sending Medicaid payment to N.Y. State
• Albany gets blamed for tax increase
• Proposed Great Lakes offshore wind project ends
• Planning and Administration Services costs in 2011 budget
• Crossing concern
• Sheriff Gerace responds to cuts
• Three injured in Westfield auto accident
• Budget unveiled
• Brian Higgins pursues action on Van Buren Railroad Crossing
• Counties mull not sending payment
• Turbines in the willows on Ball Hill to reach 56
• Public utilities
• Leverett Street residents still seeking speed relief
• Secondary steals show for Bills
• DLDC has its annual audit
• Permanent location found for Forestville clinic
• Flight plans
• County 2011 Public Safety services cost $28,692,885
• Fredonia-Brocton join BOCES-led task force on regional high schools
• DLDC development continuing behind the scenes
• Douglas R. Booth
• Chamber urges legislature to not override tax cap
• Budget crunch time
• Drug Court pioneer speaks at county graduation
• OBSERVER sponsoring free Army Band concert
• Military recruiters return to JCC
• County creates Lake Erie management commission
• Games bringing in the dough
• Park crasher's charges are no picnic
• His opinion
• A ghostly tour
• County updating computer policy
• County request official
• County airports '11 loss $925K
• Homecoming
• Another obstacle to repair of library
• Arkwright home destroyed by fire
• Campaign kickoff
• Home in Arkwright destroyed by fire
• Greenways Project
• OBSERVER Lifestyles Editor wins AP Award
• Gillibrand details Farm Bill priorities
• Seneca injunction against cigarette taxes upheld
• Attorneys advise city to revote
• Fredonia to continue its negotiations
• Fredonia for St. Jude becomes more visible on campus
• Airport task force completes work
• Silver Creek board rebidding for lights
• 'Toddlers in Tiaras'
• Second-half Buffalo stampede was no fluke
• Legislature will look at other area government
• Marina changing hands
• Cerrie to pursue Blue Ribbon Committee on apartments in Fredonia
• Grape day for a parade
• Forestville board accused of holding illegal meeting
• Gowanda celebrates the fall harvest with festival
• Shirley L. Marker
• Then & now
• No injuries in small plane crash
• No injuries in small plane crash
• Catt. County expecting $5 million budget shortfall
• Tea Party leader addresses County Legislature
• Helping hands
• 'It's not closing'
• Marilyn S. Brown
• County Home residents meet with officials
• Croscut proposes tax cap override
• Perrysburg seeks to get former J.N. Adam back on tax roll
• Brocton school building project moving ahead
• Grape festival under way
• Primary may yield a new candidate for District 4
• Senior Center talk segues into consolidation
• Dunkirk candidates speak at CAC meeting
• Fredonia's own 'hero'
• Competition
• Local man runs into 'Buried Treasure'
• Passing on a tradition
• Tight race for GOP line for Pomfret Justice post
• Board makes 'yes' and 'no' club choices
• Heritage Harvest Festival coming to Gowanda
• County greenway meetings scheduled
• Royal treatment
• Fredonia woman bringing her love of snakes to TV
• City numbers better
• Seniors ask village to get involved in center decision
• Primary voting set for Tuesday
• Remembrance service brings community message of hope
• Cassadaga the scene of quiet 9-11 remembrance
• Silver Creek event honors lost emergency responders
• Unforgettable day
• Looking back on Sept. 11, 2001
• Westfield dedicates field in memory of fallen soldier
• Dunkirk flight attendant worked on first plane that hit
• Collins sets public hearing
• Turning the dirt
• New agriculture districts possible
• Sept. 11 ceremonies announced
• County Ag Day attracts 800 farmers, 40 vendors
• Fredonia State breaks ground on $60M Science Center
• Boil water order lifted in Forestville
• Dunkirk school board preparing for next referendum
• Unfortunate accident may lead to better communication
• Annual 9-11 Remembrance Run to be held Saturday
• Westfield to dedicate soccer field in memory of Sgt. White
• Two Ripley men uninjured after car-train crash
• Troopers to handle more 911 calls
• Urgent need
• Not all bridges are under county jurisdiction
• Senior Center move possible
• Dunkirk celebrates first day in new school buildings
• Forestville Central students ring in new school year
• Peerless Street Bridge closed
• N.Y. called on to 'honor its legal agreements'
• Seawall project has its backers
• Boil water order issued for Barcelona Water District
• E. Main car wash back on the table
• Poll: 'Yes' to Fredonia-Pomfret consolidation
• Another successful event hosted by the Lions
• National Honor Society discussion held at Fredonia
• Local resident spends summer in China
• Derby day in Cassadaga
• Hospital report card is released
• Low amounts of cinder may increase salt cost for town
• Silver Creek native's work featured in magazine
• Rebirth
• The evolving family
• County Home closure unlikely
• Cattaraugus Creek stabilized for bridge
• Regional high school bill push continues
• Dunkirk alum honored on new field
• Census shows county's population aging quickly
• Officials promote welfare-to-work program to clean Chautauqua Lake
• Dayton proposes eliminating one justice
• After 45 years telethon moving ahead without Jerry Lewis
• Fighting muscular dystrophy
• Unanimous
• Jamestown man indicted on rape charges
• Woman of Distinction
• Slaton termination hearing concludes
• Forestville ready to welcome back students
• Chautauqua Lake Management Commission discusses progress
• 12 municipalities sign pact to protect watershed
• Forestville board works on water
• Dunkirk firefighters OK contract
• Loving donation
• Changes proposed for airport security
• Airport task force completes work
• Trooper Gary Kubasiak honored with highway 29 years after his death
• Frey speaks his piece on bonding vote
• Extraordinary day
• Suhr places fourth at World Athletics Championship
• Firemen gather in Stockton for annual Muster
• Legislature staff not taking on new duties
• Legislator takes aim at Public Safety Committee
• Lending a hand
• Next Boardwalk phase under way
• Volunteers from region assist in Irene relief efforts
• Forestville Food Pantry announces directors
• Donors sought for fireworks display
• Legislator Bob Duff questions rifle bill
• Impact Club seeks lunch period time
• Fun day finale
• Keefe seeks volunteers for several community-based committees
• Stolen signs becoming a problem
• Dunkirk water system ills long known
• County Home could be sold
• Unhappy anniversary
• Final rape charge dropped against Dunkirk man
• Legislature OKs 7.5% sales tax
• Fun at the Farm Fest
• Christmas in August
• Crawford files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• TRC lands $12M contract with U.S. Army
• City, firefighters deal nears
• Young at heart
• Five rescued from Catt. Creek
• Dunkirk schools prepare for Day 1
• Bike sale to benefit rec department
• Sheridan OKs airport expansion
• NYC prepares for Irene, WNYers will not be impacted
• Peek'n Peak sold to Erie developer
• Kathy Tampio named clerk
• Back to School for Dunkirk - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Peek'n Peak has new owner
• Fireman's Fraternity president charged with embezzlement
• Did you feel that?
• Fighting polio part of Thursday's Music on the Pier
• Brocton breaks ground on wastewater facility expansion
• Jason Farnham has questions for Cassadaga school board
• Suspect in custody for abducting child
• Youth rec program ends on a sweet note
• Party sends student, 18, to hospital
• Senior momentous
• Abduction attempt suspect in custody on unrelated charges
• Found: $1M in possible budget cuts for county
• Memorial fund
• Borrello defends prioritization process
• Pangolin requests for proposals to be addressed
• Seeing the light
• Legislature looking to override tax cap
• Man in custody for city burglary
• Local financial adviser weighs in on effects of downgrade
• Welcome back
• Coterminous government
• Hefner to retire
• Seneca President upbeat about state meetings
• 4 legislators object to Dunkirk airport grant
• Zumba for kids
• City man accused of possessing homemade child porn
• Dunkirk man booked on child porn charges
• Hefner to retire from SUNY Fredonia at end of year
• Dunkirk Council "bonded" in workshop
• EFC Board approves no-interest financing for village of Brocton
• ASSET Group meets with Assemblyman Goodell
• Evolution of farming
• City break-ins mount
• Rules of disorder
• Bigelow appointed in Pomfret
• Food pantry gets on its feet in Forestville
• Union president thanks ed board for decision
• County committees conclude prioritization work
• Dolce says 'no' vote should count
• Dolce errs with quick 'yes' vote
• Man in custody after city standoff
• Fredonia BOE brings back staff, programs with additional funds
• Legislature discusses new office staff duties
• Seeing red
• Gowanda contract approved by 46 to 6
• Pantry arises in village of Forestville
• Hackemer receives military funeral
• Silver Creek to award bid today at special meeting
• Listening lesson
• Wine and cheers
• Hackemer laid to rest in Arlington
• Saving money
• Hackemer family sues, 'operator error' cited
• Chautauqua County will redo its bid for ballots
• County holds Bicentennial History Fair
• Dunkirk gearing up for start of school year
• Legislature OKs selling property to tax delinquent individuals
• Sheriff's Department traces history
• 200 years old
• Still 'active'
• Legislature's Public Safety refuses to prioritize
• Sheridan warns of burglaries
• Dunkirk names new principal at School 4
• Arkwright residents upset over closed bridge
• Star power
• Stray bullet hits home
• Grape crop seen as 'excellent' locally
• Dunkirk BOE sets vote date for Phase III project
• Cockaigne Ski Resort vandalized again
• Board of Elections deals with ballot issue
• Operation Recognition
• City man charged after gunshot hits Maple Ave. home
• NYSUNY 2020 legislation signed by Gov. Cuomo
• CAC members discuss charter revisions
• Bike Rodeo
• County legislators still at work prioritizing
• Uncertainty big concern for seniors
• Defenseless
• Dunkirk Free Library reading program ends
• DHA receives annual HUD grant
• Look out for road workers in county
• Access denied during festival
• Assessment headaches hit Fredonia
• Unscheduled stop
• County to consider Jamestown airport restaurant
• Hanover rebids entire water project
• Bonding resolution should pass in city
• Dunkirk lake wall fix need detailed
• Prayer shawls made with love going to ECMC
• State, Nation look to get on same page
• Seneca Nation to develop casino in Catskills
• Getting prepared
• Water Emergency Team ready to respond
• OBSERVER columnist publishes second book
• Fun in the sun
• Slaton hearing wrapping up
• Remembering heroes
• Jamestown airport subsidy up to Transportation Secretary
• Rifle hunting bill signed by governor
• Arrests made by Zoar Valley Task Force
• Live United
• Team effort
• County ponders union contracts
• City man charged in drug bust
• Verizon workers picket
• Brocton school board reinstates JV Soccer
• Storyteller performs at Salvation Army
• Lily Dale residents concerned about water quality
• Pomfret seniors updated on lease
• Gowanda discusses budget change
• Volunteers do spring cleaning
• Financial worries for County 4-H
• Committee to hold special meeting on 2012 county budget
• Local organizations united in volunteerism
• Fredonia families celebrate annual event
• National Night Out in Dunkirk switched to Washington Park
• Branch buy 'anticipated' by First Niagara
• 'Live United'
• City Council pulls $5.25M bonding resolutions
• Gowanda workers strike
• Edwards and Mayor Teresi join Regional Council
• Blueberry fields forever
• Facebook presence sought by rec. dept.
• Fair gives farmers young, old opportunity to share knowledge
• Smashing success
• County Family Court reputation growing
• Learning the Ropes
• City man in custody for Saturday morning stabbing
• City ballot lineups just about set
• Ready for fall elections
• Motocross riders leave audience revving for more
• Edwards mulling run for state GOP chair
• Seneca Nation seeks Obama's help on Thruway
• Hometown Insurance to relocate Dunkirk office
• Petey the once missing goat returns to fair
• DSS still an issue in Dunkirk
• Dunkirk ZBA OKs request for auto repair shop
• Luau at the Dunkirk Free Library
• Maximum Force Wrestling invades Fair
• Cute and cuddly
• Downsizing takes next necessary step
• COI lands $300,000+ grant to help veterans
• New elementary school principal in Silver Creek
• Family-friendly fun for Fairgoers
• Extra Extravaganza
• Dunkirk Airport project on hold thanks to federal budget delay
• Vandalism moving camera issue forward in Fredonia
• Leroy Fox medical fund benefit on Sunday
• County Fair brings seasonal food
• Brawl and arrests follow Demolition Derby finale
• County's lawmakers are getting along well
• Hanover reorganizes code enforcement office
• Dogs' agility and obedience tested at fair
• Fredonia approves water rate increase
• Biker under the influence crashes with child passenger
• Up and ready
• More 'shovel-ready' sites sought for region
• Book and Paper Show set for Saturday in Westfield
• Area professor involved in rhesus monkey study
• 'Serpents'
• Lynn D. Willey
• Edwards says 'no' to Sewer Districts' pay raise request
• Canadaway Creek projects under way
• Area churches weigh in on subject
• Tying the knot
• Audit concerns
• State blames park for death
• Planning Committee held special meeting
• Canvassing creativity
• Village eyes DPW signs
• Flickinger developer chosen
• Power outage at Chautauqua Institution
• Probe is 'very active'
• Beat the heat: Tips on how to stay cool
• Works of art
• Borrowing needs told to Council
• Swim program particpants have fun in the sun
• Sheriff credits new boat with saving man's life
• Runkle updates Pomfret on countywide radio system
• Westfield mayor opposed to radio communications system
• Liberty Fest causing controversy in Collins
• Former Dunkirk resident struck and killed by train
• Near drowning
• Deal to refill Silver Creek building expected by Sept. 1
• City CAC seeking 'common courtesy'
• Identified
• Collaboration
• Committees set to prioritize budget services
• Unprecedented success for annual Laurel Run
• Homicide victim's name released
• Students to board Flagship Niagara
• October EXCEL vote for Dunkirk
• Forestville Food Pantry moves due to space issues
• Feasting on memories
• Late-night homicide
• Acquitted of murder, woman to be freed today
• The Casey Anthony verdict
• The buyout
• Gunfire kills one in town of Dunkirk
• Gowanda Gala Days
• Laurel shines in Silver Creek
• Fredonia gets Dazzled during festival
• Silver Creek gets bike patrol back
• Goodell backs mandate relief
• The tax man cometh
• Victory celebration
• Honoring a hero
• Veteran killed at theme park mixed grit with humor
• Three charged in armed robbery
• Two teens charged for vandalism at Cockaigne
• REM-tronics opens its doors in Dunkirk
• Little girls treated to scrumptious tea at Dunkirk Free Library
• Board gives parish a vote of confidence
• Sheriff says theme park ignored its policy
• Funeral held for Hackemer
• County Home a growing concern
• Silver Creek elementary principal gets new position in school
• No criminal charges in roller coaster death
• Motorcycles involved in Dunkirk accident
• Fredonia ed board's leadership unchanged
• Legislature committee seeks review of financial management plan
• Marking a man
• Fatal accident
• South Dayton man dies in crash
• Gowanda teachers will take pay freeze for next school year
• Little available for capital projects
• Hanover hires additional officer for Sunset Bay
• Exterior fire damages doctor's office in city
• All access
• Local work force looking for new jobs
• Hot rod heaven
• At?BCS, volleyball spikes soccer
• Outdoor fun
• Unemployment rate for county declines again to 7.4 percent
• Three murder trials remain open in DA's office
• Emergency services go through 'nerve center' in Mayville
• First Responders face problems with interoperability
• Hackemer's death under investigation
• RFPs sought on Flickinger Building
• Officials want state mandate discussion
• South county police looking into kidnapping attempts
• Fly-In Breakfast set for Sunday
• Church sign opposing same sex marriage tampered with
• TRAGIC ACCIDENT
• Warning issued on car thefts
• Legislators asked to identify service cuts
• Remembering Justin
• Man, 48, dies in crash
• Haynes retains presidency through contested vote
• Sale sets pace for Laurel Run
• Downsizing hearing Friday
• Cockaigne Ski Area hit with vandalism
• One dead in village fire
• Fredonia man dies after crashing into building
• Board rejects emergency communication system for cost
• Lawmakers interested in meeting with state reps
• Sissel out of WACS
• Council sets rate
• Firefighters battle Silver Creek blaze
• Event helps friends to see friends
• Plans complete for annual community festival
• Enjoying the Fourth
• Special edition sale benefits Resource Center
• Fredonia projects on front burner
• Ripley raising Netbook funding
• Fireworks gets Fredonia board donation
• The 'king' from Hanover
• FHS indoor track athletes seek answers
• Pomfret to make chapel renovations
• Pageant pretties
• A near tragedy
• Dunkirk Lighthouse seeks volunteers
• DiNapoli criticizes Dayton Fire for program that saves tax dollars
• Local elected officials discuss property tax cap
• Tourism jobs up, manufacturing down
• Holiday brings festivals, fireworks
• Gas prices, number of Americans traveling down
• County sheriff deputies ready at Sunset Bay
• Stockton Town Park gets a new look
• County lost jobs in 2009
• Local woman's photo is shown in Times Square
• Dolce kicks off campaign for mayor
• Ready to read
• City still reviewing Census challenge options
• Nursing home may strike
• 'Priority' drug arrest made in Dunkirk
• Fredonia-Pomfret water contract includes Dunkirk
• Two arrested for attempted smuggling in Gowanda
• Emergency drill
• Workers comp hikes coming
• Prof making documentary on Blue Heron
• Pops goes the county legislature?
• Bemus Bay Pops officials want annual county contribution
• A sign of review
• Town of Hanover to count dogs next month
• Residents, village officials speak in favor of Bemus Bay Pops funds
• Zoning board OKs storefront on Cushing Street
• Residents, village officials speak in favor of Bemus Bay Pops funds
• Recycling incentive
• CAC calling for changes to Dunkirk City Charter
• Liz Shaffer celebrating her 100th birthday
• Area crops beginning to rebound
• Sen. Gillibrand announces 'Make It In America' program
• Happiness, backflips present at Pine Valley
• Fredonia Central grads number 113
• Legislator discusses county's deficit
• Success theme heard in Forestville
• Brocton challenged to be successful
• Area students reflect on 'rejected' mergers
• New beginnings
• Financial management policy passes legislature
• Town tables 9% pay hike
• Silver Creek challenged to 'do great things'
• CVCS celebrates 'Cougar pride'
• Emotions evident, as rain holds off at Gowanda
• Seneca president says territories are open for business
• Review of tax collection ruling will be sought
• Pops chairman clarifies comments
• Mayor Frey to Harbor Commission: "Let's talk"
• Seniors give back
• Silver Creek says 'goodbye' to some and 'hello' to others
• 'Rational tuition' bill nears approval
• Community man
• Downsized to 19
• Legislators disagree over county financial policy
• Helpers made festival a success
• 'Working class'
• Court lifts order against Indian cigarette tax
• Runkle putting downsizing up for another vote
• Court lifts order against NY Indian cigarette tax
• Three legislators not seeking re-election
• Wild night of crime in Westfield for teen duo
• Bill for regional high school option passes N.Y. Senate
• Wreck & Roll made a lot of cents
• Anson honored
• Religion-based club proposed for FHS
• Facing cuts, Schumer wants FIRE grant money restored
• Students invite their audience to 'Go West'
• Berry good time
• Top dogs
• Windmill construction possible by Thruway
• Happy Father's Day
• Property tax likely
• UB's Dental Van may no longer serve region
• Many graduates not prepared for next step
• State releases graduation rates
• No Fredonia-Brocton talks before July
• Schumer concerned over funding cuts to fight beetle
• Brocton holds Field Day in memory of late aide
• Wreckin' 'n Rollin' in Dunkirk
• Brocton officials discuss Race to the Top funding
• County execs across N.Y. seek 'meaningful mandate relief'
• Conservative Party official visits county
• Negotiations continue between city, unions
• Music on the pier returns
• ATV?riders encouraged to be safe while having fun
• Route 20 fire
• False report brings out area police agencies
• Accident on ATV fatal to area man
• She lost that lovin' feeling
• Sheriff continues work with federal government
• Fredonia discusses tuition payments
• Dunkirk board of ed says goodbye
• Treated with reverence
• Annual tradition for Elks Club
• Dirt cheap
• $627K grant awarded to Dunkirk Airport
• Hanover discusses parking in Sunset Bay
• County property auction a success
• Civil War lives on Fredonia students enjoy presentation
• Challenge met
• Major dog show starts Thursday at Fairgrounds
• Juneteenth
• Brocton students aid in arch renovation
• Area police trained in mental health awareness
• Man to be sentenced reportedly files grievance against Rankin
• Fighting cancer
• DiFonzo sees positives, negatives with regional high school
• Educational challenges
• Bach to the basics
• BOCES holds annual Book Ending Excitement Exhibit
• County's Health Department Director to also oversee Social Services Department
• County continuing to work on budget
• Man injured in city shooting
• SUNY schools to set rates
• Forestville board enriched
• Cockaigne to hold appreciation day Saturday
• One Stroke works
• I-86 now two way
• Goodell co-sponsoring new bill
• Jim Oakes calling it a career
• Top students, superintendent honored at SCCS
• State wins, SNI loses
• Woloszyn decides against primary
• Pomfret Councilman Rod Pennica will not seek re-election
• Third-party biller chosen by Dunkirk
• Health Department, Veterans Services Agency working together
• Not so silly incident leads to apprehension
• Exceptional seasons come to an end
• Legislature to continue current sales tax rate
• Questions of race, DSS and Slaton addressed by county
• State police probe vandalism
• City police response explained
• Main Street Model
• Walking tall
• Cattaraugus County will investigate redistricting
• New York state consumer confidence drops again
• Club Edventure helping Forestville students select colleges
• Wet weather causing problems for farmers
• Wish fulfilled: area native dies after seeing wild ponies
• Rev it up
• Do not pass
• Edwards discusses budget challenges
• Edith L. Ritenburg
• Pine Valley students celebrate Tractor Day
• Cott/ Cliffstar helping Joplin workers
• Wickmark still on the job as slot not filled
• Silver Creek showcases student art
• Brocton debate: Volleyball or soccer for girls
• Gowanda officials discuss doctors coming back to village
• Landslide closes I-86 between two exits
• SNI makes its case on taxing cigarettes
• Big 5 program unveiled by Chautauqua Works
• Bargains abound
• County officials discuss warning system
• Ransack attack
• DiFonzo retained through 2016
• City Dems ready for November elections
• Historical marker recounts Revolutionary War activity
• Tribute to Veterans
• 'Chautauqua In June' offers opportunities to learn
• Donation yet another step in park renovation
• County Legislature reduces funding for Bemus Bay Pops
• Vietnam vets dedicate Wall of Honor
• Memorial tradition
• Brocton superintendent speaks on regional high school plan
• CLA scaling back services due to lack of funding
• Library director Heath on mission
• Remembering the 'Forgotten War'
• Legislature alters bed tax expenditures for waterways, tourism
• Two to compete in National History Day Finals
• Memorial Day services set
• Letter delivers warning
• A special trip for veterans
• Lindstrom restricts public comments following apology
• Heavy rains cause problems
• Fredonia Elementary club documents miles walked
• Missouri tornado death toll at 132
• Twisted tale
• Seneca leader reaches out to United Nations
• Porpiglia reappointed as HR Director
• Official pushes tax cap
• Suspects sought in home invasion
• Community Day
• Police seeking suspect in home invasion
• Property tax cap on the mind of SCCS board members
• Downsizing fails to pass
• A.J. Dolce tapped as mayoral candidate
• Mayor Frey to seek his fourth term
• Athletes, volunteers converge for annual Special Olympics
• Brocton's $16 million EXCEL work eyeing 2012 start
• Sunset Bay house fire believed to be electrical
• CVCS senior first in state level event
• Rankin responds
• Motorcyclist injured in Route 60 accident
• The life you save
• Legislators talk about new lines for districts
• One part-time position falls victim to court layoffs
• Hanover discusses water and electricity
• Routes 20 and 60 to be paved
• Kangaroo Cafe hopping into business on Vineyard Drive
• Senator Gillibrand introduces mathematics, science bills
• Major move
• Mayor Frey would prefer more diverse involvement
• Gowanda awards Vietnam vet his high school diploma
• Legislators try again on redistricting
• Dunkirk officials question Census results
• Witness to disaster
• Professor seeks fee on plastic bag use
• Slaton suing county
• Cut the ribbon
• Brocton decides on scope of water project
• Hispanic population up
• Strong showing for Grape Expectations wine festival
• Hometown Heroes honored by Red Cross
• SUNY Fredonia looking to build higher ed partnership with China
• Fredonia residents urged to reduce infiltration
• Jazzing it up in New Orleans
• Suspect caught
• 19 is not the number
• Public debates centralization petitions in Brocton
• Man grabs girl, 13, riding bike in Fredonia
• 6:30 p.m.: Suspect now in custody
• Reapportionment compromise coming?
• New science wing will be constructed at Gowanda High School
• Cassadaga Valley welcomes Scott Smith as superintendent
• Cerne to remain superintendent of city schools
• Finish line in sight
• ALL PLANS PASS
• Fredonia legislator donates $500 to Dunkirk fireworks
• Business owners feel slighted by county
• Holocaust hits home in Fredonia
• Dunkirk voters select two write-in candidates
• Graveside art exhibit
• CHRIC seeking executive director
• Silver Creek mulls buying security cameras
• Downsizing issue returns
• Fredonia tables its fireworks donation
• 5 East Main building to be sold and developed
• Civil liberty option vs. fracking discussed
• Gowanda students talk about Cornell trip
• Sen. Schumer pushes to repeal oil tax breaks
• Family tradition
• Dynamic move: Wheelock to house dance company
• County jail staff helps released offenders
• Improvements to Kendra's Law under consideration by state
• Schools' budget, board vote Tuesday
• Make your own magic
• 'Special day' for 1,000 graduates at Fredonia State
• HATS OFF!
• County's Conservative drama comes to an end
• Boardwalk filled and ready for grand opening
• 2011 community grants awarded by NCCF
• Final good-bye
• SUNY students show entrepreneurship
• More than 120 service men and women lead processional
• Committee issues budget directive
• City in top tier for taxes
• Support rises for regional high school plan
• County government the talk of the town
• Hart disapproves of truck purchase
• More budget cutting in Gowanda
• Community supports Sgt. Kevin White
• 'He gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country'
• Thousands turn out to honor fallen soldier
• DeJoy calls on Chamber to reconsider 'Hold Harmless' position
• Brocton school budget includes cuts as well as tax increase
• Silver Creek Board of Education discusses school's report card
• No one attends Fredonia school budget public hearing
• Emotional lesson
• Seneca Nation vows to 'continue fighting'
• Above normal intake a concern at Fredonia WWTP
• Duff banned from contact with county employees
• Area veterans asked to take part in funeral for Sgt. White
• City chase ends safely
• Hearing on FCS budget Tuesday
• Give it away now
• Gowanda meets school board candidates
• Teacher cut to part-time speaks to Ripley board
• 'Bflo Pnk 1.0'
• Fredonia planning EXCEL building project
• New program being used to identify illegal aliens
• Veterans asked to join Memorial Day services
• Star Bakers
• Fighting higher fuel costs
• 4 teachers cut in proposed Forestville budget
• County sentences Carlson day after feds do
• Nation prideCAC discusses future of King Neptune, Pangolin green space
• Two begin foundation to assist with travel costs
• Nation pride
• Three seats up and only one candidate for Dunkirk school board
• Brocton won't seek merger talks with WACS
• Dunkirk, Fredonia participate in National Day of Prayer
• Former area restaurateur sentenced in mortgage, tax fraud
• Young kills sales tax hike
• League holds annual dinner meeting
• Waterfront site will get a new life in Dunkirk
• Addressing the issues
• But will it pass? The real sales tax question
• City clerk position change approved
• Republican agrees with Ahlstrom
• Comprehensive Plan adopted by County Legislature
• Loyalty Day
• Area soldier killed
• Westfield soldier killed in Afghanistan
• SUNY?professor, lawmakers react to death of bin Laden
• Heated words fly at board meeting
• Ahlstrom criticizes peers for 'Not making easy cuts'
• Yo, tickets going fast
• Pomfret Town Board discusses dog microchipping
• Bin Laden death celebrated by all Americans
• 41 usual FredFest suspects arrested
• Lutz earns honor for his book
• Gowanda Village Board votes 4-1 on budget
• Drainage problems hitting Sunset Bay
• Yo-Yo Ma to perform at SUNY Fredonia
• Dunkirk native to head Boys and Girls Club
• Campus construction
• Local landmark sees new life
• Prom dress give away Sunday
• Fredonia village budget finalized
• Legislature's downsizing vote was close, but not enough
• College Council has hope for rational tuition plan
• Bald is beautiful
• Creativity on display
• Local officials had say on tax
• Positive vote for city signs
• Village plan cuts officer
• Guilty plea in death
• Train smashes pickup truck in Sheridan
• Westfield man pleads guilty in 2009 manslaughter
• Is the firestorm finally over?
• Legislature passes plan to increase sales tax
• Gravel mining permit approved in Sheridan
• Fredonia tax hike $1.90 per thousand
• By the numbers
• Sales tax proposal changed to .5% hike
• Brooks employees OK new labor contract
• Fredonia holds BOCES vote, but refuses to endorse DeJoe
• A loon(y) rescue
• 4 hurt in car-tractor trailer crash
• Ahlstrom criticizes GOP
• Firefighters thanked for work during floods
• $2 tax rate increase possible in Fredonia
• It's showtime!
• Fredonia family continues 'hunt' for cure with Zach's Run
• Brocton Village Board holds line on taxes
• Westfield proposes village tax hike
• Gowanda questioned over police funding
• WACS: No tax levy increase expected in budget
• Sinclairville residents concerned about ballpark vandalism
• Dyngus Day in Dunkirk
• 'Puddle Day' to be celebrated locally
• Sales tax hike proposal returns
• My Dear Jen
• Jackpot!
• Happy Easter!
• Mayor Lindstrom lashes out at newspaper
• Criticism in Silver Creek
• Winter sports participation up for Fredonia
• Dressing for the prom
• Installation of private wind tower not exactly a breeze
• All too easy: Democrats thank Republican leadership
• Red Cross names new leadership
• Cassadaga students spruce up village hall
• Collins Fire District audit a good one
• Dumpster Divin'
• Chautauqua County unemployment rate drops in March
• Two proposals received for Pangolin Street field
• Businesses participate in day-long campaign to stop using plastic bags
• N. Collins man guilty of raping, torturing disabled sister
• Legislature rejects proposed redistricting in 16-8 vote
• Making music
• Goodell says he is a strong advocate for 'rational tuition'
• Reapportionment vote today
• Earth Week inspires flash mob
• City Council rejects raises for Housing Authority
• Brocton finalizes $5.4 million wastewater contract
• Silver Creek to close on DPW location
• Runkle gives back-up plan if legislature rejects reapportionment
• Cassadaga rejects gym location for graduation
• Earth Week begins at SUNY Fredonia
• Gowanda School Board OKs $25.5M budget
• $393,860 grant to help recruit volunteer firefighters
• Forestville budget woes
• Forestville budget woes
• Race into reading
• Visit from the Easter Bunny
• Goodell, Young defend their redistricting promise
• Area man making educational strides in Nevada
• Horsin' around
• DANGEROUS DRUGS
• Hike in mortgage tax brings debate
• Ripley eyes sharing sports
• AIDS advocate challenges students
• Westfield dance students hold food drive for troops
• Persistence pays off
• Major act to cap wine fest
• An opportunistic purchase
• Views differ on enrollment figures
• Brocton Board approves budget figures
• Stockton to restore Cassadaga library for use
• Uncle Kracker coming to county wine festival
• Fredonia-Pomfret water contract talks idle again
• Bedtime stories
• Dems' plea: 'Come clean'
• Verizon store coming to Route 60
• DPW drama continues in Silver Creek
• Fredonia OKs proposed budget of $27 million
• Brocton could boost its water rates by June 1
• Teachers, administrators make contract concessions in Fredonia
• Fredonia man, 26, dies after vehicle rollover
• Case goes to grand jury
• UPDATE: Man dies following Arkwright rollover
• Murder victim's family appears at latest court hearing
• Is more work in store?
• Fredonia weighs bed tax project options
• 'It's a personnel matter' for Cassadaga ed board
• State sales tax exemption on clothes, footwear under $55
• Living history
• Student has 'winning history'
• Budget big topic at BOCES meeting
• Cassadaga Legion thanks World War II vets
• Gowanda restaurant destroyed by January fire demolished
• Historic journey
• City wants no piece of pole
• Mueller releases own redistricting proposal
• Full 'PARP-ticipation' in Forestville
• Sunset Bay coffee book to be released
• Hanover says 'thank you' for help
• Brocton budget news not good
• Reserves negate tax hike
• CASA for kids
• Cassadaga lowers tax rate, hikes water
• COI marks 45 years of helping
• Green's fate up in the air
• City Clerk departing for Board of Elections
• College professors discuss Underground Railroad
• Pomfret would gain additional legislator under redistricting plan
• Smooth Sounds
• Shamrocks in April
• Goodell proposes layoff reform
• Hearing on city murder delayed
• GOP secures own attorney for reapportionment
• Sending out an S.O.S.
• House fire claims lives of two dogs in Arkwright
• Downsize work plan derailed by Mueller
• Work under way at county methane plant
• Village board welcomes new member
• Students participate in local art exhibit
• New mayor and trustees sworn in by Fredonia judge
• Summer plans laid out for Dunkirk building project
• DPW dispute continues in Silver Creek
• Multi-Cultural Celebration
• Medicaid Reform Team gets key pieces in plan
• State budget analysis
• 19
• North county water district still in the works
• Senior scams hitting home
• SUNY Fredonia 'Sound of Music' features local children
• Residents want solution on Seegert's Dairy property
• Talent rocked Forestville
• DUNKIRK?MAN IS?CHARGED
• ARREST MADE IN CITY HOMICIDE
• City man arraigned on murder charges
• Croscut knows reapportionment won't please all
• Foolish traditions mark April 1
• "17 for 17": Gullo keeping the topic visible
• Goal - fundraising
• Man dies in city shooting
• Legislature reapportionment meeting scheduled
• Schumer seeks more maple syrup taps
• Fallen soldier's sword presented to Westfield school
• Person shot in Dunkirk
• Victim dies from city shooting
• Tuscany has 2nd $1 million lottery winner
• Legislators not working together on commission
• Former owner of local restaurant admits harboring illegal alien workers
• Street smart parents meet in Silver Creek
• No surprises in Dunkirk City School audit
• Flight of Hope
• Schools react to budget accord
• Difficult choices being made at Cassadaga Valley
• Higgins: Phase I improvements completed
• Mayor Sullivan presents his final budget message
• Benefit set for victims of fire/flood on Sunday
• Blue ribbon program
• N.Y. has tentative budget
• City residents have questions on Slaton, DSS for lawmakers
• Fredonia Village Board reviews police budget
• Scudder encouraged about downsizing
• A smaller legislature?
• 4,000-piece nativity set on display
• Loss lower than predicted
• Analyzing the Census
• Former Westfield Supervisor remembered for service
• Not a real Facebook
• Gowanda keeps music, sports in budget
• Brooks helping patients eat healthy
• Practice makes perfect
• Cassadaga's Mayor Lazarony back on the job
• Silver Creek project passes
• Downward trend
• Not all local municipality data available
• Boardwalk Market to get new tenant
• Silver Creek school vote today
• Organized by Chautauqua County Labor Coalition
• Reapportionment work to begin
• Spring may have sprung but winter is still present
• Police seeking graffiti vandals
• Discussion on size of legislature Saturday
• Benefit for Julie Mleczko this Friday at Beaver Club
• Fredonia school board reviews second budget draft
• Silver Creek Village Board awards project to lowest bidder
• Crystal ball
• City budget mods said still being considered
• Opera is coming to the Fredonia Opera House
• Fredonia begins budget discussion
• Silver Creek Village Board says goodbye to Cole
• Croscut proposes reapportionment commission be formed
• Area chess tourney Saturday in Dunkirk
• Forestville Central still formulating plan to battle budget deficit
• 4-H members offer thanks to local store
• Fredonia reviews budget draft 1
• 'The Big Dip'
• Three in Forestville place in statewide essay contest
• Property tax resources are available
• Town taxes lower than school, county
• Schools cost property owners the most
• These are the taxes in your neighborhood
• WACS budget may not have levy hike
• Saying thanks, Cockaigne gives back to supporters
• Charges placed in death
• Fredonia officials eye Route 20 speed reduction
• Fun with math
• CVCS, Brocton, running out of money
• DiNapoli critical of Collins board
• St. Patrick Day weather to be short-lived
• Brocton students perform at school board meeting
• Cassadaga Valley Central School Board eyes cuts
• Sheridan man charged with manslaughter in shooting death
• 'Will you teach me?'
• County bed tax applications are now online
• Free ski weekend at Cockaigne
• Peace pole request returns
• Westfield offers reply
• Carr re-elected in Westfield
• Republicans dominate in Silver Creek
• Perrysburg holds final vote
• Newly elected officials attend Fredonia meeting
• Residents speak out over possible Pangolin Street development
• County Republicans question new legislation
• Hanover purchases property
• Mayor-elect defeats incumbent Sullivan by 100-plus votes
• Disaster in Japan hitting home for SUNY?Fredonia campus
• 10K dead in Japan
• Gowanda trailer park problems unresolved
• Medical office finds permanent home one year after fire
• Council member discusses Forestville Food Pantry controversy
• Happy Pi Day!
• Spotlighting open government: Sunshine Week under way
• 'Dunkirk Public School 45'
• Westfield mayoral candidates state positions
• Villages to hit the polls
• Sweet times
• JAPAN DEVASTATED
• Silver Creek village candidates square off
• Maple Weekend set for next two weekends
• Charlotte supervisor meeting with other towns
• Legislators' abstention requests clarified
• Business, downtown tackled in debate
• A capital plan
• Reserves mean no tax hike
• C of C first affiliate member of SellingHive
• Schumer helping veterans find jobs
• Silver Creek outlines potential cuts
• May or may not
• Victim was hit by car
• Legislator Kindberg proposing new budget legislation
• Gowanda residents given budget update
• Final route chosen for Millennium Parkway
• Reaching out again
• Too much stuff
• Schumer visits Southern Tier Brewing Company
• CBS, CW go black on Dish Network
• Silver Creek village board supports school
• Come and get it
• Edwards: Making human resources position open not about politics
• Forestville student raises funds for endangered species
• Study to begin on Brocton's reservoir
• Legislation would give deductions on paid property tax
• Extra slushy
• Starflight looks at first 25 years after recent certification
• Defending fracking and its process
• Proposed salary cap would not affect area superintendents
• Cutting education
• Forestville food pantry issued citation
• Reading rocks Forestville
• Village Electric Department explains
• Westfield electric up?
• N.Y. representatives discuss state of reform
• Oh! The places you'll go!
• Brocton School Board to delay meeting with Fredonia
• Family calls support 'overwhelming'
• Bike registration idea gets a flat
• WACS taxpayers could see levy hike
• WACS students evacuated following strange odor
• Edwards answers some CARTS questions
• League of Women Voters want independent commission
• Six facing murder charges in 1998 case
• Time for dairy reform
• Flood waters recede
• Termination could cost taxpayers up to $10K
• Democrats to propose more reform this month
• Pangolin Street RFPs approved in 3-2 vote
• Pre-Easter plans
• Sunset Bay residents begin to return to homes
• Gowanda budget ax could fall on dozens
• County gives tips for flooding preparation
• Fredonia hears no complaints
• Hanover Town Board discusses latest flood
• Sunset Bay evacuated
• Sunset Bay residents told to evacuate
• Handful organizes against fracking
• City looks to develop Pangolin Street field
• Fredonia board of education hears cafeteria upgrade plan
• Certifiable
• Peace Park open
• 'Explosive' dilemma
• Gowanda teen seeks return to high school
• End of bags is just way cookie crumbles
• Rising from the ashes
• Fredonia State again calls for tuition plan
• Treacherous travel
• Jobs down, wages up
• Scouts get lesson in fire safety
• City pet pantry to get new location
• Group aims to ban fracking
• Winter storm warning in effect
• Familiar words in exec's address
• Privatization pros, cons heard at lunch
• Wind plans drift to town
• Coal's cost pictured
• A different downtown
• Two plead guilty to making false statements
• CARTS and JCC proposals passed by Legislature
• SCCS says hello to one, goodbye to 12
• Sending a message
• Drug bust nets 7
• Fredonia reviews engineering RFQ's
• Chautauqua County considering more CARTS buses
• Stockton structure was totally engulfed
• City blaze deadly
• County lawmakers believe they are doing the right thing
• Survey brings change to school lunch
• Residents deal with unsafe drinking water
• Groundbreaking 101
• One person dies in city blaze
• Hopping into Chinese New Year
• Water talks will continue
• Workforce Investment Board meets; lacks quorum
• County Legislature chairman questions JCC officials
• Pomfret approves comprehensive plan
• New pharmacy opens in Gowanda
• 5 E. Main looking for buyer, developer
• A sector unheard
• ICE is nice
• Weather delays Ice Castle lighting
• Nobody home in Sunset Bay
• Arkwright approves Cassadaga fire contract
• SUNY Fredonia PR students to help non-profits
• Wake up, Fredonia Elementary!
• Chamber mixes it up at Incubator
• Baby, it's warm outside!
• VA Cemetery coming to WNY, but not Chautauqua County
• Senate bill hurts county airport
• Flood watch persists in Sunset Bay
• Mayville Ice Castle starting to melt
• Warm weather problems
• Area fire departments land grant for $530,000
• County airport funds could be cut
• Train ride brings 'Lincoln' back to Westfield 150 years later
• Tax cap talk
• Brocton plan approved
• Salt use by county already up over last winter
• Money matters highlight meeting
• Spotlight on decisions
• NYSAC attendees left with questions
• Remembering a hero
• Hanover advertises for water line bids
• Brocton Central to pilot cell phone/electronic device usage policy
• Fredonia approves sex offender law
• Valentine's crafts
• Job creation bill in Senate encourages IDA director
• City budget plan needs $342K in modifications
• Portland town officials hear concerns over fracking
• 150th anniversary of Lincoln trip Wednesday
• Census data will be released sporadically
• TLC Forestville clinic plans to rebuild
• Snow fun in Stockton
• Four area schools discuss various options
• Centralization talks
• Crews building ice castle
• Fredonia schedules sex offender public hearing
• Foreign scholars visit SUNY Fredonia
• County kicks off Bicentennial year
• Fredonia historian honored at ceremony
• Former Seneca Nation Gaming official from Gowanda indicted
• Dunkirk reviews revised budget, talks tax cap
• Art on display
• Sales tax increase proposed
• Fallen Marine remembered
• Time Sensitive
• GOP Rep. Chris Lee resigns in disgrace
• EXCEL public meeting attracts 25
• O'Rourke says aid cut 'my challenge'
• Hanover Town Board approves tax exemptions
• City police confiscate illegal guns during arrest
• Gullo concerned with using contingency to fund ferry
• Snowmobile Clubs of Chautauqua County Ride-In Saturday
• Fredonia Central looking at $2- to $3-million deficit
• Cassadaga Valley Board of Education starts budget work
• Jamestown Marine killed
• Budget procedure 101
• County plans to re-enact first meeting
• Strategic move
• Family planning grant approved by Legislature
• Silver Creek Village Board moves forward with DPW
• Ripley restaurant issue finally decided
• New Key Club in Forestville
• Relay for Life kickoff
• Author helps pupils write books
• Elected to serve
• Time for County Legislature to give and take?
• Small businesses urged to utilize tax credit
• Dangerous crossings
• Area fire departments land grant for radio equipment
• Chautauqua Institution interest up after PBS special airs
• Brooks eyes purchasing local church building
• Promoting the flag
• Gemutlichkeit!
• Pomfret seeks cuts in budget
• Seeking $130,000,000
• Firefighters Union president addresses ambulance controversy
• Super Bowl broadcast to feature McGraw
• No easy solution
• Attorneys swapping concerns over water contract
• Cockaigne re-opening delayed until Friday
• No shadow of doubt
• Storm leaves its mark
• Dunkirk coffers take hit
• Cockaigne scheduled to reopen today
• Nothing settled yet regarding WACS internal audit
• Officials respond to proposed Medicaid cut
• Wielding an axe
• Some bad decisions
• Cuomo presents tough 2011-12 NY state budget
• All out, residents and fire
• Weather outside may be frightful
• Hanover board settles with TLC
• Fredonia agrees on draft water contract with Pomfret
• Water leak damages Fredonia classrooms
• Brocton hears information on Capital EXCEL Project
• Hope remains for recovery of Gowanda restaurant
• Golden ticket
• County legislators discuss 2010 meeting numbers
• Ban on congressional earmarks hits home
• Owner: spirit of Cockaigne 'very much alive'
• Guilty or innocent?
• Board expected to agree on water contract Monday
• PBS documentary on Chautauqua to debut Monday
• Ski center looks to reopen
• Indictment made in '01 Gerry homicides
• Fire protected
• Police continue investigation into Pomfret shooting
• County waiting on payment from Jamestown
• Hydrofracking debate comes to Gowanda
• Deadline for duty
• Dunkirk public safety panel examines summer races
• Silver Creek school board discusses capital projects
• Red Cross executive director announces retirement
• Downey appointed legislator, Lemon takes over as clerk
• Dilemma explained
• Brocton arch awarded $150K grant
• Portland council members weigh in on fracking
• Forestville fire protection contract set to expire
• Van Buren fire injures one, damages family home
• Loss of a landmark
• Sullivan to be only Republican on March ticket
• Fire levels Cockaigne lodge
• Action taken on Hanover intersection
• Colonnade fire remembered by those who fought in it
• Cassadaga man dies in crash
• Michael Culver
• Veterans sought for trip
• Fredonia mayoral nominee selected
• Benefit set for victims of fire
• Dunkirk students rate school lunch
• The other CIA
• Kindergartener donates hair to Locks of Love
• City's CDBG funding plan set for council approval
• Post offices to join in bicentennial
• Calling it a career
• Showing promise
• WACS officials discuss budget concerns
• Silver Creek resident still upset over DPW location
• Art for orphans
• County's jobless rate up in December
• County appoints Deputy Commissioner of DSS
• Family planning grant OK'd by committee
• Operation recognition
• Mayor Sullivan seeks re-election
• The state of the district
• U.S. legislators push for deadline extension on federal hospital funding
• County DSS draws more criticism
• Where's the money coming from?
• Zimpher:The State of the University
• Breaking ground
• DSS boss Wickmark resigns for new job
• Good and bad news for council
• Open house attracts 50 to Brocton Central
• Fredonia discusses budget at year end, focus on overtime
• Kitchen ablaze
• Wickmark to resign as Commissioner of Social Services
• Standing committees to meet on Wednesday
• Tragedy remembered
• Fredonia Central School working on energy project
• Cerrie seeking third term as village trustee
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day luncheon held
• Fire breaks out in Sunset Bay
• City mayor: Still some work to do in Dunkirk
• Annual Sleigh Rally held at Chautauqua
• Legislature Democrats propose merging committees
• Needed repairs
• Silver Creek EMS plans to join fire department
• Chautauqua County celebrating bicentennial
• Readers note railroad crossing problems
• City projects under way
• Picking up the tab
• Dunkirk saw many changes in 2010
• Forestville responds to Arkwright allegations
• Bullverines?
• Mackay, Penfold-Williams not seeking re-election in Fredonia
• Arkwright rejects fire pact
• Dunkirk school board hoping to keep staffing flat
• Seneca Nation's Porter meets with governor
• Area officials enthused by speech
• Cuomo tour makes stop in Jamestown
• City of Dunkirk overcharges Pomfret $40K on water bill
• D.A. Foley finds nothing criminal
• Driver was near destination
• TRAGIC CRASH
• County Executive Edwards encouraged by new governor's first week
• Benefit concert to commemorate Haitian earthquake
• Legislators looking to business owners on clothing tax exemption issue
• Abersold turns over 'evidence' to Foley
• Overdue diplomas
• 10:20 a.m.: Passenger train stuck in Dunkirk
• 10:45 a.m.: Driver of truck not local
• 12:15 p.m.: Middle Road crossings part of investigation
• 2:15 p.m.: Tractor-trailer driver identified in train accident
• Giglio to serve on Medicaid reform group
• Water saga nearing end for Pomfret residents
• Goodell fitting in to new role as state Assemblyman
• Options for dangerous intersection discussed
• Audit finds some areas of concern for WACS
• Warm hearts
• O'Connor:Hard times ahead for Forestville
• Help coming for seniors in 'doughnut hole'
• State of business in Fredonia
• Chautauqua County Legislature committees set for 2011
• SUNY?Fredonia helping transform teacher education
• WACS internal audit to be released
• No swan song for Sissy
• No fracking way
• Lundine delighted by Cuomo's State of the State
• Blockbuster to close
• Stanley Star to give $5M to Duke Law
• Jamestown mayor selected to state mandate redesign team
• GOP?to name county legislator as clerk
• Making a difference
• New exam date not affecting most schools
• Brocton School Board focused on honing communications with public
• Forestville School showcases students' smarts and hearts
• Dunkirk Specialty Steel works around fire damage
• Farming for the future
• Gowanda will 'get to bottom' of audit issue
• County exec Edwards says speech lacked any specifics
• Recipe for repair?: Local officials react to Gov. Cuomo's address
• Cassadaga Deputy Mayor Rudy Abersold resigns
• Pomfret holds re-organizational meeting
• Cuomo calls for returns of 'integrity and pride'
• County Airport Task force finalized, begins work
• To the hospital
• DiNapoli scrutinizes budgeting, transportation in Gowanda school audit
• Before and after: Contractor proposes plan for dilapidated houses
• Croscut re-elected chairman by unanimous 24-0 vote
• Hanover to get $245,000 more in FEMA aid
• GOP blocks latest attempt at downsizing
• Fire destroys home and kills dog in Hanover
• Silver Creek board opens year with plans
• Local start-up dials up deals through mobile game
• Ahlstrom criticism gets response from GOP
• County increasing use of reverse 911 system
• Company creates social network site for businesses
• Edwards hopes for strong words from new governor
• Top 10 of 2010
• Ahlstrom criticizes GOP picks
• New York continues as international student hot-spot
• Legislators seek feedback from businesses on clothing tax exemption
• Time to quit?
• Barmore taking over as legislature GOP majority leader
• Chautauqua County's unemployment rate increases
• WACS board aims for no levy increase
• Early morning blaze hits greenhouse in Dewittville
• Damaged by fire
• Bentges building still possible for DPW
• Hanover Town Board takes care of year-end business, laws
• Free residential energy audits available to area homes
• Wood burner regulations changed
• A historical hand
• Ongoing Ripley restaurant debate nearing resolution
• Arkwright declines Forestville fire contract
• Good signs
• Vendors' woes continue in Buffalo
• Stockton Town Board finishes out year
• Five-year-old helps mother in fire
• Another crash
• Paterson vetoes prevailing wage legislation
• Public servant
• County Airport Task Force to be developed
• Proposed sign language turned down by Planning Board
• Sheridan honors long-serving members at party
• Financial gains
• Silver Creek graduate making a name for himself in music
• Green wheels: campus promoting busing options
• Serving overseas
• Spreading Christmas cheer
• Christmas trains take over hardware store
• Celebrate the season
• Edwards visits area seniors
• Benefit blesses family affected by house fire
• Celebrating from afar
• Sweet success
• 100 nativities and counting
• Fire damages steel plant
• Maplevale Farms moving to Falconer
• Santa visits some schools via helicopter
• Difference makers
• Common Council accepts low bid for new refuse collection vehicle
• N.Y. to lose two Congressional seats
• Legislators OK methane plant expansion
• Snowmobile time
• New York State to lose two Congressional seats
• WACS board member's comments cause commotion
• Village changes insurance carriers
• Republican legislators call tax hike a 'tax shift'
• Silver Creek Village Board equips DPW for next year
• Doubling up
• Legislators lob verbal invective at each other
• Coalition brings students into decision-making process
• Town hopeful new machine will keep its beaches clean
• Village of Silver Creek revives USDA grant
• County lands $400K Safe Havens grant
• United Way 2010 campaign reaches midway point
• Republicans pick Rankin for Public Defender
• As donations drop, charities seek support
• With a heavy hand?
• Hanover Town Board discusses zoning law
• Christmas cheer
• Holiday CD benefits Nicaraguan Relief project
• County GOP considering candidates for public defender
• HUNG JURY
• Fredonia Fire makes quick stop to blaze in Pomfret
• Judge orders jury to continue deliberations
• Dealing with state cuts
• Dealing with state cuts
• Plow truck, car collide at problem corner
• Downsizing vote fails
• Cassadaga residents encouraged to dig out hydrants
• Collapse in Clymer
• Alleged car thief jumps border, lands in Hanover
• Back from China
• Farmer's Market to continue in winter?
• Bertges property developer named
• Buchanan jury begins its deliberations
• Done deal
• Roker gets warm welcome in city
• Prosecution rests in murder retrial
• Village agrees to join online auction center
• Compromise reached on Dunkirk budget
• Upstate gets another round of lake-effect snow
• Weather puts area in national spotlight
• Snow warning, bitter-cold temperatures lead to closings
• State will reimburse county for 911 service
• Ripley board discusses proposed restaurant issue
• Fredonia will call on Higgins for assistance
• Annual Christmas event held in Forestville
• State Dems helped Bargar outspend Goodell in race
• Few communities offer rubbish collection services
• Time to take out the trash
• Dunkirk library holds Christmas Craft day for youngsters
• Veteran care, a difficult task
• Appeals court won't lift block on cigarette tax
• No budget yet
• Sick juror replaced as prosecution continues testimony
• No new sales tax - yet
• No new sales tax - yet
• Dunkirk author to visit Waldenbooks on Saturday
• Fair Campaign panel sides with Bargar
• Planning ahead
• Jury gets 2000 replay
• Cliffstar cuts jobs
• Dog licensing approved in Pomfret
• Expect snow
• City has shortfall of $1M
• Buchanan retrial under way
• Save-A-Lot holds grand opening in Silver Creek
• DTA salutes teachers at annual fall event
• Push for additional Social Security payment enters House
• Finance director Darin Schulz tells committee about methane revenue
• Memorable day
• Take your mark
• County diabetes statistics said high
• 20 staff cuts set at SUNY Fredonia
• Hanover on right track to saving energy
• Village of Westfield going green with new LED lights
• Giving back
• Celebrating the season
• Local pageant group to be on national TV
• Kindberg: Start 2012 county budget process earlier
• Bringing back its legacy
• Santa Claus visits Silver Creek children
• National economist visits annual county Chamber meeting
• Jingle all the way
• Former legislator James Caflisch named county tax director
• 2 accused of armed robbery in Dunkirk
• Brocton nearly bankrupt
• Wild weather hits parts of Erie County
• Chautauqua could be hit next
• Council restores funding to cultural organizations
• 2 accused of burglary at former J.N. Adam
• Purchaser found for White Inn
• Old and new
• Thruway closed as snow misses us, hits Buffalo Southtowns
• Oscar's Odyssey
• Texting awareness issue discussed at SUNY?Fredonia
• Ann Manly remembered by SUNY?College Council
• Bennett retires as vice president of administration at SUNY Fredonia
• Wave of interest
• Route 5 crash claims man's life
• Porter cites 'historic injustice' as basis for Kinzua Dam plan
• $3.7 million staying in county as part of city school building project
• SUNY 1 Txt 1 Life
• Senecas want to be in charge of Kinzua Dam
• Murder trial of Lawrence Carter delayed again
• City now providing ambulance service
• Silver Creek board aiming for savings as well as efficiency
• Full Circle
• Teacher feted for work with language of the Senecas
• Waiting children go to adoptive homes through foster care
• TJ Joy benefit Sunday
• Mayor hopes third time is the charm for Portage Inn building
• Share A Dream ... 15 years later
• Crunch time: Council to make decisions on budget
• New Seneca President says Nation seeks respect
• Mental Health housing program celebrating 20 years
• Briggs to step down
• Town of Westfield residents will see no tax increase
• First major storm of season expected
• Ski resorts ready for winter season
• Black Friday buzz
• Nationwide shoppers hunt for bargains
• IDA funds expansions at brewing company, cottages
• Silver Creek superintendent going to China
• 13 million Americans still paying for 2009's Christmas
• White sight: Albino fawn spotted in Dewittville
• Day of discovery
• Trip of a lifetime
• Thankful to be alive
• Retro Night to jam for Dunkirk native
• Briefcase found in Mayville shed brings families together
• Two Dunkirk teens charged with robbery, conspiracy
• Sheriff's race sees many write-in votes
• $150,000 grant awarded for Brocton Arch
• Holiday forecast includes rain, snow
• Turkey tradition
• Policing pact OK'd
• Westfield Memorial to remain a full service hospital
• Hundreds aid in bid to rescue 7 in creek
• Senecas upset by plan to allow out-of-state tribe to build casino
• Dunkirk's cultural contributions continue shrinking
• Phone fanatics
• Wanted in Hanover: beach for residents
• School learns from emergency drill
• Plenty of hurdles exist for Route 219
• Cultural traditions celebrated in Dunkirk
• Flamingos ready to hit the Turkey Trot
• Blue Star group collecting for holiday care packages
• Police chief notes changes aren't always for the better
• CPS admits errors after court hearing
• County's jobless rate unchanged
• Attempted robbery reported in Dunkirk
• Cassadaga students participate in Turkey Trot
• Santa makes a stop in Westfield
• Christmas countdown
• County airport commission getting close to reality
• Line replacement finished in Cassadaga
• Gowanda Elementary facing repairs from soil layer
• Audit says WACS in good shape financially
• Time to quit
• Airport grant passes Legislature
• Pine Valley still considering policy on playoffs
• Board recognizes efforts made during drill
• Polar bear plunge
• Back in business
• Evans Hike Bike Pathway construction under way
• Incubator creates its own good news
• Follow the money
• Hospitals ink regional mutual aid agreement
• Policing proposals
• Gowanda driver's ed and drug resistance programs take shape
• Legislature to vote on Dunkirk Airport grant
• Resident questions police in Silver Creek
• Owner of student housing brings complaint to board
• On the cutting edge
• Pupils have lunch with veterans
• A changing of the guard in Dunkirk
• Goodell ready to tackle new profession
• Local law for sex offenders discussed
• Remtronics purchases Speciality Bakers building
• Sullivan pushes Pomfret for shared services
• No easy resolution in debate over state cigarette tax
• The future of the Nation
• ON TO SEMI-FINALS: Hillbillies defeat Indians
• Where it all began
• Edwards signs county budget
• Sheriff warns about break-ins
• Sister defends stand-off arrestee
• Minority Leader continues to complain about budget process
• Arrest in standoff
• VFW Post 6472 holds ceremony
• SUNY?Fredonia presents veteran with scholarship
• Schumer visits Jamestown to thank supporters
• Saluting veterans
• STANDOFF IN CASSADAGA
• Ruling favors state in Indian tax fight
• Pomfret approves 2011 budget, hears from village
• All in the family
• Hanover tables four-way stop discussion to consider options
• Expected Gowanda Pharmacy closure upsets residents
• DiFonzo: Freeze my pay
• Legislative committee meetings canceled
• County celebrates new HAZMAT site
• Council begins city budget review
• 'Grape' news
• Hanover debates police coverage
• Fredonia board looking for answers on town budget
• Ready to celebrate
• County, state unemployment levels remain the same
• County advertising for public defender
• Leadership to be settled in court
• Fredonia Fire picks up sign project in Pomfret
• CVCS Superintendent discusses dropping test scores
• Westfield officials hope new signs help businesses
• Story time
• Hanover officials concerned about hazardous corner
• Analysis: County legislature has had 'silly season'
• Judge says police have not doubled revenues
• Right on track
• The buck stops here
• Hillbillies win Class C football title
• Public voices concerns, support for proposed Ripley restaurant
• GOP?defends budget decisions
• Brewing success
• Four schools eye partnership
• CELEBRATION!: Fredonia topples Trojans
• City budget hearing paints bleak picture
• NCCF announces grant recipients
• Drug task force nabs three city residents
• Dayton highway chief acquitted
• CHAMPIONS:?Knights win title
• Mayor Frey to assume some city DPW duties
• Pomfret announces proposed budget, tax increase
• Call to action
• Budget passes
• Edwards calls proposed cuts a 'stunt'; view Ahlstrom's comments
• Goodell defeats?Bargar in race
• Edwards' state bid ends with a loss
• Super andrew
• Pomfret justice race to go to absentee ballots
• Sullivan says county is not in crisis
• AP: Cuomo elected governor
• County exec 'shocked' by plans to cut
• Barn Destruction
• City resident says cut spending
• A third of the year through, Fredonia discusses budget
• Silver Creek taking on water system
• Fire destroys Arkwright barn
• Stutzman says caucuses don't act in public's best interests
• Town of Stockton to cut 2011 tax rate by 37 cents
• Development project takes another step forward
• Mold forces Cassadaga library to stay closed
• The mighty Thor
• Police chief: no assault at Washington Park
• Cassadaga Elementary celebrates Halloween
• Lecceadone challenges Giglio for Assembly
• Young faces challenger for state Senate
• Runkle says budget work is needed
• Our Lady is back
• Candidates differ on Seneca Nation issues
• Bargar, Goodell receiving financial boosts
• List of candidates is finalized
• Happy Halloween!
• Frey budget calls for property tax hike
• Dunkirk Free Library director to retire
• A home for seniors
• National Commander visits area legions
• Property tax and sewer rate hikes proposed
• Adecco return celebrated following fire
• County budget ready for vote
• Goodell part of report
• Aqueduct racetrack slots award goes to prosecutors
• Replacing Parment
• Goodell mentioned in Aqueduct case
• Sheridan shooting charges possible
• Sheriff Gerace dealing with nearly $250K in budget cuts
• New York state, Seneca Nation officials meet
• Negotiating window for Casino compact differences expires Oct. 26
• Young ideas
• Spanos presents cuts to Legislative committee
• Former Masonic Temple business re-opens
• Counting Dunkirk's cats, dogs, recyclables
• Motorist allegedly hit officer and fled
• 20/20 questions
• Village board discusses 15th police officer
• SUNY?Fredonia students view, then discuss debate
• Assembly candidates discuss their ideas to reform Albany
• FCS making a difference for 19th year
• Lucky seven
• Fatal Sheridan shooting under investigation
• Satellite initiative finding success
• Fredonia Opera House to host a night to remember
• 'Friendship' mural dedicated to breast cancer fighters
• Dunkirk man keeping his pets under control
• Candidates set sights on cutting N.Y. budget
• Steger Apartments celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Silver Creek Village Board still divided over lost grant
• Gerace: keep patrols in Hanover
• Candidate mailings criticized
• The great debate
• SUNY students present two environmental efforts in community
• Three more graduate from Drug Treatment Court
• Candidates square off on business climate
• Cornell responds to county executive veto
• In memory
• Ahlstrom calls budget presentations 'commercials'
• No jail time for Gowanda officer
• BCS homecoming to be celebrated during girls' volleyball tonight
• City's 2011 budget release delayed a week
• A little girl's letter .... 150 years ago
• Candidate Roberto backtracks on homosexuality comment
• Erie, Pa., man arrested by U.S. Marshals in Dunkirk
• Pomfret Town Board hears concerns from residents of Lily Dale
• Sentencing of officer delayed until today
• Residents sound off on void
• Rehearsal halls named for Maytums
• COI receives Center for Excellence Grant
• Age-specific playground likely to be constructed
• Hanover Town Board receives $91K check from FEMA
• Talking politics
• Parment questions legality of bed tax change
• Equestrian trails hope to connect towns to nature
• Fredonia close to hiring 15th police officer
• Goodell sign removed but anger persists
• Edwards to discuss DSS
• Abdella filling in as county executive
• Officials upset over lack of notification
• Construction on third Habitat house under way
• Westfield School Board to continue centralization discussions
• Senecas argue state is violating compact
• Seneca Nation considers helping municipalities
• Fall apple picking unlikely due to May frost
• What's next?
• Ahlstrom disagrees with 'grandstanding' position
• Nazzaro takes issue with Edwards
• A?FIGHT?FOR?JUSTICE
• Fredonia to have community wide fire drill
• Resource Center learns about fire prevention
• Budget cut for Sheriff, public facilities
• Brocton officials approve hike in electric rates
• Man shoots himself during stop
• Some legislators seek more cuts
• A new home
• Fieldbrook Foods sold
• New site donated for Tri-County Memorial Hospital
• County Home again a budget issue
• No decision made yet on Cassadaga Library
• Negotiations
• Village board kills big project
• Honored through song
• Legislator seeks change to avoid grandstanding
• Speakers say 'bring it back' to Dunkirk
• WANTED
• 'Big-ticket' budget items get scrutiny
• Committees questioning departments over budget
• Legislature looking at bed tax revenue
• Man, 49, killed by Lake Shore school bus in Evans
• Residents air complaints at board meeting
• Graduates
• Court upholds Dillon's ruling
• Forestville Fall Festival survives rainy finale
• Cruise In for Cancer event held on Sunday
• College Foundation drive nears $12 million
• Fredonia looking at basics in housing inspection
• Joseph Logan
• Cutting services?
• ESCAPED INMATES CAPTURED
• Mayville man killed in crash
• Mayville man accused of having sex with juvenile
• Brocton teen recovering from strangulated intestine
• Officers from 49 countries visit grape research facility
• MANHUNT
• Fun times at Leon festival
• Dems seek long-term solutions
• Chautauqua County budget debate rages on
• Shock fugitives caught
• Manhunt under way for two escaped prisoners; some Brocton students held
• Shooting death arrest
• OBSERVER staffer wins Associated Press award
• Edwards says tax cap won't work without cuts
• Silver Creek school board discusses math audit
• Saying goodbye
• College Council hears of proposed changes to Empowerment Act
• Two graduate from Dunkirk Drug Court
• New site scratched
• Web site has new look
• Hectic day: Edwards in Rochester and Albany
• Allegany regional parks director stepping down
• Ehlers Building sale almost complete
• Change in state scoring affecting all districts
• Sales tax on clothes will start on Friday
• Farnham says no
• New peace pole location declined
• Civic Calendar
• County Conservative Party elects Anna Wilcox chairman
• Collins board discusses potential townwide improvements
• President's Award Lecture today
• Forestville Village Board members discuss upcoming festival
• Westfield Farmers Market Fall Festival a success
• International prosecutors visit Chautauqua for fourth IHLD?Conference
• Stroke Awareness Walk
• SUNY Fredonia Out of the Darkness walk to raise suicide prevention awareness
• Forestville man hurt in car accident
• Polls open in Farnham for downsizing
• Garages and leaf collection discussed in Hanover
• Trembath honored
• Board OKs re-population of cottage
• Area children invited to audition for SUNY production
• Board listens to transportation update
• Senator Young receives top score by Unshackle Upstate
• History Fair winners announced
• Cornell Cooperative Extension offers program for small berry growers
• Assembly candidate Goodell discusses ethics in politics
• Lakeshore Street Rod Association donates to Hospice and county veterans
• Judge Johnson seeking re-election in Pomfret
• Cassadaga Valley reviews goals
• Training certifies 11 bicycle instructors in Chautauqua County
• Nuremberg prosecutor's life honored at Jackson?Center
• County Cancer Services Program receives grant to increase breast cancer awareness
• View video of Dunkirk rescue
• Higgins to host Military Academy Night
• Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES receives communications award for newsletter
• Lake Shore/Carrier Career & Technical Academy to host open house Monday
• Dayton courthouse construction going well
• National Take Back Initiative set for Saturday
• Equestrian trail planning public meeting Sept. 29
• Judge to mull blocking state tax on reservation sales
• Dunkirk police charge two juveniles with spray-painting vandalism
• Beach Sweep on Saturday at Lake Erie State Park
• EDWARDS CALLS FOR COUNTY TAX HIKE
• Senator Young to speak in Dunkirk on Oct. 12
• Brocton board updated by legislator
• Prescription drop-off program Saturday
• Governor directs flags to be flown at half-staff following death of Randolph soldier
• Roberts Road Redevelopment Project moving ahead
• NYSUT leads activists to 'One Nation' march in Washington
• Challenges faced by returning solders to be addressed at symposium
• Soldier from Randolph killed In Afghanistan
• Fredonia looks to budget recycling dollars
• Filtration roof repair bid to be awarded
• Nationwide Prescription Drug Take Back Day set for Saturday
• Fredonia Central School offers Community Education Classes for fall 2010
• Lundine to speak today at SUNY?Fredonia
• Packers thump winless Bills, 34-7
• Ripley resident injured in logging accident
• IN?HONOR... A salute to area war veterans
• Sunset Bay wins Festival of?Grapes hose race
• Chamber Corner
• JCC course explores history of Chautauqua Lake and Institution
• Beach program pushes Cassadaga over budget
• Perrysburg seeks new Zoning Board members
• Rollover operator caught
• Heritage Harvest Festival this weekend
• Law and orders
• Jamestown man pleads guilty in beating death
• Perrysburg board meeting sparks numerous debates
• Community Calendar
• DHS?diplomas
• Pre-teen band to perform at Backline Saturday afternoon
• Brocton seeks volunteers to help design school project
• Candidate Paladino challenges Cuomo to series of debates
• Higgins Announces $302,000 for Dunkirk Airport
• Paladino wants debate with Cuomo
• Local election results
• Portland officials hope construction on water district begins shortly
• SUNY Fredonia partners with South Korean university
• IN?HONOR... A salute to area war veterans
• Hanover Town Board approves various trips
• Maximum Force Wrestling returns Saturday night with 'Retribution'
• Risley Street work
• Challenge to NY reservation cigarette tax in court
• Bills lose to Dolphins in season opener, 15-10
• Business Council issues 2010 Voters' Guide, will make select endorsements
• Community Service Fair to be held at SUNY Fredonia
• Liberty ships in large supply in war
• IN?HONOR... A salute to area war veterans
• Chamber Corner
• Dedicated parents prepare for Aqua Day
• Plans for 2010 Chautauqua County Energy Conference & Expo announced
• community notebook
• Silver Creek residents air concerns
• Jim Spacht scheduled to appear on Senior Report today
• Man charged with murder in Jamestown stabbing
• Jamestown man charged in death, threats
• Sheriff patrol concerns Brocton business owner
• Dunkirk police offering enhanced enforcement
• Court takes Bargar off Independence line
• Audit finds fault with Charlotte
• Trump offers to buy out investor in NYC mosque site
• Ind. activist to head federal anti-carp campaign
• Silver Creek court report
• Silver Creek Board of Education welcomes new staff
• Members Art Show starts Friday in city
• Music on Pier season to end with fireworks
• Young says veto impacts Fredonia schools
• Licensing mandates discussed in Pomfret
• Dunkirk City Drug Court celebrating graduation, open house Thursday
• Former area couple killed in Florida accident
• Silver Creek board fighting for flood funds
• New law to increase safety for volunteer firefighters operating in roadways
• Civic Calendar
• Library Additions
• Service sharing with town on Common Council agenda
• Dunkirk police ready for school year
• Lack of state aid keeps Westfield officials waiting
• Merritt Winery Septemberfest to feature Sabres' Patrick Kaleta
• Ripley Central School officials discuss 5-year building plan
• Dunkirk Free Library is now an automated library
• U.S. Customs says to prepare for busy weekend
• Switchgrass field meeting in Delevan Sept. 14
• Fundraiser helps locals without health insurance
• Work on High Street and Bard Road to get under way shortly
• Fredonia Planning Board discusses comprehensive plan
• IN?HONOR... A salute to area war veterans
• County volunteers complete disaster preparedness training
• Chautauqua Cares annual meeting
• MAYVILLE - Democratic Election Commissioner Norman P. Green Thursday challenged Andrew Goodell on hi
• Community Notebook
• Police seek marijuana growers
• TRC's Parents for Parents group to meet Sept. 13
• Higgins announces September Congress on Your Corner sites
• Green challenges Goodell's intent and honesty
• Town of Evans Dems hold meeting
• Convenience stores seek suspension of 58 percent cigarette tax hike
• Appeals court sides with Nation
• City's Local 616 begins area MDA drive Friday
• Convenience stores call for suspension of cigarette tax hike
• Honor Rolls
• Troopers and firemen respond to rollover
• Paladino speaks to issues in Frewsburg appearance
• Probe: N.Y. prison official steered food contracts
• JCC?introduces 'Communiversity'
• Camp and ride for MDA Sept. 3-4
• DSS phone listing corrections
• Bargar calls for openness on campaign tactics
• Civic Calendar
• Library Additions
• Fredonia Central School bus schedule
• Air quality alert in effect
• Ruling on cigarette taxes on Seneca Nation delayed
• Westfield officials hope to address parking issues
• Japan wins Little League World Series
• In appreciation:?City club assists veterans group
• Historic gate house receives needed attention
• Chamber Corner
• IN?HONOR... A salute to area war veterans
• Litigation proceeding on Canadaway Creek project
• Community Blood Bank blood drive Sept. 2 at Clarion Hotel
• Cultural District's first concert called a success
• WACS cafeteria earns state-wide recognition
• Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center sees new beginning at hand
• Higgins announces application period for federal fire grants
• DiNapoli's office finds problems in audit of Randolph
• Higgins announces $200,000 for weatherization projects in Chautauqua County
• Brocton officials hear concerns regarding park
• Senecas allowed to intervene in case challenging taxation
• Brocton gets informed opinion on wastewater project
• Paterson promises cigarette tax collection
• Suspect in Buffalo murders pleads not guilty
• COI to get $200K for weatherization
• Sandra Day O'Connor visits Chautauqua Institution
• Local Tea Party members protest Higgins appearance
• Beware of storm cleanup scams
• Cassadaga Job Corps student donor reaches milestone
• Upstate tribe relocates cigarette factory
• Comptroller finds several audit problems in Randolph
• Person of interest in Buffalo mass shootings surrenders
• Light the Lakes 2010 coming to Barcelona Harbor Sept. 5
• Ripley Community Day planned for Sept. 12
• National Kidney Foundation brings chronic kidney disease management class to Gowanda
• New Russell Joy Park pavilion up and running
• Assistance with trail development available to communities
• Shared services helped complete project
• Assemblyman Giglio urges residents to visit new Job Bank website
• Train station work under way in Jamestown
• Dunkirk ACO gets help
• Higgins announces over $412,300 for Chautauqua County airports
• 'The Sauce Boss' returning to Red, White and Blues Festival
• Voter registration deadline at hand for primary election
• Light the Lakes Fireworks extravaganza set for Sept. 5
• IN?MEMORY... Remembering area war veterans
• Chamber Corner
• Pierce announces candidacy for Seneca Nation president
• Glenn?Colton to perform at Cassadaga Library
• Antique equipment show draws people to the past
• Free kidney screenings at the Elks Club on Sept. 11
• First Mental Health Court graduation Aug. 26
• View video of Campus and Community Children's Center
• WACS officials discuss class scheduling options
• Nancy Bargar announces support for property tax cap
• JCC students in summer classes hold combined session
• Chautauqua County Fair Bike Raffle called a big success
• History on display in Pomfret town hall
• Three charged in Dunkirk drug bust
• Senecas ask federal court to block state from tax collection
• Charlotte equalization rate up slightly
• Supporting a failing 'way of life'
• CWC to hold 20th anniversary event Saturday
• Fredonia State dedicates $4.6 million child care center
• History at your fingertips
• Cassadaga water project could get under way within weeks
• Sons of Liberty N.Y. inaugural benefit motorcycle run Saturday
• Higgins announces $855,901 for broadband expansion in Chautauqua County
• View video of Empire State Development Corp. CEO speech
• Two charged in Silver Creek Moose Lodge burglary
• Goodell gains line on November ballot
• JCC?cutting OK'd budget to avoid increasing tuition
• GCS considers designs, driving over summer
• Heenan's Pub expansion set for public hearing
• Dunkirk Cultural District announces free concert
• Forestville wins 2010 PARP?Award
• Niagara County GOP endorses Paladino
• Silver Creek discusses watershed, tank inspections
• Paterson announces SBA disaster assistance for WNY?counties
• Literacy Volunteers begins experiment in social entrepreneurship
• Apple crop also expected to be strong in the area
• U.S. News names Fredonia 10th among top regional public universities
• Police warn of phone scam involving area bank
• Blog about golden pensions in California
• Water system improvements on council agenda
• Evans Democratic Club holds political picnic
• Angel Food Ministries offers a helping hand for families
• Charges dropped in Buffalo shooting that killed four
• Travis Lecceadone running against Giglio for State Assembly
• United Arts Appeal announces grant winners
• CWC 20th anniversary celebration set for Aug. 21
• Erratic driving on Route 60 leads to charges
• Manufacturers rally to develop workforce
• Art in the Woods winners announced
• Jamestown man hits $200,000 Powerball prize
• Portland awards bid for parts of old highway structure
• Adams Art Gallery receives United Arts Appeal grant
• Lake management plan passes commission
• Lake Shore Central Middle School students assist Silver Creek habitat family
• Jamestown man wins $200,000 second place Powerball Lottery Prize
• Stockton OKs installing radiant heat floor system in new utility building
• Pomfret hears LDC update for Fredonia
• CWC to hold hike Friday at Cassadaga Creek Preserve
• Oops! Late state budget became even later
• Blood drive Saturday at Clarion Hotel
• Annual wine festival has big promises
• Amish way of life epitomized by annual Relief Auction
• Motorcycle Run and Campout for Muscular Dystrophy set
• Hanover appoints new building inspectorHanover appoints new building inspector
• NCCF announces grant program deadline
• State audit finds fault with Pomfret
• Masonic Temple elevator shaft demolished
• Deputy Attorney General discusses village dissolution
• Citizen starts discussion forum on Lakewood dissolution
• Mike Metzger re-elected president of The Resource Center's board
• Municipalities encouraged to keep assessments up to date
• Cigarettes seized between NY Indian reservations
• Two car crash in Fredonia
• View video of the Masonic Temple demolition
• Chautauqua County Fair gets nod as one of top ten in the nation
• Rescue operation in Lake Erie under way
• Ripley Board of Education reviews test scores
• Heritage Ministries presents Partners in Quality award to Senator Young
• Emotional business
• Shesol to deliver Chautauqua's Jackson Lecture Aug. 18
• Shakespeare with a twist
• Hanford and Sunset Bays' Safety Committee continues its work
• Kidder named as honorary chairman of Bargar campaign
• Ohio residents injured in ATV accident
• Silver Creek school board talks meal prices, code of conduct
• Cassadaga seeing progress in water system upgrade
• ALBANY - Outdoor enthusiasts have a new tool to help plan the perfect trip to visit any of the 2,500
• Schumer pushes new DWI technology
• Rising Star winner for July chosen
• 4th Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs on Aug. 30-31
• Tops will sell 7 markets to settle complaint
• New books at Anderson-Lee Library
• Cruisin'at the College Sunday
• Fredonia High School Principal's Awards
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Chautauqua County
• Chautauqua County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Chautauqua County
• Wreck And Roll Festival

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