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FREDONIA STATE: Hockey goals being reached
February 8, 2013 One of the major accomplishments of the past week has not received enough credit. more »»
Ripley Tuition vote is courageous
February 7, 2013 It was not an easy choice, but Ripley voters made the right call. more »»
Society: Bullying not always open
February 6, 2013 A little 11-year-old girl in London, Ohio, frequently came home from school crying, her parents told police recently. more »»
End search, share position
February 5, 2013 Since Rob Lancaster’s forced departure as chief of the water filtration plant, the village of Fredonia is still looking for someone to do the job on a permanent basis. more »»
Prediction: Cloudy rank for groundhogs
February 4, 2013 Dunkirk Dave gave the region some welcome news on Saturday morning: spring is on the way. But Dave is just not as appreciated as he should be on a national level. more »»
As Bills’ fans suffer, Harbaugh gets shot
February 3, 2013 San Francisco 49er head coach Jim Harbaugh never made it to the Super Bowl as a National Football League player, but he did come close. The year was 1995. more »»
Thinking ‘big’ for 15th year
February 3, 2013 As hard as it may be in the middle of winter to think spring, an event filled with hope proves it is not that far away. Last week, a meeting boosting the annual Relay of Life was held. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
February 2, 2013 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST DUNKIRK DAVE ATTENTION — Congratulations to Dunkirk Dave, the local groundhog hero, as well as his handler Bob Will for all the attention. more »»
Tuition plan is opportunity
February 1, 2013 Leave it to New York state to muddy the waters. more »»
Hanover: End good deal for villages
January 31, 2013 Neighboring municipalities need to work together more often. But the town of Hanover is taking the right step. more »»
Instructors: Touching lives for 25 years
January 30, 2013 Two local heroes were recently honored by the Office of Lifelong Learning and Special Programs at Fredonia State University. more »»
Event brings plenty of cheer
January 29, 2013 Talk about a high level of energy. more »»
Fredonia: Vision of services, not the future
January 28, 2013 Though Fredonia Mayor Stephen Keefe believes the purpose of village government is to provide safety and security, there were those in the audience who politely disagreed. more »»
Speedy report is ‘objective’
January 27, 2013 Before the Westfield and Brocton schools take the next step in a possible consolidation, a report by the consultants who worked with the districts and residents must be produced before Feb. 15. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
January 26, 2013 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST NEW FACES ON CAMPUS — SUNY Fredonia's international population has grown by more than 60, with the arrival of the newest class of students,... more »»
Positive sign at Fredonia event
January 25, 2013 Fredonia Mayor Stephen Keefe took his State of the Village report on the road Thursday and while it did not provide a true outline for the future, the audience brought some reason for optimism. more »»
Silver Creek: Empty chair act in village
January 24, 2013 You may not see Silver Creek Trustee Ben Peters’ picture on a milk carton, but there is no question he is missing in action. more »»
Region: Blood donors are needed
January 23, 2013 What a difference one month makes. Community Blood Bank officials, who announced they were pleased with current supplies in December, have announced there is a critical blood shortage. more »»
‘Longevity pay’ sours new deal
January 22, 2013 A new deal between the police union and the city of Dunkirk features a little bit of give and take by both sides. more »»
Legacy: Remembering a leader
January 21, 2013 The spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is alive in Dunkirk. more »» |
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