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Urgency grows for petition
October 18, 2012 Not to sound snide, but where are all the residents who support the NRG Energy Inc. more »»
Endorsement: Elect Romney president
October 17, 2012 Before casting your vote in the election for president, ask yourself two questions: First, is the United States better off today than four years ago? Even more important, will you be better off four... more »»
No surprises in proposal
October 16, 2012 Be careful what you wish for must be going through the minds of some of those residents and taxpayers in Erie County who voted for current executive Mark Poloncarz. more »»
LEGISLATURE: Group finally is listening
October 15, 2012 It was a scenario that played out numerous times in the Chautauqua County Legislature over the last decade. The issue was downsizing the number of overabundant legislators from 25 to either 19 or 1. more »»
Union lets down workers
October 14, 2012 If a decision to sell the Chautauqua County Home is made later this week, the leadership of the CSEA can take some of the blame. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
October 13, 2012 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST RUNNING SIDE BY SIDE — The Silver Creek Central School District has approved another sports sharing agreement with an area school. more »»
Still time for petition
October 12, 2012 It is time for residents to put the power in their hands. This week, members of the NRG Energy Inc. more »»
Debate: Energy funds for ‘losers’
October 11, 2012 Poll respondents and pundits alike agreed in the hours and days after the first presidential debate: Challenger Mitt Romney came out ahead of President Barack Obama. It was all a matter of priorities. more »»
BROCTON: Hotel gets new life
October 10, 2012 Thanks to Al Seavy and Terri Selig, a historic hotel and landmark is open again in Brocton. The St. Stephen Hotel at 2 W. Main St. in the village has undergone a remarkable transformatio. more »»
Some applause for ‘Connection’
October 9, 2012 It was an ambitious goa. more »»
Congress: Stop benefits for millionaires
October 8, 2012 Nearly 2,400 Americans with household incomes of $1 million or more a year received unemployment compensation benefits in 2009, the Congressional Research Office reported this week. more »»
A winning combination
October 7, 2012 In recent history, proposals to consolidate schools — especially when they hit the voting booths — have been losing propositions. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
October 6, 2012 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST FORESTVILLE FALL FESTIVAL — Mother Nature may not be cooperating, but this weekend people in Forestville will be out in full force to... more »»
Proper step with officer
October 5, 2012 Sixty days probation. That is the disciplinary action by Dunkirk’s Common Council against its animal control officer for disposing of two dead dogs into a private dumpster. more »»
Deficit: Hole has grown deeper
October 4, 2012 When Barack Obama became president, he vowed to reduce deficit spending. Working with the spenders in Congress, he increased it. more »»
Salute: Thousands cheer champ
October 3, 2012 There was reason for celebration despite Sunday’s Buffalo Bills’ meltdown against the New England Patriots in Orchard Park. more »»
Policies add to the red ink
October 2, 2012 Americans’ collective $16 trillion national debt, with about one-third of it piled up during just the past three and one-half years under President Barack Obama, has become a major issue in this... more »»
Board shirks responsibility
October 1, 2012 Does the price of something ever really matter? Not always when you sit on a government board in Chautauqua County. more »»
What’s missing in wage freeze?
September 30, 2012 It appears as if the CSEA wants to make a portion of its negotiations with Chautauqua County public. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
September 29, 2012 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST SUHR JUMP — You don't realize just how high 15 feet, 10 inches is until you stand next to a bar that high in person. more »» |
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