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Top School 5 students celebrated

Recently several students at Dunkirk Primary School 5 were honored as Students of the Month for December. Students were awarded certificates. Special recognition was given to Joyleni Figueroa for being the building-wide student of the month at a recent Board of Education meeting. Students ...

‘Raring to go’ Dunkirk Dave is ready for Groundhog Day Sunday

Winter this year has been a rough one. Sunday morning, Western New York’s most popular prognosticator will make his annual appearance to let everyone know if that rough winter will drag on or if better days are ahead soon. Sunday is Groundhog Day, and Dunkirk’s own groundhog, Dunkirk ...

Fredonia OKs loan to get through fiscal year

Fredonia apparently needs a Revenue Anticipation Note to fund itself through the end of its fiscal year. The village Board of Trustees authorized Treasurer Erlyssa LeBeau on Friday morning to put together the Revenue Anticipation Note. It can be for up to $825,000. The trustees voted ...

Hanover looking to attract hotel developers

HANOVER — The results of the Hanover feasibility study for a potential hotel are in, and there is no doubt about what it means: Hanover is seeking a hotel. Spurrier Consulting conducted a feasibility study to analyze the area along Routes 5 and 20 from the Seneca Nation land to the split ...

Jury selection in Matar trial to begin Tuesday

MAYVILLE – One of the biggest trials in Chautauqua County, as far as media attention is concerned, is about to get underway, nearly two and a half years after the original incident. On Tuesday, jury selection is scheduled to begin in the case of Hadi Matar, the suspect accused of stabbing ...

NCCS celebrates Catholic Schools Week

This week of the year Northern Chautauqua Catholic School students had the spotlight all to themselves. Catholic Schools Week was recognized across the nation this week. Among the schools to fully embrace the week was Dunkirk’s Northern Chautauqua Catholic School (NCCS) — the only school ...