After criticism over an inflated number in this year’s budget, Fredonia Fire Chief Joshua Myers offered a considerably lower ambulance revenue projection in the upcoming spending plan. Myers stated at a Board of Trustees budget meeting he budgeted $550,000 for 2025-26, down from the ...

Many in Fredonia cast a jaundiced eye toward the SUNY Fredonia campus, especially this time of year with “Fred Fest” approaching. Judging by two recent pieces from the campus newspaper, students return some of the suspicion. One of the Fredonia Leader articles was a lengthy exploration of ...

The following students were chosen as Students of the Month for March representing grades kindergarten to five. These students demonstrated the character trait of Fairness on a consistent basis. Front row: Frankie Skelly, Kate Ransom, Molly Timmerman, Finnley Edson. Middle row: Aryiah ...

ASHVILLE — CDL instructors and Career & Technical Education students at Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES recently got an up-close look at an electric semi-truck at the Hewes Educational Center. The special visit was coordinated by Adult Education through E2CCB and included a Peterbilt ...

Defining the Best Children with disabilities are really angels in disguise. They teach us what’s important. Working with people with disabilities, especially children, has become one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. It took many years of education and training, but the ...

Some land for vineyards, field crops, and other undeveloped parcels in Westfield have been sold. The Post-Journal and OBSERVER have been analyzing real estate sales in Chautauqua County and recently looked at the sales from Feb. 11-14. During this time period, Gary and Darlene Youngs sold ...