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‘Navy Bob’s’ latest book pushes for healthcare safety

“Navy Bob” Roncska's latest book highlights an underreported nightmare: Hundreds of Americans die each day from medical complications that could have been prevented. The Dunkirk native and former commander of a U.S. Navy nuclear submarine teamed with Jeffrey Kuhlman, who was President ...

Clean audit report for Fredonia schools

While there has been plenty of talk about finances surrounding nearby municipalities and tax impacts of potential projects, the Fredonia Central School District has received a bit of good news regarding its finances. Fredonia received an unmodified opinion in its external audit report, ...

Holiday collection benefits youth and families

Fredonia Presbyterian Church has had a long-standing relationship with Fredonia Agri-Business Child Development (ABCD). For many years the folks at Fredonia Presbyterian have been collecting new underwear, tee-shirts, socks, mittens, hats, and scarves for the students at Head Start and their ...

Culinary arts students get creative for annual competition

Anna Gilman and Makaila Rosario didn’t know each other when they enrolled in the Culinary Arts program at the LoGuidice Educational Center. That’s typically the case when students from different school districts pick a Career & Technical Education program at Erie ...

State report on open government released

According to the New York Coalition for Open Government, Fredonia Mayor Michael Ferguson is naughty, and the town of Hanover is nice. The organization that monitors government transparency in the state released its annual holiday season “Naughty and Nice List,” covering events in 2024. ...

Hanover water project proceeds despite bad weather

HANOVER — While it wouldn’t be fitting for the Town of Hanover’s major water line replacement project to move forward without any delays, Mother Nature’s wrath has only momentarily paused the progress of the project. Despite weather-related delays, a portion of the project on Old Main ...