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Former Moose property demolished in Silver Creek

<!-- SHOW ARTICLE --> SILVER CREEK — Another troubled village site has been taken down. Last week, with the assistance of the Chautauqua County Land...

Council set to ratify marina sale

OBSERVER file photo Common Council is expected to take action on the marina tonight. <!-- SHOW ARTICLE --> The Dunkirk Common Council is set to ratify...

Shopping for college apartment bargains at ReStore

It's college move-in time for thousands of students across the region the next couple of weeks. We know families are looking for some affordable furniture...

Sheridan replaces stolen highway equipment

OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen Highway Superintendent Jeff Feinen was authorized by the Sheridan Town Board to proceed with the purchase of equipment to replace...

Sheridan takes legal action on site

OBSERVER Photos by Braden Carmen The former Pawn Starz building on Route 20 in Sheridan burned down two years ago, but has remained an eyesore...

Garden plans to proceed in Silver Creek

OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen Pictured is the design for a “Victory Garden” at the former Revere Inn site, located at 240 Central Ave., in...

New technology cuts down emergency response times at schools

OHIO — Technology connected to schools is helping to protect thousands of students each year facing emergency situations. What You Need To Know 911 inform allows dispatchers...

Homicide numbers a troubling trend

The death of 12-year-old Mya Smith has been deemed suspicious. — Jan. 22 – Marlon Clay, 28, killed by gunshot at Parkview Apartments in Jamestown....

After declaration, Jamestown keeps waiting

OBSERVER Photo by Christopher Blakeslee Homeless and unhoused individuals under the Main Street Viaduct and along the Riverwalk appear to be growing in numbers. Mayor...

Fredonia OKs spending crackdown

With finances looking bleak, trustees approved a new policy for the village. <!-- SHOW ARTICLE --> The Fredonia Board of Trustees passed a resolution this...

Inflation is eroding New York’s infrastructure spending power

New York state’s infrastructure spending is higher than expected on multiple projects due to inflation. Additionally, a recent report out by the state comptroller...

Dunkirk council talks finances

Councilwoman Natalie Luczkowiak speaks against the county’s resolution to involve the state Attorney General’s office in Dunkirk’s fiscal probe. <!-- SHOW ARTICLE --> Meeting for...

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