New York State Department Department of Correctional and Community Supervision reported Saturday evening an agreement has ...

John D’Agostino of the Dunkirk OBSERVER gave me the green light to go out and get stories of local veterans for the In Honor ...

Jon Pritikin has made it a career helping others find inner peace and inspiration. At schools, he talks about overcoming ...

I recently attended a mini-conference for nonprofits run by The Capacity Lab. The keynote speaker was Dr. James Lemoine, a ...

Parker Bohn of the Dunkirk City School District has been named WNY P-TECH’s Student of the Month for January. Bohn is ...

John W. Dill American Legion Post 434 hosted a craft show and flea market that was open to the community. More than 20 ...

Students of the Month were recently honored. They included, in front: Coralee Matos, Leia Hochstine, Frank Rivera. In back ...

Which would you rather be: rich and famous, rich but not famous, famous but broke, or neither rich nor famous nor broke? Being broke and famous does not paint a pretty picture. These are the ...

The Chautauqua County Partnership for Economic Growth, in collaboration with the Chautauqua County Department of Planning & ...

Quick work from the Dunkirk Fire Department on Thursday evening prevented a fire originating in the laundry room of a Dunkirk ...

A union has filed a grievance against the city of Dunkirk government over a laid-off employee. The city wants the state Supreme Court to delay arbitration in the case. Kim Robbins was a legal ...

U.S. Rep. Nick Langworthy is calling for another set of eyes when it comes to the corrections officers strike across New York state. This week, Langworthy sent a letter to Acting Labor Secretary Lori ...