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Only drastic measures can transform struggling cities (opens the original)
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Maybe it is time for Dunkirk's elected leaders to revisit a survey taken last winter regarding a financial future for the cash-strapped municipality. That poll, commissioned by state Sen. George Borrello and Assemblyman Andrew Molitor, found that of 178 city residents questioned, 68% supported an independent financial control board. “These results send a clear message: Dunkirk residents recognize the seriousness of the city’s financial situation and want meaningful, independent oversight,” Borre
Lavish, placid Republican legislators may be on hot seat (opens the original)
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Right as the controversial data center issue began to ramp up in the spring, our newspaper received a communication from a fired-up individual. As part of the impassioned discussion, the caller made it clear what she was going to say would be important to the Brocton-Portland community. Carla Rodriguez responded she was the Democratic-endorsed candidate for District 7 County Legislature. Within two days, her comments hit the print and online editions. “This is not just about development," she sa
On devastating day, news coverage took center stage (opens the original)
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Headlines and heartache filled this day exactly 25 years ago. Across the nation, stunned residents gathered in front of televisions or turned on radios for minute-by-minute updates on the horrors happening in our homeland. Another large segment of the population turned to newspapers -- that evening and the next morning. Hundreds of publications, including The Post-Journal in Jamestown, the OBSERVER in Dunkirk and Times Observer in Warren, Pa., printed a special edition the day of the attacks on
Lawmaker proposes open process to fill vacant offices (opens the original)
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Voters will have a chance to choose Tony Dolce's replacement in November. But until Jan. 1, Dolce's replacement will be chosen by the city Republicans with consent of the City Council. Jamestown's city charter spells out the process for filling a council vacancy. The remaining City Council members must vote by a majority to appoint a replacement within 60 days. The new appointee must belong to the exact same political party as the member who died, with the appointee serving until the next schedu
Economic silver linings evident near Labor Day (opens the original)
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Over the last three months, despite a slightly higher jobless rate in July at 4.6%, there is reason for optimism when it comes to the Chautauqua County economy. In the weekend before the Labor Day holiday, it appears major projects that bolster the region are working out. Last week, area officials celebrated one of the largest investments in this region at Wells Enterprises. A ribbon was cut to signify the completion of Phase 2 of a four-phase project transforming the Wells plant in Dunkirk into
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