Randolph Land Acquisition Hearing Scheduled
RANDOLPH — A public hearing will be held to discuss the acquisition of two parcels of property within the school district. Proposition One is for the purchase of land at 6 Main St. There are approximately 1.3 acres of real property the district is interested in purchasing to extend the front lawn at a cost of $55,000, plus closing costs. The purchase will be financed with funds from the Capital Reserve Fund. Proposition Two is for the purchase of land at 19 Main St. The three acres of property would be used to develop a bus garage and storage facility. The cost of the property is $45,000 plus closing costs. The funds will be drawn from the Capital Reserve Fund. The hearing will be held at 6 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 15, in the Randolph High School auditorium. Board members will answer questions from residents in regards to an upcoming vote, scheduled from 2 to 8 p.m., Oct. 22, in the high school auditorium.
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BUFFALO — How criminal charges against a city developer may affect a proposed shopping outlet or travel plaza for the city remain unclear.
Developer Joe Roosa and his wife Rita are facing charges pertaining to the alleged sale of ‘‘large
City To Brainstorm Road Upgrades
SALAMANCA — City officials plan to ‘‘brainstorm’’ a construction project that would provide access to a 202-acre State Park Avenue site earmarked for development.
The brainstorming session, said City Director of Planning David Paoletta, w
Randolph Plans Timber Harvest
RANDOLPH — A member from the forestry presented a proposal to trustees at a recent Randolph Village Board meeting, regarding harvesting the watershed property on Reservoir Road, which belongs to the village.
Robinson stated that there ar
Lawmakers To Consider Casino Money For Elders Program
LITTLE VALLEY — Cattaraugus County Lawmakers are considering whether they should put $25,000 in money received for hosting the Seneca Allegany Casino, along with some paid-for professional services, towards a new Olean business that would offer elder
» Full StoryLeon Hosts Fall Harvest Festival
LEON — It was cool temperatures and brilliant sunshine for this year’s Fall Festival in Leon.
The Fire Hall was full of original and creative crafts that ranged from hand-carved angels to jewelry to knit goods.
The Leon Muse
Chaut. Lake CS Victory
Chamber
Near 6th St. Bridge
Receives Award
Flying Dogs
Dunkirk vs. Falconer
At Frewsburg
Allegheny State Park