Craig O’Connor, organizer of a benefit put together for young Cooper Kossack, was amazed at both the turnout as well as how people stepped up in supporting the Kossack family for their journey ahead with treatments for his recent diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. “It’s nice ...
The Warren County School District Board of Directors is scheduled to meet today and consider an agenda that includes student discipline and electronic-device policies, staffing requests, career education agreements and several financial matters. Among the items before the board are proposed changes to district policies governing student use of electronic devices and discipline. The board is being asked to waive the usual policy review requirements and consider its new policy on first and second reading, The proposed policy prohibits the use of electronic devices during the school ...
A Saturday night dance club is returning to the Conewango Club this fall and with it, a history dating back over 50 years. The Saturday Night Dance Club has been held at the Conewango Club since 2005 with dinner, live music or DJ and dancing. Prior to that it was held at the Starbrick Fire ...
FALCONER – An investigation is continuing into an industrial fire Friday afternoon. Dark gray smoke darkened the sky over the village on Friday as firefighters fought a fire at JMI’s 1946 New York Ave., concrete facility, that began around 1:26 p.m. An hour later, the Chautauqua County ...
Taking the stage during the first night of the Republican Party’s midterm convention, U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., made the case that President Donald Trump and the GOP have delivered for Americans. “Washington elites sacrificed working families on the altar of cheaper goods and higher profits, and they decided that America could stop making things, and they left us dangerously dependent on China,” McCormick said. “And America said no more.” “We rejected decline, and America elected President Trump and Republican majorities, and we have delivered,” he added. ...
Scammers are becoming increasingly convincing, but knowing the warning signs can help individuals protect themselves and the people they care about. On Wednesday, Sept. 23, the Warren-Forest Higher Education Council will partner with Kinzua Federal Credit Union to offer a free community class titled “Scam Smart,” from 6 to 7 p.m. The class will be held at Hi-Ed, located at 589 Hospital Drive, Suite F, in Warren. Kinzua Federal Credit Union representatives Amanda Fetzeck and Amy Lyon will discuss scams they are commonly seeing in the local area. Participants will learn how to ...
