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12/16/2024

At their November meeting, the Freedom Town Board held a public hearing on Local Law #5 of 2024, titled "Adopting a Moratorium on Certain Energy Uses." They clarified that the moratorium is not a ban on solar power, but a step to protect the health and safety of all town residents.

Prior to their regular business meeting on Nov. 18, the Freedom Town Board held a public hearing for input on Local Law #5 of 2024 titled, “Adopting a Moratorium on Certain Energy Uses.” Town Planning Board member Doug Wicks explained that the moratorium would give the planning board more time t...

12/16/2024

A Public Hearing on the 2025 budget was held prior to the regular meeting of the Franklinville Town Board on Nov. 12.

A Public Hearing on the 2025 budget was held prior to the regular meeting of the Franklinville Town Board on Nov. 12. Town Supervisor Catharyn Campbell reviewed the budget lines and emphasized that the amount to be raised by taxes did not exceed the 2% cap. Board member Sharon Hahn apologized to the...

12/16/2024

At the Arcade Village Board meeting on Nov. 19, 2024, a public hearing was set for Dec. 17 to amend the village’s solid waste management law. The board also discussed using the remaining ARPA funds to replace the large shelter in the village park.

The Arcade Village Board of Trustees set a public hearing, approved designation ARPA funds, during their meeting on Nov. 19, 2024. The public hearing set is to amend the village’s current local law Chapter 54, which addresses solid waste management. The public hearing itself will address recent ch...

12/15/2024

Despite weather delays, Pioneer hosted the 21st annual Pioneer Motorsport Boys’ Basketball Tip-Off Tournament on Dec. 6-7. The host Panthers battled hard and came out on top, winning the tournament.

Photos by Melissa NorthrupGavin Schwab scores during Pioneer's match against Franklinville. While adjusting for weather postponements, Pioneer hosted the 21st Pioneer Motorsport Boys' Basketball Tip-Off Tournament on Dec. 6-7. The host Panthers won the tournament. The Dec. 5 Snow Day forced adjustme...

12/15/2024

The Franklinville Village Board unanimously approved Bob Cintron's appointment as permanent police chief.

At the regular meeting of the Franklinville Village Board on Oct. 28, Mayor Ashley Schumaker reported the board had received notice that Bob Cintron had passed the Police Chief Test. The board unanimously approved Cintron’s appointment as permanent police chief. The police chief reported three DWI...

12/15/2024

On Friday, Nov. 22, Marissa Sanders, a member of the Arcade VFW Auxiliary and waitress at the club, generously donated her tips to the Charlotte House. Amy Martina, another waitress, also contributed a portion of her tips to support the organization.

Photo by Barb DrajemCharlotte House Board President Harry Beckous was given a donation of $1,650 by Marissa Sanders (center) from tips that were collected during her shift on Friday, Nov. 22 at the Arcade VFW. Amy Martina (right), another waitress, donated a portion of her tips as well. The Charlott...

12/14/2024

Pioneer, Letchworth and Perry wrestled at the 29th Triple O Wrestling Tournament on Dec. 7. Letchworth finished second in the 16-team field.

Photo Courtesy of Coach WeaverCoach Weston Weaver and the Letchworth Wrestling team after the Legends finished second at the 16-team Byron-Bergen Triple O wrestling tournament on Dec. 7. Pioneer, Letchworth and Perry wrestled at the 29th Triple O Wrestling Tournament hosted by Byron-Bergen on Dec. 7...

12/14/2024

Were you able to catch a glimpse of the gnome in the Arcade Village Park?
Eric Jones, an artist from Cuba, created the snow sculpture as part of the annual “Christmas Magic” event in Arcade.

Eric poses for a photo next to his finished creation. On Friday, Dec. 6, Arcade residents celebrated Christmas with an annual event in the Arcade Park. The celebration is called “Christmas Magic” and includes a visit from Santa, a tree lighting, a manger scene provided by the Hope Lutheran Churc...

12/14/2024

Local law enforcement officers from Wyoming County came together to help with the annual Shop with a Cop on Dec. 7 at Warsaw Walmart. This has been an annual event in December for over 10 years.

Photos providedLocal law enforcement officers from Wyoming County came together to help with the annual Shop with a Cop on Dec. 7 This holiday season, the Wyoming County Sheriff’s Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization founded in 2023, brought joy to Wyoming County students through the “Shop with ...

12/14/2024

The Warsaw Chamber of Commerce held their annual village Moonlight Magic holiday event held on Dec. 6.

Photo by Trisha Morris-KopinskiWarsaw firefighter Dan Smith helps Santa in the ladder firetruck to reach the top of the Soldier and Sailors Monument for the ceremonial lighting. Despite the cold weather, there was a festive air of excitement for the annual Warsaw Chamber of Commerce Moonlight Magic....

12/13/2024

The Owens family has opened Joseph’s Mercantile on Main Street in Arcade.
The new addition to the community not only brings a fresh local business to the area, but it also provides a space for talented local artisans to sell their work.

Photo by Barb DrajemThe Owens family has opened Joseph’s Mercantile on Main Street in Arcade. They are looking forward to seeing local shoppers, especially during the Christmas season. There is a new business on Main Street in Arcade, which carries the name “Joseph’s Mercantile, Local Artisans...

12/10/2024

At the Nov. 18, 2024 meeting, the Perry Village Board of Trustees approved a resolution to retain services from the village attorney to address a property maintenance violation.

The Perry Village Board of Trustees approved a resolution to retain services from their village attorney for a matter of a property maintenance violation during their meeting on Nov. 18, 2024. The drafted meeting minutes read that a property located on Bradford Street was in violation of “§465-14...

12/10/2024

Volunteers worked together on Nov. 24 to decorate the Hinsdale Park for the holiday season.

Photos providedVolunteers worked together on Sunday, Nov. 24 to decorate the Hinsdale Park for Christmas. Groups represented were from the school, girl scouts and Hinsdale Community Church. Several volunteer groups got together on Sunday, Nov. 24, as it was time to decorate the park and gazebo to ge...

12/09/2024

The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) has released its 2024 "Reliability Needs Assessment" Report, warning of a concerning decline in statewide resource margins.
The organization is tasked with making sure New Yorkers have access to reliable, on-demand electricity.

The New York Independent System Operator – the organization tasked with making sure New Yorkers have access to reliable, on-demand electricity – released its 2024 “Reliability Needs Assessment” Report on Nov. 19. The report opens with a warning, “There is a very concerning decline in state...

12/09/2024

Stacy Gertis, Creative Director at McGaw Graphics is an accomplished artist with 20 years of experience, sharing her talent through Paint Nights at the Main Street Winery in Arcade. Her talent can be seen in the mural on the winery's outside wall.

Photos providedStacy Gertis is a local artist who works mostly in charcoal, creating sketches of many different animals and local landmarks. She will also do commissioned projects. Stacy Gertis is the Creative Director at Megaw Graphics and the mother of two little girls. But she is also an accompli...

12/08/2024

WCBC North, LLC, managed by the Wyoming County Business Center, has announced that the removal of debris and demolition of the structures at the former Emkay Trading Site at Church Street in the village of Arcade.

WCBC North, LLC, managed by the Wyoming County Business Center, has announced that the removal of debris and demolition of the structures at the former Emkay Trading Site at 58 Church St. in the village of Arcade has been successfully completed. The project resulted in the removal and proper disposa...

12/08/2024

Isabel Palix, owner of Bel & B Artistry is preparing for the busy holiday season. Bel & B Artistry provides graphic design services, from business logos, advertisements and branding to custom graphics and more.

Photo providedIsabel Palix, owner of Bel & B Artistry. Isabel Palix, owner of Bel & B Artistry said she recently experienced an influx in business locally and is preparing for the busy holiday season. “Bel & B Artistry provides professional-quality graphic design services, from business logos, adv...

12/07/2024

The Pioneer Panther's JV basketball team opened the season by winning the 2024 Cuba-Rushford JV Shootout Tournament on Nov. 29-30.

Photo Courtesy of Coach ChapmanCoach Ryan Chapman and the Pioneer JV boys' basketball team are shown after winning the 2024 Cuba-Rushford JV Shootout Tournament on Nov. 29-30. The players are holding the plaques they won. Coach Ryan Chapman is the new coach for the 2024-25 Pioneer JV boys' basketbal...

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