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A former bank in the city of Dunkirk may be turned into apartments, possibly for short-term rentals, and also have space for commercial development. On Monday

A former bank in the city of Dunkirk may be turned into apartments, possibly for short-term rentals, and also have space for commercial development. On Monday

The roughly $71 million microhospital, which would be built in Fredonia, would be covered by grants long ago awarded by the state, though those funds have yet to be released.

When New York state announced the first round of a total of $74 million in funding it would set aside to build a new Brooks Memorial Hospital in northern Chauta

When New York state announced the first round of a total of $74 million in funding it would set aside to build a new Brooks Memorial Hospital in northern Chauta

One of the last financial audits to be made public by the Dunkirk Local Development Corp. was during a meeting in November 2019. While the agency reported $296,

One of the last financial audits to be made public by the Dunkirk Local Development Corp. was during a meeting in November 2019. While the agency reported $296,

Serving as city of Dunkirk Festivals coordinator, Hector Rosas loved the spotlight. Whether it was helping to bring an air show and boat races to the city water

Serving as city of Dunkirk Festivals coordinator, Hector Rosas loved the spotlight. Whether it was helping to bring an air show and boat races to the city water

Councilman At-Large Paul VanDenVouver implores city Mayor Wilfred Rosas to leave the Dec. 15 meeting. Tempers had been simmering for the first 11 months of 2020 in Dunkirk City Hall, but it was nothing like this. After Common Council approved a $24 million budget that included increases to the sewer rate and tipping fee — which goes toward garbage collection — at the beginning of December, there was a sense of uncertainty that came to light. Council members gave the appearance of being frus...