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February 24, 2024
With two recent hires, Brooks-TLC Hospital System is bringing big city surgery to the small town community of northern Chautauqua County. Experienced surgeons
February 22, 2024
After 33 years of service to the District, with his wife at his side, Fredonia Middle School Teacher Doug Corell fought back tears as he spoke of his intent to
December 14, 2023
New York state remains committed to maintaining health care in Western New York. Just how ready it is to release funding for Brooks-TLC Hospital System and a ne
December 5, 2023
An issue for many years in the Fredonia Central School District has been transportation of students home from the Wheelock School after dismissal. The distric
November 10, 2023
This week, students of all ages in the Fredonia Central School District joined together to honor local veterans with a special breakfast and indoor parade. Lo
October 13, 2023
Sewer district meets Oct. 24 There will be a meeting of the Board of Directors for the Portland, Pomfret, Dunkirk Sewer District on Tuesday, Oct. 24 at 1 p
May 1, 2021
jdagostino@observertoday.com Christopher Kotowski, director of pharmacy at Brooks-TLC, prepares a COVID-19 dosing earlier this year. Submitted photo Brooks-TLC Hospital System Inc. in 2019 reported revenues of $62,474,978. While nearly three-quarters of that income โ almost $48 million โ came from patient services between the two facilities in Dunkirk and Irving, another quarter came from an entity that never needed to be treated or was a customer: the New York state Health Department. Des...
December 27, 2020
Dec 27, 2020 It was a year to forget. Who could have imagined going to the Fredonia Opera House in late January to find out the village won the โSmall Business Revolutionโ to being locked in our homes in March? Thatโs what happened, and though life continues to evolve in the clutches of the coronavirus, some things remain quite the same. Government and school spending is not going down while private-sector businesses โ especially those non-big box type โ have suffered. Hereโs a look...