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June 8, 2023
Kylah Lyn Winder, 24, of 2342 Dove St., faces charges of terroristic threats, disorderly conduct and harassment after causing a 9 a.m. disturbance outside Jacks
February 18, 2023
On Thursday at Jackson Primary School, more than 70 students and their parents joined together to celebrate learning more about social and emotional well-being. Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) has become an important component of public school education, and it's particularly important at Jackson and Robert Morris, Principal Maureen Notaro said, because young students are
November 15, 2022
Files photo of 245 Liberty St., Batavia being demolished in July City school board members approved more than $89,000 in change orders this week for work being done at Jackson Primary and Batavia High schools. The nine change orders — additional expenses usually for “unforeseen” work discovered during the job-in-progress — ranged from $1,369 to $24,443. With no questions or
September 22, 2022
Shannon Maute is not a middle-of-the-road kind of person. To the contrary, she readily admits that her thought process is all or nothing. What’s this got to do with the upcoming Business Improvement District’s annual Wine Walk? Everything. Maute, BID executive director, had already scheduled a scarecrow contest to align with the wine walk for ample decorations along downtown
July 8, 2022
After evaluating the possibility of providing more free meals during the summer, Batavia City Schools officials have been able to extend the Keep Kids Fed program for Batavia students up to 18 years old. Meals will be provided at two sites per day for these students beginning this Wednesday, Business Administrator Scott Rozanski said Tuesday afternoon. This extended program
July 5, 2022
After evaluating the possibility of providing m
July 5, 2022
After evaluating the possibility of providing more free meals during the summer, Batavia City Schools officials have been able to extend the Keep Kids Fed program for Batavia students up to 18 years old. Meals will be provided at two sites per day for these students beginning this Wednesday, Business Administrator Scott Rozanski said Tuesday afternoon. This extended program
May 30, 2022
Press release: Cub Scouts from Pack 6069 and Boy Scout Troop 6069 placed flags in front of the headstones of veterans at the Batavia Historical Cemetery on Thursday, May 26th. The Troop has been working with the cemetery's historical society several years on this project. It is a pleasure for the Scouts to provide this service to their community. Pack 6069 Committee Chairman