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Richard P. "Dick" Dillenkofer | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Richard P. "Dick" Dillenkofer | News, Sports, Jobs

Richard P. “Dick” Dillenkofer, 74, of Fredonia, N.Y. suddenly passed away at homeon Saturday November 4, 2023. Visitation will be Friday from 10am-11am a

Mary Ann Metro | News, Sports, Jobs - Observer Today - Vimarsana News

Mary Ann Metro | News, Sports, Jobs - Observer Today

Mary Ann Metro of Fredonia, New York, passed away peacefully on February 27, 2023. A Celebration of Life will be held in loving memory of Mary Ann on Saturday

Community notebook | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Community notebook | News, Sports, Jobs

Farm Market changes schedule This Saturday, Chautauqua County’s only year-round farmers’ market will remain indoors due to the weather forecast at the Mas

Sons of Legion plans annual meeting | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Sons of Legion plans annual meeting | News, Sports, Jobs

May 7, 2021 On Tuesday, May 25, Sons of the American Legion Squadron 59 will hold its annual meeting and voting for the following officers at Post 59, 156 E. Main St., Fredonia. Officers will serve the 2021-22 term. The following have been nominated to serve Squadron 59 Sons of the American Legion: Commander: Rodney Dziduch; Vice Commanders: Doug McPherson and David “Duper” Winchell; Adjutant: Larry Fiorella; Chaplain: David Dengler; Finance Officer: Larry Fiorella; Historian: Tom Muldowney; Sgt. at Arms: Rick Holly; Veteran Advisor: Rick MacDonald. The Sons of the American Legion is an o...

Police find next of kin of Indiana woman slain by serial killer Little - Vimarsana News

Police find next of kin of Indiana woman slain by serial killer Little

In the days before her death, Miriam “Angela” Chapman talked a lot about going home. She had arrived in Miami a few months earlier, moving into a motel in a shoddy part of town. Right away, the manager noticed her laugh. It would kick up out of nowhere, even when things weren’t funny. Like some other young women in the area, she worked the bars as a sex worker. But as the winter of 1976 brightened into spring, she dreamed of getting out. Of climbing on a bus and heading home to Indiana. “She said she was going to start saving a little money and go home (to her family),” the manager ...