The New York Supreme Court handed down a judgment on Thursday, Feb. 19, annulling the conclusions of the Village of Kings Point’s environmental review of 2.48 ...

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Chautauqua County’s state representatives are proposing legislation that will allow the county to repurpose reforested land ...

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Palaver by Bryan Washington review. A thoughtful investigation of family dynamics and what it is that makes a home.

A new restoration undertaken by the Academy Film Archive and Martin Scorsese's Film Foundation will screen this weekend at the 12th annual Cinema Revival Film Festival.

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