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Bills cut Johnson, Samuel, Rapp, Jackson to trim cap
ORCHARD PARK — The Buffalo Bills have plenty of work remaining to get below the NFL’s $301.2 million salary cap limit before the start of the new league year on Monday. Bills president and general manager Brandon Beane continued that process on Friday, making four cuts that opened up a combined $12.1 million in salary cap space. The Bills released veteran cornerback&...

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CORE, The Learning Center at home in new space
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Olean Common Council reviews proposed water budget
OLEAN — Water spending requests saw minor changes during a review Thursday. In a meeting lasting around three hours, council members reviewed the proposed $4.57 million water fund budget, part of a $33 million spending package proposed by Mayor Amy Sherburne. While double-digit tax and sewer bill hikes were proposed, the water fund budget request included no increase to user ra...

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Olean General, BRMC announce Star Award winners
OLEAN — Olean General Hospital and Bradford Regional Medical Center announced the winners of the 2026 March Star Awards: OGH's recipient is Kristina Deibler and BRMC's is Erica Williams. Deibler is a clerk in the health information management department and has been at OGH since 2020. “Kristina consistently goes above and beyond to support her co-workers, whether assisting rem...

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Lawmakers lead discussion on Chautauqua County hotels used as shelters
Two state lawmakers representing the Southern Tier hosted a roundtable discussion Friday with local officials, law enforcement leaders and school administrators to examine the growing use of hotels and motels as emergency shelters and the impacts these placements are having on Chautauqua County. State Sen. George Borrello and Assemblyman Andrew Molitor, both Chautauqua County R...

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