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Detailing Dunkirk’s $10 million Downtown Revitalization plan

Contributor to The Leader
Reading Time: 4 minutesALYSSA BUMP  Chief Copy & Design Editor Blueprints, budgeting plans and business approvals are beginning to bring change to Dunkirk and Fredonia. On Jan. 23, New York Governor Kathy Hochul visited Dunkirk, N.Y., to award the city a $10 million Downtown Revitalization Grant.  The Economic Development Announcement, hosted at the......
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Opinion

From the desk of Jules Hoepting, Managing and Design Editor

Jules Hoepting
Reading Time: 4 minutesJULES HOEPTING Managing Editor The first sentence of my last article for The Leader. And now it’s the second sentence. After editing over 200 articles, designing 23 issues and 702 pages, and having written 29 — now 30 — articles, the slippery sun sunk into the horizon and dawn will......
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News

SUNY Fredonia shows approval for potential train station in Dunkirk, N.Y.

Contributor to The Leader
Reading Time: 5 minutesCHLOE KOWALYK News Editor SUNY Fredonia may soon hear the chugging and choo-choos of trains passing by campus — and the college is excited. Both students and faculty alike are sharing in the excitement of the potential of a train station coming to Dunkirk, N.Y.  Train talk began in the......
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Life & Arts

Local “CREATE Project” non-profit serves those dealing with childhood sexual abuse and its aftermath

Contributor to The Leader
Reading Time: 3 minutesCHLOE KOWALYK News Editor Since second grade, Valerie Walawender has held a vision: one day, she would help others. She drove through less-fortunate neighborhoods with her parents and went to school where she and her siblings were practically the only white students in the school. She was constantly surrounded by......
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