Brian Quinn

4 days ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn |Ben Beagle

MEDINA — Skyven Technologies Inc. is reviewing the appeal process after the federal government canceled the company’s $15.3 million grant for a decarbonization project at Western New York Energy LLC in Medina. The project would improve air quality, reduce Western New York Energy’s carbon footprint, and improve operational efficiencies at the plant, Western New York Energy CEO Timothy Winters said at the time the project was announced. kAm%96 7656C2= s6A2CE>6?E @7 t?6C8J 42?46=65 ac 8C2?ED @?

5 days ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn

BATAVIA — This week’s GLOW OUT! Pride Month kickoff flag-raising also gave young members a chance to talk about how GLOW OUT! helped them. Ceremonies took place Sunday with a flag-raising at First Presbyterian Church. Youth speakers had the chance to talk about their experiences before everyone went inside that evening for a block party. kAm|2<6?K:6 qC256 DA@<6 23@FE 96C DE@CJ 2?5 23@FE 9@H E9:?8D 92G6 492?865 @G6C 86?6C2E:@?D 2?5 9@H E92E 92D 2?

5 days ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn

BATAVIA - Notre Dame High School said goodbye, but not goodbye forever, 33 students whom one administrator said were in one of Notre Dame's most impressive classes. "Academically, 17 have earned a four-year GPA of over 90% and a majority of the others have earned above 85% while taking regents courses, college-level classes and/or learning a trade," said Interim Principal Julia Rogers.

5 days ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn

BATAVIA - Notre Dame High School said goodbye, but not goodbye forever, 33 students whom one administrator said were in one of Notre Dame's most impressive classes. "Academically, 17 have earned a four-year GPA of over 90% and a majority of the others have earned above 85% while taking regents courses, college-level classes and/or learning a trade," said Interim Principal Julia Rogers.

5 days ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn

OAKFIELD - The Oakfield-Alabama Central School District community will vote a second time on the same budget presented to it last month - a budget that voters rejected, 198-171. Voting is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Middle/High School Library. The 2025-26 budget presented last month was a $25,555,345 budget with a tax levy of $5,839,050, an increase of 2.5%, or $142,416, over this year's levy.