Bob Clark is a journalist at Olean Times Herald. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, education, and agriculture, with a focus on elections, public policy, and sustainable agriculture. Bob's work has been featured in various publications such as Forbes, Smoky Mountain News, and the Aspen Daily News.
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OLEAN -- Officials are looking into the causes of two Sunday morning house fires. At 1:38 a.m. Sunda... Your Privacy Choices
By: Bob Clark
OLEAN -- A plan to market the city to remote workers and incentivize some to move here will go into ... Your Privacy Choices
By: Bob Clark
OLEAN — A West End office building led commercial property transactions in April. Cattaraugus County Real Property and GIS Services reported that the largest commercial sale recorded in April was when Charles Dwaileebe sold a professional building at 1909 W. State St. and a vacant parcel at 108 S. 19th St. in Olean to A10 Properties LLC on March 31 for $499,900. The sale was filed April 1. The Triple...
By: Bob Clark
LITTLE VALLEY -- Early primary voting begins in about two weeks, local elections officials reported. Early voting begins June 13 statewide for the June 23 primary, with hours set for two sites in each Cattaraugus and Allegany counties. National and state primaries are being held for Democratic voters. Aaron Gies and Kevin Stocker are seeking the Democratic nomination for the state's 23rd Congressional District race. Thomas DiNapoli, Drew Warshaw and...
All local sales tax reports showed increases in April, the state's fiscal watchdog reported. Catta... Your Privacy Choices Notice at collection
By: Bob Clark
OLEAN -- The city will receive millions to eliminate lead from the water supply system. During Tuesday’s Common Council meeting, Mayor Amy Sherburne notified the council that the city had received grant and loan awards from the state Department of Health for lead service line replacements. The council signed off on applying for the funds in March, along with aid for the sewer system. The funds will come in the...
CUBA -- A cheesy good time awaits at the Cuba Dairy Days this weekend. The Cuba Dairy Days, organize... Your Privacy Choices
By: Bob Clark
OLEAN — Tempers flared at the Common Council on Tuesday over discussions of the city pool, with co... Your Privacy Choices Notice at collection
SWAIN -- The population of northeastern Allegany County temporarily exploded on Thursday as thousand... Your Privacy Choices
By: Bob Clark
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