Boil water notice for East Olean after water main break
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By JIM ECKSTROM jeckstrom@oleantimesherald.com 
August 18, 2026
OLEAN — Mayor Amy B. Sherburne advised Tuesday afternoon that East Olean residents boil their water for consumption until further notice after a water...

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Donald Trump cares about only one thing
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
RICH LOWRY 
Nov 11, 2022
If Republicans haven’t noticed it already, their underperformance in the midterms offers yet another opportunity to realize what matters most to Donal...
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Time to save local journalism
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
Nov 11, 2022
The wake of an election in which millions of Americans in diverse districts nationwide made their voices heard is the perfect time to remember: While ...
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Should I call my doctor ‘doctor’ or is that passé?
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
NICHOLAS GOLDBERG Los Angeles Times 
Nov 08, 2022
LOS ANGELES (TNS) — I’m a 64-year-old man — a longtime adult, a father of three grown children, comfortable in most settings. Yet when I talk to my do...
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Democrats’ divisiveness will haunt them in 2024
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
JOE BATTENFELD Boston Herald 
Nov 08, 2022
BOSTON (TNS) — The Democrats’ relentlessly negative campaign strategy for winning the midterms may come with a cost in 2024, damaging their prospects ...
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If you’ve had COVID, watch out for stroke symptoms
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
FAYE FLAM - Tribune News Service 
Nov 07, 2022
Harlan Krumholz, a cardiologist at the Yale School of Medicine, says he worries about two kinds of long COVID. There’s the obvious version where peopl...
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Get ready for election month as denialism spreads
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
DOYLE McMANUS Tribune News Service 
Nov 07, 2022
Don’t expect to learn the results of this year’s midterm contests on election night. Just as in 2020, we’re in for a drawn-out election week, followed...
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Is canceling back the only cure for cancel culture?
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
CYNTHIA M. ALLEN Tribune News Service 
Nov 06, 2022
FORT WORTH, Texas — In late September, Judge James Ho of the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, fired an unexpected (and arguably overdue) shot at c...
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What’s 1959 got to do with it?
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
DAVID M. SHRIBMAN 
Nov 06, 2022
The election is only days away, the country is in a funk, talk about the decline of democracy is in the air. If nothing else, the toxic mixture of thi...
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A reckoning on failing to reopen schools during COVID
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
SUSAN SHELLEY Tribune News Service 
Nov 06, 2022
We're less than a week away from the midterm elections, the first opportunity since the more-or-less end of the pandemic for voters to pass judgment o...
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Joe Biden’s windfall oil tax threat
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
Nov 06, 2022
President Joe Biden is considering a windfall tax on oil and gas profits, presumably to fight inflation. It’s like pouring gasoline on a fire to extin...
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No, you can’t cut the line in front of me
Local Columnists, New York, Opinion
TOM WROBLESKI Staten Island Advance 
Nov 04, 2022
NEW YORK (TNS) — I like to think I’m somewhat of a nice guy. I hold the door open for people. I let drivers in oncoming traffic make left turns in fro...
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Florida is a GOP success story
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
RICH LOWRY 
Nov 04, 2022
Florida is about to become the center of the Republican political universe, and not because of Mar-a-Lago. Ron DeSantis is cruising to a potentially c...
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Biden’s nostalgia for Carter years
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
Nov 04, 2022
They say history doesn’t repeat itself, but the Biden administration is eager to prove otherwise as it pushes the United States back in time to the Ji...
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Let’s use real words and truth on immigration
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
SIMON R. HANKINSON Tribune News Service 
Nov 03, 2022
Fighting for the high ground on contentious political issues inspires a partisan twisting of the English language. Take this Oct. 19 news from Immigra...
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Much ado indeed about the midterms
Letters To Editor, Opinion
Nov 03, 2022
When “journalist” Gene Lyons writes that the midterms are “Much ado about nothing” I wonder: On which planet does he live? Does he have any idea about...
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Issues to consider before voting
Letters To Editor
Nov 03, 2022
Voters of the 23rd Congressional District, think about the following before you color in those circles on your ballot: The Inflation Reduction Act rec...
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