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Greg Bacon

Greg Bacon

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Managing Editor, Observer Today

Dunkirk

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Total articles 15

  • Developers purchase former Mayville restaurants, eye housing

    By Greg Bacon Verified| Observer Today Verified gbacon@observertoday.comMAYVILLE – In the 1970s, Don Hogan of Hogan’s Hut and his wife Elsie worked to see tourism and development along Chautauqua Lake. Now many years later, his grandson is continuing that vision. Brian Pender and his wife Erin own Northlake Development. The company just purchased the former House on the Hill and Watermark Restaurant, both on South Erie Street in Mayville. The House on the Hill was last open in 2019 while the Watermark was last open in 2022.

    By Greg Bacon Verified · Observer Today

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • Building A Case

    By Greg Bacon Verified| The Post-Journal Verified By Gregory Bacongbacon@observertoday.comAlthough no trial dates have been set, District Attorney Jason Schmidt is working on prosecuting a number of homicides that occurred in 2024. Of the seven homicides that occurred in Chautauqua County in 2024, five of them have arrests. MARLON CLAYOn Jan. 24, Marlon Clay, 28, of Buffalo was discovered deceased at Parkview Apartments in Jamestown. He had been shot to death and his body was left there.

    By Greg Bacon Verified · The Post-Journal

    Jan. 11, 2025

  • Developers purchase former Mayville restaurants, eye housing

    By Greg Bacon Verified| Observer Today Verified gbacon@observertoday.comMAYVILLE – In the 1970s, Don Hogan of Hogan’s Hut and his wife Elsie worked to see tourism and development along Chautauqua Lake. Now many years later, his grandson is continuing that vision. Brian Pender and his wife Erin own Northlake Development. The company just purchased the former House on the Hill and Watermark Restaurant, both on South Erie Street in Mayville. The House on the Hill was last open in 2019 while the Watermark was last open in 2022.

    By Greg Bacon Verified · Observer Today

    Feb. 24, 2025

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Observer Today

Dunkirk, New York, United States

+1 716-366-3000