OBSERVER Photo by Anthony Dolce
Pictured is Paul Nocek of Lucky Lanes in Fredonia.
As local businesses are able to return customers to a percentage of their regular capacity, the flow of both people and revenue has been much-needed for a lot of places.
Lucky Lanes owner Paul Nocek is one of the many business owners happy to see people coming back. COVID-19 guidelines remain in place for his customers and employees to follow, and even if it looks busy when driving by, Lucky Lanes is still operating at a fraction of its capacity.
“It looks busier than it is,” Nocek said. “We’re only allowed to use every other lane, so our peak right now is half full.”
Pictured is Paul Nocek of Lucky Lanes in Fredonia.
Photo by Anthony Dolce
FREDONIA As local businesses are able to return customers to a percentage of their regular capacity, the flow of both people and revenue has been much-needed for a lot of places.
Lucky Lanes owner Paul Nocek is one of the many business owners happy to see people coming back. COVID-19 guidelines remain in place for his customers and employees to follow, and even if it looks busy when driving by, Lucky Lanes is still operating at a fraction of its capacity.
“It looks busier than it is,” Nocek said. “We’re only allowed to use every other lane, so our peak right now is half full.”
Jan 15, 2021
Pamela M. Westman, 75, passed away at the Chau-tauqua Nursing and Reha-bilitation Center on Mon-day, Jan. 11, 2021 after a lengthy battle with demen-tia and complications due to COVID-19. She was born on Aug. 23, 1945, the daughter of the late Frank and Stefania (nee Zapor) Gabalac.
A lifelong and voracious learner, Pam earned de-grees in English, nursing, and women’s studies. She was employed as a re-gistered nurse at Brooks Memorial Hospital for 15 years and was an educator and guest speaker for the hospital’s Percept Program with JCC students. Pam was a friend to the Christo-pher Wellness Center, now known as the Circle of Love, and was essential to the program’s networking in its early years. She also served as secretary of the local chapter of the Ameri-can Association of Univer-sity Women.
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W’bago sets levy at 4.99 percent hike
Council also authorizes tax abatement for Everidge development
By Kevin Mertens - Staff Writer | Dec 13, 2020
Winnebago mayor Jeremiah Schutt, left, listens to city administrator Jacob Skluzacek, during Schutt’s last City Council meeting as mayor.
The Winnebago City Council held their last regulary scheduled meeting for 2020 on Tuesday, Dec. 8. It also marked the final meeting as mayor for Jeremiah Schutt and for councilman Rick Johnson. Both men chose not to seek another term for their respective positions.