A Jamestown church that began as a Sunday School ministry outreach of downtown’s historic First Congregational Church in the 1800s recently celebrated its 125th anniversary. The chapel that is home to Pilgrim Memorial Church, located…
Veterans charity fight AG’s charges
The operators of a veterans retreat in Bemus Point are fighting charges filed in August by the state Attorney General's…
Odds of Dunkirk hosting a nuclear site increases
The odds of Dunkirk being able to host a nuclear facility if it wants to is increasing. During the Chautauqua…
Conduit Ministries, partners to hand out 1800 Thanksgiving meals for those in need
Heading into November also brings the Thanksgiving season, and as the holiday approaches Conduit Ministries and their partners are looking…
Mixed Results: Cummins revises revenue guidance down; engine sales up
Weaker pickup truck demand in North America is leading Cummins Inc. officials to revise its 2026 revenue projections downward. The…
‘Side by side’: Multiple fire departments respond to two-alarm barn fire in Farmington, Pa.
FARMINGTON - Firefighters from multiple departments in Pennsylvania and New York worked together Wednesday evening to battle a two-alarm barn…
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Unbelievable Support: Empty Bowls fundraisers are Nov. 21 in Fredonia, Dec. 12 in Jamestown
FREDONIA — Later this month, one of the area’s most impactful fundraisers each year…
Local Sports
Defend the crown
FALCONER — Chautauqua Lake/Westfield/Brocton’s offense has been a work in progress all season. Coach…
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Miranda Wilcox’s Passion For Music Doesn’t Wane
When Miranda Wilcox was 15, the proverbial lightbulb went off in her head. That’s…
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JAMESTOWN POLICE - Andrew K. Derck, 38, of Jamestown was charged with endangering the welfare of a child at 1:15 a.m. Friday after officers responded to the city's west side to a domestic dispute. According to a police report, Derck had acted in a manner likely to be injurious to the physical, mental or…
Area Police Reports
Area Police Reports
City man, another charged after W. Ninth St. standoff
In Our Opinion
Progress in help for domestic violence victims doesn’t mean the job is done
If one thing is clear after our series of stories detailing the experiences of domestic violence survivors, it is that the system isn't perfect. We agree with Sally Jaroszynski, an attorney who has been practicing law for more than 30 years, though, when she says the courts have made strides in what is a…
Other Voices: While the economy is growing, purchasing power is not
Urban Deer Management program should expand
Rand Expansion is a ray of economic sunshine
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Chase R. Vogtli 2007-2026
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Former Randoph postal employee gets probation in mail theft
A former Randolph postal employee has been sentenced to two years' probation. U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo announced Friday that Melissa Olson, 47, who was convicted of theft of mail by postal employee, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge John L. Sinatra, Jr. Olson was hired by the United States Postal Service (USPS) in 2023…