Lions Den Owner Sues Landlord; Tries To Force Sale

RIPLEY - A legal fight is taking place over the site of an adult store in Ripley. The company that owns the Lions Den in Ripley is asking the state Supreme Court in Mayville to force Ripley Travel to pay at least $750,000 in compensatory damages and to require Ripley Travel to place the building for sale and receive half the purchase proceeds. Ripley Travel is an Ohio corporation that owns property at 6306 Shortman Road, near I-90, in Ripley that it leases to Ripley Retail Inc., which owns the Lions Den. Ripley Travel purchased the leased property from Carnegie Companies LLC for ...

Westfield Receives Rural Emergency Hospital Designation

Zone Capital Corp. To Discuss New Direction

The city’s Greater Jamestown Zone Capital Corporation held its annual meeting recently, discussing normal general meeting items along with ...

CCS Director: Can’t Make Macker Numbers Work

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Mr. 200

Gowanda/PV Rolls Past T’Wolves

CATTARAUGUS — Carter Capozzi completed 14 of 21 passes for 255 yards and three touchdowns as Gowanda/Pine Valley beat Cattaraugus-Little Valley ...

Westfield Holds Off Panama In Thriller

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Accident Prevention: Be Ready For Summer Traffic Patterns

As summer approaches, traffic patterns may change. Read the signage, and follow the rules of the road. Adherence to those tips goes a long way ...

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Area Police Reports

CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT - John J. Kleinfelder, 71, of Mayville, was charged Sept. 26 with driving while intoxicated, and having inadequate plate ...

Area Police Reports

Nixing Annual Hunger Survey Won’t Mean Fewer Hungry Children

President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” is anything but for the nation’s poorest families. Among the numerous cruel elements to the new spending plan ...