MAYVILLE — For the third year, Chautauqua Lake Central School fourth graders were given the opportunity to take part in a day of seasonal fall fun and activities with a visit to Ripley Central School.…
Electrovaya accepts assembly line for local plant
Factory acceptance testing, the next step toward cell production at Electrovaya’s Ellicott plant, has been completed. Electrovaya officials issued a…
Two city residents plead guilty in WNY drug ring
Two Jamestown residents have found themselves sentenced as part of a fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine ring that was trafficking illegal…
Congressional candidates Langworthy, Gies talk costs, Iran
Congressional candidates Aaron Gies and Nick Langworthy debated recently at an Elmira television station. Republican incumbent Langworthy and Democrat challenger…
Jackson Center keynote speaker earns Nobel Peace Prize
The 2026 International Nobel Peace Prize winner has a long legal record - including a 2019 keynote address at Chautauqua…
Sinclairville man declared incompetent for PA trial
A Sinclairville man who had been facing 23 felony charges after an October 2024 high-speed chase that began in Chautauqua…
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Army Corps of Engineers approves $7.3M Barcelona Harbor contract
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When Miranda Wilcox was 15, the proverbial lightbulb went off in her head. That’s…
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JAMESTOWN POLICE - Jason R. Hines, 20, of Jamestown was charged with endangering the welfare of a child and second-degree harassment at 11:50 a.m. Tuesday after officers responded to a south side home for a reported domestic incident. Hines allegedly hit a woman in the face while she was holding a 3-month-old infant. Hines…
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In Our Opinion
County shouldn’t compound manager’s salary range COLA mistake
County Executive PJ Wendel could have exercised a bit of fiscal conservatism by vetoing a Local Law that creates mandatory cost-of-living-adjustments to the top and bottom salary ranges for management employees. Wendel chose not to do so - and it’s something we hope county residents remember moving forward. Let us be clear - we…
County provides possible progress decreasing homeless living in hotels
Changing minimum wage freeze doesn’t fix New York’s high cost of living
District Heat should serve as a lesson for BPU
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