Most people know Natalie Merchant as a founding member of 10,000 Maniacs. These days, the Jamestown native spends a lot of her time on Cabinet of Wonder, an enrichment program developed in partnership with the…
Charges against city man fourth in two years
Charges announced Tuesday against a Jamestown man charged in the May 3 stabbing death of Torry Kenny are the latest…
Eagle Scout makes bench from Third Street oak trees
Those entering Jamestown’s City Hall are greeted with a new bench thanks to Eagle Scout Markie Mescall. The wood for…
County says “sustainable disposable income growth’ is top goal
Chautauqua County is declaring “sustainable disposable income growth” the number one economic development goal for county government. This goal was…
Salamanca pauses use of educational robot
On July 10, the Salamanca City Central School District announced the launch of a pilot program featuring a Realbotix educational…
Farm Lessons
MAYVILLE — Chautauqua Lake Central School hosted its fourth annual Farm Day before students started summer vacation, letting students in…
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A Decade Of Support: Final Shades of Pink Golf Tournament to benefit breast cancer care, prevention is Aug. 7
The 10th and final Shades of Pink Golf Tournament will be held on Friday,…
Frewsburg man charged three times in six days
The Ellery Town Board has approved six month moratoriums for commercial solar and wind farms as…
Ellery approves solar, wind, BESS moratoriums
First Presbyterian Church is hosting a spaghetti dinner and basket raffle at the church, 509 Prendergast…
First Presbyterian Church to host benefit Sunday
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Etched in history
Rayven Sample made history last week. Competing in the 2026 Toyota USATF Outdoor and…
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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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Money isn’t the sticking point for JHS kitchen issues
Change orders are nothing new in construction projects like the one taking place now at Jamestown High School. The Jamestown Public Schools Board of Education held a special meeting on Thursday to approve a $260,000 change order for the renovation project at JHS after two unforeseen issues were found in the JHS cafeteria kitchen.…
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Good news, bad news when it comes to population loss
Tony Dolce, ever the teacher, leaves a lesson for Jamestown
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