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Project Peek: JHS Students Get An Inside Look At School Renovations

For the students at Jamestown High School, the sight of orange vests has been a backdrop to their school day since last winter. But recently, a group of upperclassmen and Early College High School (ECHS) students stepped past the “Construction Area” signs of the school’s cafeteria to see ...

Managing Prosperity Warps Blakeman’s Views

Republican candidate for New York state governor Bruce Blakeman is starting to smell the coffee after apparently chugging too much downstate Kool Aid. During last week’s Long Island Association breakfast, both he and incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul shared the spotlight at the event that included ...

Livestream Glitch Hits Council Meeting

The new year for the city of Jamestown has officially begun, bringing with it new council members and a technical problem with the city’s ability to live stream meetings. During her report at Monday’s work session, Mayor Kim Ecklund said the city’s livestreaming program is currently ...

Lakewood Trustees OK Stormwater Project

LAKEWOOD - Village Trustees approved a resolution Monday that would authorize EcoStrategies to move forward with the Fairmount Avenue Stormwater Project. Engineer Andy Johnson said EcoStrategies’s proposal will not exceed $42,500 which will provide professional engineering and surveying ...

Langworthy Secures Ellicott Water Project Funding

A water service extension project in Ellicott has secured $1 million in federal funding. U.S. Rep. Nick Langworthy, R-23, announced Wednesday that he has secured $1 million in federal funding for the Ellicott Water Service Extension Project, an infrastructure investment that will extend ...

Local Views: Sempolinski Calls For Gaming Compact Deal

Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski may have had the most original statement of opposition to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s State of the State address of any state lawmaker. The Canisteo Republican has many of the same issues raised by his Republican colleagues when it comes to state spending and criminal ...