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Jamestown Farmers Market Fall CSA Open for Signup

Jamestown Farmers Market’s eight-week fall community-supported agriculture program is open for signups through Oct. 2. Participants will receive a weekly share of produce from local farms and farmers with two convenient pickup times on Wednesdays at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at 410 N. Main St. CSA participation is a way to get fresh, local produce on a weekly basis in one pickup. It’s an option for individuals or families who may not have time to shop at the farmers market but still want to support the region’s farmers, eat seasonally and get fresh produce. The Jamestown ...

City woman facing drug, vehicle charges

A city woman is facing numerous charges after being stopped by police Sunday morning. Anne E. Robbins, 43, was charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, second-degree criminal possession of drug paraphernalia, improper plates, uninspected motor vehicle, ...

Big plays carry Wolfpack past Fredonia 40-8

SHERMAN — During a 35-6 Week 1 victory over Silver Creek/Forestville, just one of Clymer/Sherman/Panama’s five touchdown plays went for more than 4 yards. On Saturday, the Wolfpack unlocked their big-play potential. All five of Clymer/Sherman/Panama’s touchdowns were on plays of more ...

UPDATE: Morning accident claims life of Brocton man

CHAUTAUQUA --- A motor vehicle accident in the area of Burdick Road has claimed the life of a Brocton man. At about 7:26 a.m., the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office responded to a motor vehicle accident in the area of Burdick Road. It was determined that the vehicle was traveling northbound ...

The World Is A Different Place: A Week In Peru

Progress is evident everywhere. My husband’s company has just joined the United Nation’s efforts to implement green strategies into their business model and they’ve announced they’re hiring a storyteller. We’re not sure what kind of stories the storyteller will tell, but my ...

25 years later

MAYVILLE – Hanover Town Councilman Bernie Feldmann is currently in Pittsburgh battling cancer. A retired state trooper, he went to New York City, shortly after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks and the cancer is a result from his time working there. On Friday, area elected leaders gathered in ...