Like most other antiques, antique boats hold their value. And they are still as popular today as when they were purchased. Chautauqua Lake Twin Tier Chapter of antique boats founder Bill Reynolds loves his antique boat and enjoys the information he gains at shows. And on June 27, from 9 ...
LAKEWOOD - Lakewood Village Board members are looking for New York State grant funding to offset costs to help restore the beach shoreline at Richard O. Hartley Park. EcoStrategies Engineer Andrew Johnson updated trustees Monday that the grant application is due by July 31, and the village is ...
CLYMER - Second and fifth graders at Clymer Central School got to see a piece of history thanks, in part, to some quick thinking from Clymer’s school resource officer. At the beginning of June, Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 made a stop in Ripley on its journey north, and some students ...
The United Senior Council hosted its annual trivia contest recently at the North Harmony Senior Center. Pictured are first place winners Jeff Wagner, Sandra Wagner and Janet Loomis.
The Elizabeth Warner Community House (Marvin House) will celebrate its 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee with a special benefit concert featuring the Mecham Duo on Thursday, July 9, at the Marvin House, 2 W. Fifth St., Jamestown. The evening commemorates the signing of the Marvin House ...
Chautauqua County is declining a request by a Jamestown company for a new access road to replace a failing bridge, stating that the county can’t do the work to benefit a private business. David Dawson, president of Dawson Metal at 825 Allen St., said in a letter to the county that the bridge to their business has deteriorated and is a safety hazard. “Its continued degradation threatens access to the site, creating serious risks for employees, visitors, suppliers and emergency response services,” he wrote. Dawson noted that over the years, his company has met with various ...
