Some state legislative Democrats are proposing extending Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposing a pied-à-terre tax on second homes in New York City. Hochul’s proposal would apply to properties that sell for more than $5 million that are not rented out full-time or listed as the owner’s primary ...
The state Attorney General’s office is asking the state Supreme Court to dismiss an Article 78 lawsuit filed by a former city resident who is trying to avoid arrest on bench warrants that have been issued for him. Patrick Dhondt, now of Newark, N.Y., filed suit against Judge George ...
A cost-saving measure for Chautauqua Institution has turned into a money-making opportunity for Jamestown Community College as an agreement between JCC and Chautauqua is coming to fruition. For the summer months, Chautauqua will be renting out rooms in JCC residence halls on the Jamestown ...
A multi-building complex that is leased by The Resource Center is under new ownership. The Post-Journal and OBSERVER have been analyzing real estate sales in Chautauqua County and recently looked at the transactions from Feb. 11-17. The county does not provide transaction information, but ...
The Western Zone of the New York State Retired Teachers Association has contributed $400 from its Retired Teachers’ Founders’ Fund to Meals on Wheels of the Jamestown Area. Vicki Smith, right, retired Clymer teacher and member of the retired teachers’ Founders’ Fund committee, presents ...
Jazelle Churnac, sixth grade at Falconer Middle School, has been chosen as Kiwanis Terrific Kid for March. Jazelle enjoys dance and attends Dancing with Victoria. Her favorite subjects are math and science. Jazelle also enjoys listening to pop music in her spare time. Jazelle is the student of ...