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Molitor, Borrello Oppose Legislative Raises

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New York state legislators are some of the luckiest in the nation already, earning the highest salary in comparison to any other state. Therefore it comes as no surprise that concerns would be had over the idea of raising that salary even further. Assembly Andrew Molitor, R-Westfield, and ...

No Injuries In Targeted Shooting

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Jamestown police officers are investigating a shooting Thursday that caused a lockdown at two city schools. According to a police report, at 1:24 p.m. officers responded to Crescent and Buffalo streets for a report of shots fired and found that a person forced their way into an occupied ...

Numerous Outages Reported In South County By National Grid

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About 65 power outages across central and southern Chautauqua County are impacting 1,200 customers. The outages are reported south of Jamestown and around Chautauqua Lake. High winds led to most of the outages with 234 active outages affecting more than 4,300 customers upstate, according to ...

Area Police Reports

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JAMESTOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT — Ashley Nazario Santiago, 20, and Joseph Hernandez Soto, 20 were both charged Thursday with third-degree criminal mischief. According to police, at about 10:45 p.m., officers responded to a Southside address for a reported domestic dispute. Upon arrival, ...

Dingo Is CCHS Pet Of Week

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Dingo, this week’s Chautauqua County Humane Society Pet of the Week, loves to run, explore, and turn any open space into his personal playground. Whether he's zooming across the yard, investigating every new scent, or showing off his goofy antics, Dingo makes sure there's never a dull moment. ...

Voters approve $10.2M Ripley school project

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RIPLEY — The results of the vote are in and Ripley Central School District's $10,196,736 capital project is a go. Unofficial results of the ballot, held from 2 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the school's large gymnasium, the project passed, with 103 district residents voting "yes" and 46 residents ...