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AMBUCS raises funding for Amtrykes

The Greater Chautauqua Area Chapter of National AMBUCS recently held its 12th annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser at the Jamestown Skeet Club, raising $8,430 to help provide adaptive Amtrykes for children and adults who struggle with mobility throughout Chautauqua County and the surrounding ...

CRCF accepting donations to Dolce Scholarship Fund

For three generations of Jamestown High School (JHS) students, Tony Dolce was a familiar face in the classroom, at school events, on the baseball field and cross-country course, and throughout the community. Now, his commitment to young people will continue through the Anthony “Tony” ...

Zonta Club to participate in 16 Days of Activism

The Zonta Club of Jamestown is joining organizations around the world in observing Zonta International’s annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign from Nov. 25 through Dec. 10. Through a series of community initiatives, the club is working to raise awareness of ...

North Harmony Senior Citizens meet

STOW - The North Harmony Seniors' October potluck dinner and meeting was attended by 33 members and four guests. A birthday pie instead of a traditional cake was repeated from September, and the group celebrated for Sandy Cornell, Dee Ellis, Laurie Magnuson, Louise and Will Ortman, and Bill Sperry. Anniversaries of Darrylin and Bill Sperry and Sue and John Whitman were also acknowledged. The October Hospitality Committee decorated the tables with fall placemats hand crafted by Sue Whitman. The rest of the committee was Laurie Magnuson, Mary Jane Miller, Kathy Silzle, and John ...

4-H seeks donations for inaugural Handmade for Holidays

Cornell Cooperative Extension Chautauqua County’s 4-H Program is asking the community for donations for its inaugural Handmade for the Holidays Event. 4-H is asking for donations of empty, clean glass baby food jars, dried and open milkweed pods, dried pinecones, old denim jeans, and metal ...

Falconer MS Names September Student of Month

Jayce Stewart, sixth grade, has been chosen as Student of the Month for September 2026. Jayce's hobbies include shopping and playing football with his friends. He is a member of the football and baseball teams. His favorite subject in middle school is social studies. Jayce enjoys ...