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St. Luke’s to host guest preacher Sunday

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church will welcome Bishop Eugene Sutton, senior pastor at Chautauqua Institution, as guest preacher and celebrant on Sunday, June 14, at both 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. services, recognizing Pride Sunday and Juneteenth. The day will also include a 9 a.m. Adult Forum ...

Studio Dance Conservatory to present recital Saturday

The Studio Dance Conservatory (SDC) will present its annual recital, Colors 2026, Saturday, June 13, at 7 p.m. in the Southwestern High School auditorium. Adaptive, Ballet, Contemporary, Tap, Jazz and Musical Theater Dance will be performed by beginners through advanced-level dancers. ...

County reviewing Agricultural District 10 boundaries

Per New York State Agriculture and Markets Law Section 303-a(1), the Chautauqua County Legislature is required to review an agricultural district eight years after its creation and every eight years thereafter. The eight-year review of Chautauqua County Agricultural District 10 will take place in the towns of Arkwright, Charlotte, Cherry Creek, Ellington, Gerry, and Villenova, and the village of Sinclairville, encompassing 84,281 acres. Chautauqua County has designated Aug. 1-30 as the 30-day public review period. During the 30-day period, any municipality, landowner, or state ...

Deputies say driver who hit bicyclist was drunk

A Dunkirk man who allegedly hit a bicyclist while intoxicated over the weekend was arrested. On Saturday around 9:45 p.m. Deputies of the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office responded to a personal injury accident on Route 60 in the town of Dunkirk where a subject was struck on a bicycle. Prior to Deputies arrival the suspect fled the scene, but was later located due to a witness following the vehicle into the city of Dunkirk. The operator was found to be Pascual Pablo-Domingo, 52. He was arrested on charges of leaving the scene of a personal injury accident, consumption of ...

City Farmers Market announces summer schedule

The Jamestown Farmers Market has set its summer mobile market schedule, culminating in seven stops across Jamestown and Falconer. The mobile market brings the same fresh, local produce from the traditional Saturday farmers market on Third and Pine streets, along with weekly staples, to requested areas around the city. New for 2026, the Mobile Market will also offer a “U-Pick” food box for SNAP recipients. “We’re excited to expand the Mobile Market this year,” said Nick Weith, director of access at the Jamestown Farmers Market. “Adding stops in Falconer expands our ...

Flames damage Westfield home

Crews responded to a house fire late Sunday in the village of Westfield. The incident occurred at 43 Wood St. with crews from the village, town, Ripley, Brocton, North Lake and Portland responding.