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UUP Urges SUNY To Reject Federal Higher Education Compact

United University Professions, the nation’s largest higher education union, is calling on the State University of New York to publicly reject the Trump administration’s chilling and controlling higher education compact. More than 400 delegates to UUP’s 2025 Fall Delegate Assembly in ...

Ripley Water Conservation Order Lifted

The Town of Ripley announced Monday that the water conservation order issued for Water District customers on Oct. 10 has been lifted. Town officials and water operators have confirmed that the reservoir has returned to near normal levels for this time of year, and the creek that flows into ...

DeJoy Running For County Legislature In District 9

Vince DeJoy is running for the Chautauqua County Legislature representing District 9 in Jamestown. A lifelong Jamestown resident, community advocate, and experienced public servant, DeJoy is running to represent the people and neighborhoods of Jamestown’s Allen Park, Fletcher Elementary ...

Landy Seeks Second Term On Legislature

Phillip Landy, the incumbent Republican-endorsed representative for Chautauqua County Legislature District 9, has announced his campaign for re-election. Landy is a lifelong Jamestown resident, U.S. Navy veteran, and retired SKF employee with 39 years of service. With human services ...

DiNapoli: Tax Receipts Above Initial Estimates

State tax receipts totaled $59.9 billion through September, the middle of state’s 2025-26 fiscal year, $702.2 million higher than financial plan estimates from the Division of Budget, according to the monthly State Cash Report released by state Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. “Higher ...

Dunkirk Man With A History Of Gun Violence Gets Maximum Sentence

MAYVILLE – A Dunkirk man who has a history of gun violence is headed to state prison. Chautauqua County District Attorney Jason Schmidt announced that 34-year-old Nathaniel Hollins, has been sentenced by the Honorable David W. Foley to a 15-year term in state prison after being convicted ...