County Water District has lost $102,000 so far this year, administrative board chairman Daniel Pacos said at the board’s April meeting. Pacos did not comment about the figure — except to note that work is still ongoing on the rate that the district buys its water from the city of ...
CASSADAGA — The village might be moving forward with a major grant application later this year. It just may not be for what was initially discussed. Following the submission of a proposal from Alec J. Witkowski, President and CEO of Witco Inc., the Village Board is not ruling out a New ...
The Jamestown Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, which operates as an auxiliary detachment of the United States Air Force, took home some major awards at their regional military ball. During the Gala Event, congratulations went to Cadet Captain Amelia Matteson-Garza for being named ...
Westfield Academy and Central School Board of Education members received the fourth and final budget study session from District Business Manager Josh Melquist and District Superintendent Ryan Sikorski at a recent meeting. Melquist focused on the three-part budget, which includes administration, capital and program, and reviewed anticipated revenues. He highlighted rising costs, staffing considerations and a proposed tax levy increase. In administration, the district anticipates total expenses of $2,257,121, which is 10.52% of the total proposed budget. Capital costs are projected at ...
A Jamestown man has been indicted in a narcotics conspiracy. U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo announced Friday a federal grand jury has returned an indictment charging Brandon Murray, 41, and Latika Saintkitts, 35, of Buffalo. The charge carries a mandatory minimum penalty of 10 years in prison and a maximum of life. In addition, Saintkitts is charged with distribution of crack cocaine and fentanyl. According to the indictment, between 2021, and September 2024, Murray and Saintkitts conspired with others to possess and distribute fentanyl, methamphetamine, and heroin. In addition, ...
A 44-year-old who resides in Maryland and South Carolina has been identified and charged in connection with a shelter in place order that occurred Wednesday in the village of Fredonia. In a news release issued Friday night, Fredonia Police Department reported that Kyle L. Denhardt, 44, was unwanted, refused to leave a residence, and was possibly in possession of a handgun during the daylong incident that started in the morning and ended around 9 p.m. Members of the Fredonia Police Department responded to the scene and assisted the resident off the property while officers attempted to ...
