The Chautauqua Lake Rowing Association rowers in the Ladies 8 at the recent Ithaca Inlet Icebreaker Invitational were Shannon McKee, Katy Janowsky, Alexis Barron, Amelia Thorp, Sarah Quadt, Lauren Nelson, Holly Morgenstern, Anna Jones and coxswain Cassie Spillane. The competitors were ...
An article in Monday’s edition of The Post-Journal listed the incorrect date for a “Meet the Photographer” event at the Sinclairville Free Library with Dr. Jeanne Wiebenga. The event is Thursday, April 27.
In the article published Wednesday in The Post-Journal regarding the upcoming Hope and Healing For Chautauqua event, Ian Eastman was incorrectly identified as the Evergreen Health executive director. Eastman is the exchange coordinator.
Art Gallery Photographs By Kristin Rey The incorrect title was listed for a photography gallery by Kristin Rey in the Friday, March 17, edition of The Post-Journal. The correct title, part of the Prendergast Library Art Gallery series, was “Beauty is Everywhere ... a photographic ...
Ban Would Lift Semi-automatic weapons In a Tuesday article on the SAFE Act, it was stated that legislation would lift bans on automatic weapons with cosmetic features. Correctly, legislation would lift bans on semi-automatic weapons with cosmetic features.
Eleanor A. Esch has been living in Heritage Village in Gerry for two years. She lived in her own home until she was 98. The length of her stay in Heritage Village was incorrectly stated in Thursday’s edition.
An article in Saturday’s edition of The Post-Journal incorrectly stated that a 14-year-old Amish teenager was killed after falling from a horse-drawn cart in Conewango. The teenager died as a result of a log rolling over him after the accident.
In a Thursday article on the state Comptroller’s Office audit, it was reported that “three elected officials, the county executive, county clerk and county sheriff, weren’t supposed to receive pay for unused vacation time, which totaled $14,875.” Correctly, three elected officials, a ...
In a Dec. 7 article, it was reported that Reed’s endowment proposal would ensure endowment funds, which are tax-free dollars, go to reduce a student’s tuition by 25 percent. Correctly, Reed’s proposal would ensure approximately 25 percent of an endowment’s annual investment returns, ...
In a Dec. 7 article, it was reported that Reed’s endowment proposal would ensure endowment funds, which are tax-free dollars, go to reduce a student’s tuition by 25 percent. Correctly, Reed’s proposal would ensure approximately 25 percent of an endowment’s annual investment returns, ...
Christmas Day music submissions for publication in The Post-Journal are due Monday. Submissions can be emailed to cmurphy@post-journal.com.
Awareness Theatre began in 1985 in the North County with Robin Wilson being the first and founding Director of Awareness Theatre through a grant from a local church. Robin was followed by Peter Klemens and in 1988, John Blackman became the Assistant Director. John took over as the Awareness ...
Awareness Theatre began in 1985 in the North County with Robin Wilson being the first and founding Director of Awareness Theatre through a grant from a local church. Robin was followed by Peter Klemens and in 1988, John Blackman became the Assistant Director. John took over as the Awareness ...
The play "Arsenic And Old Lace" will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Lucille Ball Little Theatre. An incorrect time was listed in the Saturday edition of The Post-Journal.
The play “Arsenic And Old Lace” will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Lucille Ball Little Theatre. An incorrect time was listed in the Saturday edition of The Post-Journal.
Country Woods, located at 1771 Foote Ave. Ext. in Jamestown, is open today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The store’s Saturday hours were incorrectly reported in Friday’s edition of The Post-Journal.
Diane Crandall, longtime Myers Memorial Library director, will be honored Tuesday at the Myers Memorial Library in Frewsburg. Crandall’s title was incorrectly published in Thursday’s edition of The Post-Journal.
A story in Thursday’s edition about local town and village election races inadvertently omitted Ben Webb from the Mayville Village Trustee race. Webb, a Republican, is running against Ken Shearer, a Republican, and Sharon Smead, an incumbent Democrat.
The Jamestown Community College Open House is scheduled for Sunday November 13 at 1 p.m. This was incorrectly reported in a previous article.
The West Portland Baptist Church, 7081 E. Route 20, Westfield, between Prospect Station and Pratt Roads, will hold its third annual Apple Butter Festival on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., rain or shine, at the church.