The Randolph Children’s Home is operated by New Directions Youth and Family Services Inc. Randolph Academy does not have authority to oversee the Children’s Home. The information was incorrect in Thursday’s edition of The Post-Journal.
A story in Tuesday’s edition of The Post-Journal implied the state Attorney General’s office instructed the James Prendergast Library to sell art the library held in its collection. The Attorney General instructed the library board to sell the art through a reputable dealer once a ...
Support of several local churches has helped Recovery Luncheons resume at the Mental Health Association in Chautauqua County in the Gateway Center. The monthly events recognize participants for their progress in attending support groups, receiving recovery coaching services, gaining ...
Russ Bonfiglio was incorrectly identified in a photo caption in Thursday’s edition. Bonfiglio did not serve in the armed forces and is a board member for the Veterans Miracle Center of Jamestown.
Jude Gardner, who was elected highway supervisor for the town of Pomfret in an uncontested race, was incorrectly listed as a Democrat on the Chautauqua County Board of Elections website and subsequently labeled incorrectly in election results Wednesday. Gardner is a registered Republican.
A documentary film, Lake of Betrayal will be shown at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 7 at Jamestown Community College’s Carnahan Center Theatre. In an article published Oct. 28, the incorrect time was submitted.
The cost of the Swiss steak dinner at North Harmony United Methodist Church is $8.50 for adults and $4 for children. The adult price was incorrectly submitted to The Post-Journal for a brief that appeared in Friday’s edition.
In Sunday’s edition of The Post-Journal, the caption of a photograph for Archie Pecks’ Medal of Honor was incorrect. The recognition event will be held at the Evergreen Cemetery, not at the Cassadaga American Legion Post 1280. The information was incorrectly submitted.
The Ellery Senior Citizens’ fall feast will be held during the group’s November meeting. The information was incorrectly submitted to The Post-Journal.
The community is invited to cookies and punch at Fluvanna Community Church for the retirement of the Rev. Dayle Keefer. Incorrect information was printed in The Sunday Post-Journal.
An opinion piece penned by The Rev. Mel McGinnis should have had a headline stating “Liberals Pervert The Bible.” The headline that appeared on Page A5 of Sunday’s edition was incorrect.
In the town of Portland, there were three candidates — Thomas DeJoe, Michelle Patterson and Daniel Thompson — vying for two town justice Independence Party lines. DeJoe, who received 15 votes, and Thompson, who gained 9 votes, led the primary over Patterson, who tallied 7 votes.
An article in the Tuesday edition of The Post-Journal regarding the Clymer Board of Education incorrectly named Stephanie Adams as a new elementary teacher. Adams was the former living environment teacher and her resignation was accepted by the board Monday. Sarah Aikens’ position as a new ...
Thanks to more information provided by Martz-Kohl Observatory President Gary Nelson, it was announced that the Lenna Foundation, not the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts, provided some funds for the observatory’s ongoing renovations.
The Norden Club’s member-guest dinner will be held Tuesday, Aug. 21 at Moon Brook Country Club. The date was incorrect in Tuesday’s edition of The Post-Journal.
The weed harvesting vessels pictured along with the story on Chautauqua Lake herbicide spraying results published Wednesday belong to the Chautauqua Lake Association, and not the Chautauqua Lake and Watershed Management Alliance.
The medical benefit for Denise VanDeWark Mealy will be hosted Sunday from 1-9 p.m. at the American Legion in Celoron. The date was incorrectly listed in Tuesday’s edition of The Post-Journal.
BUSTI — At the Busti Town Board meeting Monday, board members expressed that two local residents said their areas of Chautauqua Lake were clearer than they had been previously thanks to the spraying of herbicides.
A story in Thursday’s edition of The Post-Journal incorrectly gave the year of Annie Oakley’s marriage to Frank Butler. Historians site Oakley as either being married to Butler in 1881 in Ohio or via the marriage certificate with the date June 20, 1882, in Windsor, Ontario.
The party affiliations of Doug Schutte and Ted McCague were incorrectly identified in an editorial in the Sunday, July 1, edition of The Post-Journal. Schutte and McCague were endorsed by both the Republican and Democratic parties in the 2017 election.