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So long, Father Joe, fly high with the angels now

As mentioned many times, the VFTB has spoken about the second family he had as a St. James School student from kindergarten through ninth grade. Our St. James family didn’t just include our classmates, our St. James Family encompassed all school students, faculty, staff, and clergy as well. ...

The road to Rhode Island

I don’t want to start another August column asking, “Where did the summer go?” but where did the summer go? It’s already time for corn, deep summer family vacations, and bowls filled with garden tomatoes. And fruit flies everywhere in the kitchen—the downside of abundance. This is ...

Dunkirk man sues over alleged excessive force by police

A Dunkirk resident has sued four current and former city police officers for allegedly using excessive force on him. Brandon Tate is suing the city along with former Police Chief Christopher Witkowski and Officers Noah Campese, Jeffrey Ortolano and Angel Echevarria. Tate alleges the officers ...

Lifeguards honored for help in bicycle-car accident

WESTFIELD – Two lifeguards have been honored by the local police for their assistance in a bicycle accident. On July 30, around noon the Westfield Police Department responded to a motor vehicle accident involving a vehicle and a child bicyclist on Union Street in the village. Prior to ...

Thoughtful Leader

The Jamestown Public Schools celebrated the distinguished career of longtime educator and administrator Jessie Joy during the Board of Education’s meeting Tuesday, recognizing her retirement after 33 years of service to the district. Joy, the district’s executive director of information ...

JPD receives committee approval for grants, training

Grants, symposiums, training and more are upcoming for the city’s police department, and all of those were among the list of resolutions on the agenda for the Public Safety Committee on Monday. The city has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the state Discovery Grant program administered by ...