Sherman teen Larsen Swan recently had a new calf delivered to his door from California as part of the Hellenbrand Lasting Legacy Award. The purpose of the legacy award is to provide an aspiring and deserving high school dairy youth a chance to own and show a female cow who has never had a ...
Emotions overflow on a regular basis when it comes to water in Fredonia. In recent years, an immediacy caused by 10 boil orders over the last 38 months has led current Village Board members to look to a connection with the North County Water District as a solution. That does not sit well ...
Two Buffalo residents face several felony charges in Pennsylvania involving false statements involving the sale or transfer of firearms. Alexander E. Jones, 33, of Buffalo, and Julia Rose Carter, 33, of Buffalo, were charged Wednesday by the Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation for an alleged crime that took place in March in Conewango Township. Jones is charged with six counts of third-degree felony selling or transfer of firearm - false written statement while Carter is charged with 12 third-degree felony counts of selling or transfer of firearm - false ...
A pair of fire districts are facing the loss of future support regarding a lack of payment to Chautauqua County. The Chautauqua County Office of the County Attorney said in a news release issued Thursday that it is taking steps to resolve unpaid fees owed by the Forestville and Frewsburg Fire Districts for Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulance intercepts and is preparing next actions to ensure compliance. If the districts continue to refuse payment of the amounts due, the county may be forced to suspend certain services currently provided to the Districts. “Our duty is ...
Lucas West, a senior at the State University of New York at Fredonia, concluded his run on NBC’s hit show “The Voice” during the season finale on Tuesday, earning national recognition for his performances throughout the competition. West and three other finalists each performed two ...
Chautauqua County is moving ahead with plans to publish the salaries of elected county officials on its website. The only significant change from the original proposal is that it would be done in the fall rather than the spring. In March, County Legislator Fred Larson, D-Jamestown, introduced a resolution that would require salaries of legislators, the executive, the clerk and the sheriff be posted on the county website by April 30 of each year. Larson noted that all legislators, the executive, the clerk and the sheriff are getting annual raises according to the Consumer Price ...
