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Productive Patriots

Many of those attending a recent American Creed event at the Robert H. Jackson Center likely hadn’t said the Pledge of Allegiance in years. On Monday, they did something a little different, taking an oath of allegiance to the United States, similarly to what happens in the process of ...

It’s Full Speed Ahead With Roundabouts

Apprehension within the northern Chautauqua County community that included a lawsuit by a local business to stop the road project greeted the announcement of a proposed roundabout at Routes 60 and 20 in the village of Fredonia in 2017. Even today, some opponents remain vocal regarding the New ...

Warren Man Pleads Guilty To Video Call Harassment

A Jamestown man will spend an additional year on probation after harassing his ex-girlfriend during a video call earlier this year from the Warren County Prison. Brandon M. Dailey, 32, of Jamestown was charged in May with terroristic threats with intent to terrorize another and harassment ...

Clymer Tax Increase At 7.5%

CLYMER — Budget season continues throughout Chautauqua County, including in the town of Clymer, where the preliminary budget for 2026 was presented to the Town Board at the October meeting and is currently looking at just under a 7.5% tax increase. Budget officer Rilley Enlow presented the ...

Seek And Report

Students in Jefferson Middle School’s journalism club just don’t read the morning announcements. They actively seek and report on the happenings at the school. Club adviser Alex Moore recently gave a video presentation to the Jamestown Public Schools Board of Education. He told board ...

Ferguson Tries To Cut Off Lawsuit Talk

Fredonia Mayor Michael Ferguson said there wasn’t going to be any talk about the latest lawsuit against the village at Tuesday’s Board of Trustees meeting. There was, anyway. Ferguson announced village lawyers Webster Szanyi advised officials not to allow public comments on the lawsuit ...