ASHVILLE – Though small, Ashville is preparing to fully embrace the holiday spirit soon. The hamlet will soon be seeing both an Easter Egg hunt put on by various members of the community, and the annual Easter Carnival coordinated by the Chautauqua Safety Village. Both events will be ...

The city of Jamestown will be in state Supreme Court on April 6 to present arguments why the court shouldn’t require the city to fill leadership positions in the Jamestown Fire Department. The case is being heard by acting Supreme Court Justice Stephen Cass in state Supreme Court in ...

DUNKIRK — Dunkirk city leaders would like to see a brush drop off site in the northern end of the county. Earlier this week, four Dunkirk Councilmembers attended the Chautauqua County Legislature’s Public Facilities Committee meeting. Those in attendance included Natalie Luczkowiak, Frank ...

WESTFIELD — Westfield Academy and Central School board of Education members tabled Policy 8210 for a second time at their meeting last month due to continuing questions and need for clarification. Policy 8210, Safety Conditions and Prevention Instruction, is a modification of a BOCES policy, ...

It is still early, but discussions regarding a municipal cooperation between four north county entities are continuing. On Wednesday, Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel said he convened a second meeting of local and state leaders last week at the SUNY Fredonia Center for Innovation and ...

The Roger Tory Peterson Institute (RTPI) will present a new juried exhibition exploring the connection between art, nature, and environmental stewardship. Titled Art that Matters to the Planet: Beyond Beauty, the exhibition celebrates the world of wildflowers, while touching on concerns ...