MAYVILLE – A Randolph man has been found guilty of arson that destroyed multiple buildings and killed animals in the southern end of the county. According to District Attorney Jason Schmidt, on Thursday a Chautauqua County jury convicted Aubrey Baize, 29, of intentionally setting a fire ...
Executive Director Deb Pacos once described Dunkirk-Fredonia Meals on Wheels as a service the community provides not only to provide meals, but also to clients as a part of the community. Thursday morning, U.S. Congressman Nick Langworthy got an up close view at the impact the organization ...
Kolton VandeVelde, seventh grade, has been chosen as Falconer Middle School’s Student of the Month for January. Kolton enjoys playing video games and is a member of the track team and also Middle School Esports. He enjoys all his classes in middle school, especially physical education. In ...
Dr. Lori V. Quigley spoke recently in the Carnahan Theater at Jamestown Community College about the lasting consequences residential boarding schools like the Thomas Indian School have on Native Americans. During her talk, the audience viewed the documentary “Unseen Tears: The Impact of ...
Hazeltine Library To Host Author Showcase Meeting Monday BUSTI - Monday marks the beginning of the Spring Author Showcase at the Hazeltine Public Library. Sally Ferguson will be the author speaking. Ferguson specializes in journaling. Notes on a calendar, photos and scraps of paper can ...
For the second time in a week, a Jamestown infant has been critically injured by an adult. Sean. L. Thomas, 26, of Jamestown, was charged with first-degree strangulation, second-degree assault and endangering the welfare of a child after officers responded to a home on the city’s north ...