WATERLOO, N.Y. – State Sen. George Borrello joined state and local leaders, economic development officials and energy experts Thursday at the Upstate Nuclear Conference in Waterloo to discuss interest in nuclear power and what new nuclear development could mean for communities in New York. ...
A homeless Jamestown man has been charged with destroying the cooling system at the St. Susan Center in August. Jurall R. Reid, 33, was charged Monday with second-degree criminal mischief and fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property. Reid was arraigned in Jamestown City Court and ...
Cedric the Entertainer will bring his vaunted stand-up act to the Seneca Allegany Casino stage in January. Beginning in the 1990s, Cedric the Entertainer built a career in stand-up comedy, as well as in film, television, and voice acting, earning recognition for his contributions to ...
A lineman was killed earlier this month while working on a substation in Mayville during a scheduled power outage. Attorney Joe Nicastro with Buffalo Law confirmed the death during a phone interview Tuesday. “Our firm has been retained by the Lockett family following the death of Stephen P. Lockett. Stephen suffered catastrophic injuries in the early morning hours of September 11, 2026 while performing electrical repair work at the village of Mayville’s Lakeview Avenue electric substation,” he said. On Sept. 2, some mini-transformers blew at the Mayville substation, ...
People showed up in droves Saturday to raise money for a good cause. The third annual Tossin’ It for Tony Cornhole Tournament was held at the Tsintzina Society’s Greek Club, 113 Jackson Ave, starting at 11 a.m. The event celebrated the life of Anthony (Tony) Senske, son of Kristi and ...
Cadet and senior members of the Jamestown Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron volunteered recently at the Busti Firemen’s Gala days celebration, an annual community celebration hosted by the Busti Fire Department. Pictured from left are Lt Col Ellen Maternowski, Kirra Hodgkin, Olivia ...
