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ImmunityBio says it is ‘incredibly committed’ to Dunkirk

In 1940, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill famously said, in relation to the Battle of Dunkirk, “Wars are not won by evacuation.” A special guest at a recent Dunkirk Town Board meeting referenced that quote in relation to Chautauqua County’s own Dunkirk – rather than the famous ...

Clymer student BOE members share FBLA nationals experience

CLYMER — Recently, Clymer Central School’s student Board of Education members along with their other FBLA members traveled to San Antonio, Texas, for the FBLA National Leadership Conference. Student BOE member Roman Wassink shared some highlights from the experience with the overall ...

Family Affair

MAYVILLE - Chautauqua Rails to Trails will present the Mayville Bluegrass Festival on Saturday, Aug. 15, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at Big Inlet Brewing in Mayville. The full-day celebration of bluegrass music will bring together an outstanding lineup of regional talent, highlighted by the ...

Figuring out how much is owed after doctor’s visit, procedure

Question: My doctor just sent a bill from my last visit and a procedure they completed, but I don’t think I should pay this much. How do I know what to pay? Answer: Whenever you go to see your doctor, have a procedure, or are admitted to the hospital, your benefits are processed through ...

Ellicott approves quality of life code tickets

Ellicott officials are investigating a quality of life ticketing system in an attempt to decrease the volume of code cases making their way to town court. Brandon Shelters, Ellicott code enforcement officer, made the suggestion during the Ellicott Town Board's July 7 meeting. Rather than sending code violations to Ellicott Town Court, which ends up driving up the number of cases in court and allows code cases to stay open longer, Shelters suggested the use of violation tickets for common code violations. Jamestown's quality of life tickets give code enforcement officers the option ...

Area Police Reports

JAMESTOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT — Tony L. Mosley, 34, of Jamestown was charged with second-degree criminal mischief and second-degree assault. At around 11:12 a.m. Saturday, officers responded to 207 Foote Ave (UPMC Chautauqua) for a disorderly subject. Through an investigation it was found thatMosley assaulted a staff member and caused thousands of dollars of damage to hospital equipment. He was placed into custody without incident and transported to Jamestown City Jail. He was being held pending arraignment. — A pair of individuals are facing charges after being located inside a ...