As a 23-year-old test inspector for Marmon in 1911, Clessie Cummins jumped at the chance to crew for Ray Harroun’s Marmon Wasp at the inaugural Indianapolis 500, an experience that led the businessman to enter cars powered by his diesel engines in the famed race years later. Now, as the ...
Legal colleagues of Bruce Scolton have honored the former area lawyer. Marilyn Fiore-Lehman, chairwoman of the Jamestown Bar Association Community Service Award Committee, announced at a special meeting of the Jamestown Bar Association held recently that Scolton, former Harmony town justice ...
“Four hours makes a huge difference.” Jamestown Renaissance Corp. aims to make Jamestown better through inspiration, action, and celebration. JRC shows its mission through supporting and coordinating events such as the “Hands On Jamestown” volunteer event, an event consisting of ...
Rob Sciarrino Jr. has been named DFT Communications’ new vice president of network. Born and raised in Westfield, Sciarrino came to DFT in 2009. Having started in the industry as an intern at the age of 15, Sciarrino worked his way up from the bottom; learning the complexities of ...
FREDONIA — On an unusually warm and dry day, college graduates and their families flooded the SUNY Fredonia campus to celebrate the 152nd commencement class. Feelings of excitement, happiness, bliss and accomplishment bled from the smiling faces of family members as they watched the young ...
CLYMER – After being kicked down the road last year, the metaphorical can has come to a halt in Clymer. The Clymer Central School District and the residents within it have a decision to make: to support the proposed budget or to stand in opposition. The Clymer School Board of Education ...
Retirement experts frequently recommend working longer if you haven’t saved enough. But you may not realize just how powerful a little extra work can be. Researchers who compared the relative returns of working longer versus saving more last year reached some startling findings. Among them ...
SHERMAN – A “temporary arrangement” turns 100 today. On May 19, 1919, the Sherman Community Church was officially incorporated. Its establishment came from the union of three other churches that were in the village at the time. The purpose of the founding was only intended to last for ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. long-term mortgage rates fell slightly this week, marking a third straight week of declines as a continued inducement to purchasers in the spring homebuying season. Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac says the average rate on the 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage eased to 4.07% ...
The Chautauqua Regional Youth Ballet recently announced new members to its 2019 board of directors. The current Board consists of Richie Joly, president; Twan Leenders, treasurer; Francesca Galbato, secretary; Nancy Cala; Galena Duba-Weaver; and Chris Switala. “We are thrilled to welcome ...
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is asking the state Department of Financial Services to launch an investigation into reports that nurses have been denied life insurance coverage for carrying opioid overdose reversal medications, such as Naloxone or Narcan. “Nurses are on the front line of our state’s ...
The Eastside Fellowship held its 68th annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 20 at College Park. The fellowship thanked all its sponsors that made the annual Easter Egg Hunt possible.
WESTFIELD — Westfield Academy and Central Middle-High School recently announced students on the high honor, honor and merit roll for the third quarter. They are: HIGH HONOR ROLL Sixth grade: Mason Baum, Daniel Bratton, Alina Franklin, Addison Luce, Grace Nolan, Lillian Snyder, Carson ...
New York state is honoring Chautauqua Tapestry — a network charged with enhancing Chautauqua County’s system of care — with the 2019 ‘What’s Great in our State’ Systems of Care Award. Chautauqua Tapestry was established in 2008 as part of a federal SAMHSA grant to expand the ...
Jeff Klau was recently recognized for his leadership as the outgoing board chairman for Impact Campus Fellowship for the past six years. David Anderson was voted in as the new chairman for Impact Campus Fellowship. Impact CF is a student-led, faith-based network of Clubs in 42 schools in ...
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Senior Citizens met recently with 25 members and two visitors attending for a soup, bread and dessert supper served by the Westfield Women’s Organization. Doc Hamels played guitar and sang songs. He has played guitar for more than 50 years, has appeared on ...
Meals on Wheels of the Jamestown Area has received $16,549 from Meals on Wheels America and Subaru of America as part of last winter’s Subaru Share the Love Event to help provide home-delivered meals to senior citizens in Chautauqua County. During Share the Love, held from Nov. 17, 2018, ...
The Chautauqua County Libertarian Party recently held its fifth annual convention at EBC West in Fredonia. Andrew Martin Kolstee, party chairman, called the convention to order and introduced Larry Sharpe, the Libertarian Party’s 2018 candidate for governor. Sharpe spoke on the continued ...
ELLINGTON — Artwork created by people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in The Resource Center’s Creations Art Program are on display at the Ellington Farman Library. The art is being showcased in the library’s community room display case and will be on exhibit for the ...
As part of Chautauqua County’s goal to improve and expand CARTS service, CARTS will be providing Saturday service for city fixed routes from June 1 to Aug. 31. Chautauqua County Executive George Borrello and Department of Public Facilities Director Brad Bentley rode the City Fixed Routes ...