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Sinclairville History Fair set for Saturday

SINCLAIRVILLE – History will be celebrated once again in Sinclairville on Saturday. On Saturday, the Valley Historical Society and the village of Sinclairville will be hosting the 27th annual History Fair in the center of the village. The day begins at 7 a.m. with breakfast at the ...

Cellar Celebration

The Jamestown Wine Cellar is set to celebrate its 50th birthday this Saturday. The drink and eatery, located at 309 N. Main St., is celebrating a half-century of serving drinks and food in Jamestown. To mark the occasion, management has organized a day of festivities, fun, food, and ...

State lawmaker proposes ban on shock gloves

Assemblywoman Catalina Cruz is proposing a ban on shock gloves in New York state. The legislation comes a couple of weeks after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has awarded a $16.7 million contract to purchase 6,000 pairs of gloves that can deliver electric shocks, saying officers ...

Completion of Clymer water system delayed until May 2027

CLYMER — The town of Clymer’s water system upgrade has been ongoing for months and while work is continuing, specifically in the town’s business district, the project has fallen slightly behind. At the town board’s September meeting, Town Supervisor Brian Willink, read a summary of ...

Charges in December stabbing include ‘Nicky Sal’

An internet influencer who was stabbed in December at the Tim Hortons in Brooklyn Square has been charged along with the man who stabbed him and a third man. Nicholas S. Attalla, also known as Niky Sal, of Erie was charged Tuesday with third-degree assault, second-degree criminal nuisance and endangering the welfare of a child. Eric Spencer was charged with second-degree criminal nuisance and endangering the welfare of a child. James Morris, who was charged in the aftermath of the December 13 stabbing with first-degree assault, third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance ...

Indigo Girls to perform tonight at Chautauqua Institution

CHAUTAUQUA — Chautauqua Institution’s regular summer season may have come to a close, but activities on the institution’s grounds continue with their post season or “shoulder” season, following the regular season. These smaller, more intimate, concert experiences began last year ...