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Sheridan winery fined $1,000 for missed water reports

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A winery in the northern end of the county has once again been fined after missing multiple water reports. During the Chautauqua County Board of Health meeting, it was announced there were 11 Agreements to Settle for public water supply violations. All businesses cited are on private well water and are required to do various reporting. Most of the businesses or organizations fined were for one or two reports missing. Woodbury Vineyards, however, was cited for missing its fifth water report from 2025. Justin Ortel, dba Woodbury Vineyards, at 3215 S. Roberts Road, in the ...

Jeremy’s Belview owners try to move forward after fire

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A kitchen fire Wednesday is being described as “devastating” by the owners of Jeremy’s Belview. Restaurant ownership expressed their thanks for those who have reached out over the past couple of days while they figure out the next steps for the longtime Foote Avenue eatery. “As ...

Texas data center to use Cummins natural gas generators

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With New York poised to delay construction of data centers for a year, Cummins Inc. is profiting from the growth of data centers in Texas. Cummins Inc. recently announced an agreement with Circe Energy to provide a series of high-powered, high-efficiency natural gas generator sets to ...

Retiring BOCES Culinary Arts instructors reflect on careers

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Babcock.jpg Chef Gregory Babcock of the Ormsby Educational Center retired this June after almost 30 years at Erie 2–Chautauqua–Cattaraugus BOCES. He was recognized for his years of service during the center’s Senior Recognition ceremony. Caccamise.jpg Chef David Caccamise of ...

City looks for ARC to fund JLDC program

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The city is looking to create a new loan program through the Jamestown Local Development Corporation. Funding for this new program would come through a grant the city is applying for with the Appalachian Region Commission, known as the Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic ...

Jamestown To Host National Night Out Aug. 4

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The city of Jamestown will join communities across the nation in celebrating National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 4. The annual community-building campaign promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to help make communities safer and stronger. The event is being organized through a partnership between the Jamestown Police Department and Jamestown Department of Development. Additional details regarding the event location, activities, and participating organizations will be announced as the date approaches. First introduced by the National Association of Town ...