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Benefit Is Sunday For Man Battling Two Types Of Cancer

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Matt Ekstrom is a man known to always be willing to help others, and now it is his turn for that same help as he faces two different types of cancer. A benefit for Ekstrom is set for Sunday at the Celeron Legion, 26 Jackson Avenue, supported by the Brothers By Choice. The benefit will be a ...

Jamestown Public Schools Unveils Renovated High School Cafeteria

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As of Wednesday, students at Jamestown High School are enjoying a different dining atmosphere. Tuesday some members of the Jamestown Public Schools Board of Education got a first-look at the renovated cafeteria. JPS Superintendent Dr. Kevin Whitaker said JHS alumni will be surprised at ...

Dems Propose End To Legislative Raises

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Two Democratic county officials want to see the clerk’s pay cut in the future as well as see legislators’ automatic pay raises eliminated. CLERK PAY Chautauqua County Legislator Bob Bankoski of Dunkirk has prefiled a local law to reduce the county clerk’s pay from $89,300 to $79,300 ...

City Woman Sentenced For Assault On Officer

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A Jamestown woman has been sentenced to a year of probation for assault. U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo announced Friday that Alyssa Sheldon, 30, who was convicted of assaulting, resisting or impeding a federal officer, was sentenced by U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael J. Roemer. On May 17, ...

Marvin House Celebrates Member’s 100th Birthday

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Members of the Marvin Community House honored the 100th birthday of lifetime member Judy Young. Throughout the years, Young has been known for dedication to family, service to others, and a spirit that continues to inspire everyone around her. From left are Marvin House trustee June Diethrick, ...

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Kiantone Church To Host Prayer Service Sunday KIANTONE - The Kiantone Congregational Church will be hosting a prayer service on Sunday, May 17, at 6:30 p.m. The service will give people the opportunity to join in prayer for the nation as tens of thousands gather in Washington, D.C., led in ...