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Frewsburg One Of Two Fire Districts Cited For Lack Of Payments

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A pair of fire districts are facing the loss of future support regarding a lack of payment to Chautauqua County. The Chautauqua County Office of the County Attorney said in a news release issued Thursday that it is taking steps to resolve unpaid fees owed by the Forestville and Frewsburg Fire ...

New CHQ Transit building will cost $450,000 to construct

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The long-awaited building in the city of Jamestown that will serve as a hub for riders on CHQ Transit will still cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to construct, but at least it’s significantly cheaper than it was a year ago. During the recent Chautauqua County Planning Board, county ...

Dunkirk man pleads guilty in gun incidents

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MAYVILLE – A Dunkirk man who went to trial and got a hung jury after being accused of unintentionally shooting two youths in a 2022 drive-by incident in Dunkirk has accepted a plea agreement instead of having another trial. The new trial, which was on the court calendar for next week, was ...

Performers Take Audience Inside Famous Johnny Cash Concert

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To help preserve a pivotal moment in music history, Jay Ernest wanted to tell a story about Johnny Cash - from a different perspective. Enter Folsom Prison, and the live show Cash recorded there on Jan. 13, 1968. “That show — January 13, 1968 — became one of the most pivotal moments ...

JPS Adopts 2026-27 Spending Plan

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The Jamestown Public Schools Board of Education Tuesday adopted its 2026-27 budget. According to Brittnay Spry, JPS assistant superintendent of finance and operations, the budget totals $120,898,274, and there is no tax increase. At a March 10 budget workshop, Spry said the revenue ...

Molitor, Borrello Send Letter To PSC

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The region’s state representatives have sent a letter to the Public Service Commission with suggestions to resolve the state’s energy crisis. “New Yorkers are feeling the pressure of higher energy costs, and they deserve straight answers,” said Assemblyman Andrew Molitor, ...