Work by the state has been ongoing for months on East Second Street, and so far the project remains on track to be finished by the end of the year. City Council members had some questions about the project that were asked during a recent work session. . A question was raised for Director ...
CHAUTAUQUA – Officials are going to see how much it will cost to demolish a dilapidated cabin in the town. During the Chautauqua Town Board meeting, a resident came to the board meeting and voiced concerns about 5982 Fisherman’s Lane. In 2023, the Chautauqua Town Board approved a ...
CHAUTAUQUA - South & Center Chautauqua Lake Sewer District leaders gathered Thursday to celebrate the formal completion of Phase II of the district’s Westside Sewer Extension. Phase II of the project, which began in 2024 and was completed this summer, extended public sewer service along ...
Two familiar foes have been the focus of management work in Chautauqua Lake this summer — nuisance plant growth and invasive species. The Chautauqua Lake Partnership and Chautauqua Lake Association continue to lead the way on annual management operations as they work to address plant growth ...
North Harmony Senior Citizens Meet STOW - Thirty-three members and five guests met recently for the North Harmony Seniors' monthly dinner. The Hospitality Committee of Anita and Earl Ferry and Helen Johnson oversaw the potluck offerings. July birthdays of Barb Cheney and Linda Kesby were honored with a patriotic cake provided by Bev Butts. Moments of silence were shared after hearing of the deaths of Becky Deault and Al LaFredo. Mary Jane Miller provided piano accompaniment for a patriotic sing-along. Words were projected on two TV screens thanks to Will Ortman's technology. Winners ...
PORTLAND — U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer came to Chautauqua County on Monday to take a stand with local grape farmers after they were dealt what he called a “heartless and cruel” blow from a major beverage producer that pulled its support earlier this year. Refresco suddenly canceled ...
