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Blue Jays Rec League Forms Partnership With Credit Union

Local News

The Jamestown Blue Jays youth baseball team has strong supporters, some of whom have been fans for more than 10 years, and support the youthful ball players of the team in any way they can. “Affinity One, a federal credit union, has been a longtime supporter of the Jamestown City Rec ...

Summer In Swing: Lake Events Continue After July 4 Holiday

Local News

On behalf of the Alliance and our members, we hope that everyone had a safe and enjoyable July 4 holiday on and around the waters of Chautauqua Lake. Now sitting at the peak of the summer season, we wanted to take a moment to highlight the wide range of services and information available from ...

Crews respond to Silver Creek fire

Community

Numerous agencies responded to a house fire late Saturday at 20 Robinson St. in Silver Creek. A call came in around 11:40 p.m. that a caller could see a fire on the street. Crews were on the scene until after 3 a.m. Sunday. Departments responding included Forestville, Sunset Bay, Silver Creek, ...

Coroner Called To Motorcycle Accident

Community

A motor vehicle accident involving a motorcyclist led to a county coroner being called to the scene in the city of Jamestown. Before 8 a.m. Sunday, Jamestown police and Fire Department responded to 157 Buffalo St. for the incident. No update was issued by officials as of the afternoon.

Missing child found

Community

A missing 6-year-old who went missing Saturday morning was located after an extensive search. At around 10:03 a.m., the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office and New York State Police received a report of the missing child in the area of the LoGuidice BOCES on Fredonia Stockton Road in the town ...

Judge backs union in city worker’s case

Community

A judge denied the city of Dunkirk’s attempt to get out of arbitration in the case of a laid-off city worker. State Supreme Court Judge Grace Hanlon ruled in favor of AFSCME Council Local 912 in the case of Kim Robbins. The former legal secretary, laid off Feb. 7 in the city’s ...