Wicked Warren's and the Robert H. Jackson Center have partnered to launch "The Justice," a commemorative amber honey lager created to celebrate the center's 25th anniversary and support civic education inspired by the legacy of Justice Robert H. Jackson and the lessons of Nuremberg. Made ...
SHERMAN - For Colton Courtney, the opening of the Branding Iron of Sherman is the latest chapter in a career that has always been closely connected to agriculture, animals, and his hometown. The 2023 Sherman Central School graduate opened the retail meat store Aug. 1 at 121 W. Main St., ...
STOW - Barbecued chicken added to North Harmony Seniors' August potluck dinner meeting brought out 45 members and four guests. The Hospitality Committee of Dee and Chuck Ellis, Anita and Earl Ferry, and Linda and Lois Kesby set up the tables and cleaned up after everyone feasted. Mary Pratt and Evelyn Thorndike received birthday honors with a cake provided by Pam and John Brown, and Bev and Clare Crawford's 68th anniversary was applauded. Club member Louise Ortman will become interim supervisor of the town of North Harmony, since Rob Yates is retiring soon. Lois Kesby announced ...
BEMUS POINT - The Chautauqua County Partnership for Economic Growth and the Chautauqua County Department of Planning and Development will begin work on a new public art mural at the Bemus Point Village Hall, 13 Alburtus Ave., Bemus Point, on Thursday, Sept. 24. Michael Ferrarell, a ...
The town of Busti is moving ahead with clearing part of a Lakewood property - but it’s not as much as the town had asked the state Supreme Court permission to remedy. During its Aug. 31 meeting, the Busti Town Board entered into an executive session to discuss pending litigation before entering back into open session to approve a contract with S. Tabone Paving and Seal Coating for $39,900 for property cleanup and debris removal from properties owned by Lee and Sharon Fischer. Fischer spoke to the board during the public comment portion of the meeting, questioning the town’s ...
PANAMA - Taxes, the future of sports teams, retirement costs, possible school board membership and the future of one pre-k through 12th grade building serving all of Clymer, Sherman and Panama are among the questions on the minds of Panama residents who are mulling a potential merger of the ...
