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The February 22 Rundown

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Here is a rundown of stories that can be found in Thursday's edition of The Post-Journal. Please click the link above ("The Rundown") in an email or the triangle (below the picture) on the website.

State Legions Officials Want More Done For Veterans

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BROCTON — Chautauqua County’s American Legions were host to a group of dedicated state commanders and presidents over the weekend. Department Commander Timothy J. Collmer, State Auxiliary President Karen St. Hilaire, and New York Detachment Commander for the Sons of the American Legion ...

Jamestown Jackals To Begin Season As Planned

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The Jamestown Jackals will launch its 2024 playing season on time, regardless of the team’s current housing dilemma and other minor challenges. As previously reported, the Jackals’ March 3 home opener had been called into question due to the lack of affordable and available housing for the ...

Ag Census Reports Drop In New York Family Farms

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The U.S. Department Of Agriculture released its latest Agriculture Census last week, revealing a 9% drop in family farms in New York state — the steepest drop in the last three decades. The Agriculture Census is a broad snapshot of what is currently happening in agriculture. The 2022 census ...

Remediation Work Underway At UCAN City Mission

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The lights at the United Christian Advocacy Network’s City Mission have flickered back on — sort of. The men’s mission located at 7 W. First St. shuttered more than a month ago amid the discovery of asbestos during a planned central heating system replacement project. During this time, ...

New Bill Would Require Housing Plans By All Local Governments

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There wasn’t much support in the state Legislature for Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to increase new housing construction last year. But a downstate Democrat in the state Assembly is proposing requiring local governments to create a “Housing Action Plan for Everyone” through amendments to ...