Fulton Street resident Paul Wolff has become a familiar face for City Council members as someone who is not afraid to bring concerns to council meetings. During Monday’s meeting, he reported that he has heard of many others in the city that are afraid, as there is a growing feeling that ...
MAYVILLE – For the third year in a row the Chautauqua County budget has been passed with only Republican support after Democrats tried unsuccessfully to use more reserves to offer a bigger tax break. On Wednesday, the legislature voted 14-5 to approve 2026’s $309.7 spending plan. It ...
The City Council’s longest-tenured member will extend his career another two years with no opponent on the ballot for the Nov. 4 election. Tony Dolce, R-Ward 2 and council president, has had multiple years of experience helping both the Jamestown community and other members of the City ...
MAYVILLE – A Dunkirk man who has a history of gun violence is headed to state prison. Chautauqua County District Attorney Jason Schmidt announced that 34-year-old Nathaniel Hollins, has been sentenced by the Honorable David W. Foley to a 15-year term in state prison after being convicted ...
About 16 minutes into the debate for Chautauqua County executive that was sponsored by WRFA-FM in Jamestown last week, challenger Tom Carle began some talking points regarding payroll for the largest government employer that stood out. One, in fact, was a real eye opener. “I’ve actually ...
The Jamestown Community College Board of Trustees has approved a three-year contract with the college’s Faculty Association. JCC Human Resources Director Nickey Riczker said the JCCFA ratified the contract which is from Sept. 1 to Aug. 31, 2028. “This was a very positive process, ...