The effects of the government shutdown are expected to be felt by residents in Chautauqua County soon. With assistance programs, such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, not being funded as of Nov. 1, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church is looking for ways to provide to those ...
Jamestown native Kristofor G. Sellstrom has been named the next general manager by the Board of Public Utilities to succeed current General Manager David L. Leathers, who will retire in January 2026. Sellstrom is a lifelong Jamestown resident and a New York-licensed professional engineer. He ...
Parking permit fees in the Central Business District of the city are set to increase beginning Jan. 1 following the approval of an ordinance update during this week’s City Council voting session. The update to the ordinance increases the fees from $300 to $600, and applies to vehicles owned ...
A Warren woman has been ordered to either get a property at 199 Sea Lion Drive into compliance with state and local zoning codes or see the building demolished. State Supreme Court Justice Grace Hanlon ruled in favor of the village of Mayville during a non-jury trial held Oct. 15 in state ...
An apartment building looking to be placed in an old warehouse building at 16 Scott Street was recently given site plan approval by the city Planning Commission. The project, to be known as Pearl City Lofts, is being done by building owner Jonathan Dubinski and architect Don Harrington. ...
“It’s just a jump to the left. And a step to the right…” You know the rest of the lyrics, so get ready to do The Time Warp. Again. And this time you can do it again - at The Reg. As part of Nights of the Living Reg, The Reg Lenna Center For the Arts, 116 E. Third St., will be ...