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Clymer Officials Deciding Solar Panel Permit Fees

CLYMER — Two solar projects being done in the town of Clymer have reached the building permit stage, leading town board members to discuss the projects’ permit fees. At the December meeting, Town Supervisor Brian Willink said Code Enforcement Officer Jeff Messenger has been getting ...

Honest John’s Sunday Buffet To Benefit Salvation Army

Every holiday season the Salvation Army looks to raise money to continue their efforts to help those in need through efforts such as the Red Kettle Campaign, and this year local pizzeria, Honest John’s is looking to help the Salvation Army in their efforts as well. On Sunday, Dec. 21 from ...

Business Begins: New Family-Driven Sports Card Store Opens

FALCONER – Community residents have been welcoming a new business to the area since the initial opening in October. 5Z Sports Cards is the new business addition, focusing on selling various sports and trading cards. As a family run operation, owner Johnathon Mayr stated that there is ...

Ellery Seeking Bids For New Town Hall

BEMUS POINT – Ellery Town Board members are discussing the possibility of building a new town hall. While the plan is not yet set in stone, a resolution was approved by board members recently that will allow the town to begin calculating precise costs. Discussions have begun in the town ...

PVCS teacher, coach facing sex abuse charges with youth

SOUTH DAYTON -- A Pine Valley Central School teacher has been charged with allegedly engaging in sexual contact with a juvenile. On Dec. 3, the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office received a complaint from the Pine Valley School District regarding a teacher employed at their school. The ...

Area Business Permanently Banned From Selling Tobacco

A Lakewood business has had its tobacco license permanently revoked. During the recent Chautauqua County Board of Health meeting, Jessica Wurstle, Director of Environmental Health Services, said Clouds Smokes and Vapors, located at 361 E. Fairmount Ave., previously had its tobacco license ...