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Stronger Supervision: Cassadaga Valley Implements New Administrative Structure

SINCLAIRVILLE — Moving into the new school year, Cassadaga Valley Central School has begun implementing a new administrative structure, which includes appointing house principals and an executive principal, and allowing a house principal to act as an executive principal if the need arises. ...

DEC Issues Statement Following Testing Near Great Lakes Cheese Facility

FRANKLINVILLE – Conditions in Ischua Creek near the Great Lakes Cheese Factory in Franklinville are improving, according to the state DEC. DEC officials said over the weekend that the die-off of fish and wildlife within the area has a likely connection to the waste discharge. DEC testing ...

JPD Issues Bike Storing Advice During Rash Of Thefts

Be careful where you store your bicycle or your e-bike. The Jamestown Police Department continues to receive many complaints that traditional bikes, and e-bikes are being stolen throughout the city. In a recent advisory statement posted on Facebook, JPD officials said many of the victims ...

UPMC Chautauqua Names New President

Tracy Gates has been appointed president of UPMC Chautauqua effective Monday. “Tracy brings more than two decades of leadership experience in hospital and health system operations to UPMC Chautauqua,” said Brian Durniok, current president, UPMC Chautauqua, president, UPMC Hamot and ...

Trolley Tour

As work continues on the Jamestown Trolley Car 93 Restoration Project, specifically in the form of raising funds to build a building to put the trolley in, the restored trolley was recently visited by the Clymer Historical Society. Bob Johnston, founder of the Jamestown Trolley Car 93 ...

Offering A Choice

MAYVILLE - Nick Langworthy wants to give area residents and businesses a choice - a choice for affordable, reliable energy. U.S. Rep. Langworthy spoke Friday at P.P.P. Future Development, 100 E. Chautauqua Ave. to stress how important his proposed Energy Choice Act is for consumers and ...