Philip Laurien has flipped the script. Since he is an author, it goes with the territory. Laurien has released a fourth book of the Mac Morrison Mystery series entitled “The Case of the Chautauqua Orange Shoe Murders.” “Mac has by now transitioned from ‘just’ a cabon builder, ...

Ten legislative Republicans are following former Assemblyman Andrew Goodell’s lead by filing an amicus curie brief opposing the state’s Freshwater Wetlands Act changes that took effect this year. The brief is being filed by Assemblyman Andrew Molitor, R-Westfield, and Adam Fusco of the ...

Jamestown Community College and The Resource Center will help Chautauqua Institution solve one of its biggest short-term financial challenges by housing institution employees during the summer session. The arrangement between JCC and the institution was detailed earlier this week during a ...

Fulton Street residents are getting a taste of how hard neighborhood revitalization can be. Fulton Street resident Paul Wolff spoke during the council’s work session this week with new suggestions or ideas for things that could also help the situation in that neighborhood. Wolff said he ...

A city resident has approached the City Council’s Public Safety Committee about any possibilities to increase the police presence and availability throughout the city. Rachel Vanderwheel spoke to council members asking if the Jamestown Police Department could organize itself similar to the ...

MAYVILLE – Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel is once again proposing a reduction in the property tax rate. Meanwhile the levy, the amount of money collected by taxes, will be going up by 2%. On Wednesday, Wendel presented his budget of $309.7 million to the full county legislature. ...