Chautauqua County’s district attorney has been receiving some criticism regarding some License Plate Readers, commonly referred to as Flock cameras, that were recently installed in the village of Fredonia. Those criticisms continued at Wednesday’s Chautauqua County Legislature meeting. ...
Three schools in the city have been undergoing construction work throughout the summer, and while construction projects are still being worked on, all three schools are expected to be open for students and staff for the beginning of the school year. Dr. Kevin Whitaker, Jamestown Public ...
STOW - A property on Hadley Bay Road in Stow will have to wait a bit longer for a special use permit from the North Harmony Town Board. The property is located just off of Route 394 before Interstate 86. The North Harmony Town Board and town Planning Board have had discussions in recent weeks regarding the Leighton Properties proposal for the property. Existing basement apartments in the building will be removed to become dry storage only while showers will be removed from two apartments to be used as commercial spaces only. The Leightons also want to make the building state Fire ...
Dec. 31 is a target date the executive director of the United Christian Advocacy Network (UCAN) City Mission has kept on his radar for some time. Bruce Baehr has been at the helm of the city mission located at 7 W. First St. through periods of expansive growth, programming expansions, ...
When Ethan Thompson joined his school band as a fourth-grade student in northern New Jersey, he discovered more than an interest in music. He found a community — and, eventually, a calling. Now, as Jamestown High School’s new marching band director and music teacher, Thompson is excited ...
Jamestown Public Schools served almost 50,000 meals to local children between July 6 and Aug. 14 through its summer meal program. Under the leadership of Food Service Director Scott Johnson, the JPS Food Service Department provided more than 24,000 breakfasts and 25,000 lunches to children ...
