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Streams Of Frustrations: Weeds, Debris Problems For Canal Entrance

VUKOTE - Charles Thurber has a problem with the Vukote Canal - most notably the weed and debris buildup that collects in the northwest entrance to Chautauqua Lake. “It looks like a sewage plant,” Thurber said. This isn’t the first time the weeds have been a problem. Thurber, who resides ...

Cummins Waits Out Demand Slowdown

It’s been a tough year for Cummins Inc., as previously forecast slowdowns in demand have proven to be true for much of 2025. What does 2026 look like? It’s too soon to tell. Mark Smith, Cummins chief financial officers, said during a recent conference call with investor analysts that ...

A Cold Reality: Shelters Prepare Amid Allegations Of Homeless Encampment Rise

Recently, evidence-backed claims from knowledgeable sources within Chautauqua County have stated there has been a rise in the number of homeless encampments within the city of Jamestown. Even with the many warming shelter locations, it is crucial to ensure that people are utilizing these ...

Colors Of Courage: Cancer Fundraiser Hosting World-Famous Artist

CELORON – The Chautauqua Harbor Hotel will be the location of a special night of entertainment, dinner, and fundraising for a cause. With a ticket, anybody from around the area can have the opportunity to see world-famous artist Michael Israel create some beautiful works. Any proceeds from ...

JHS Principal Discusses Student Leadership Initiatives

Jamestown High School student leaders are getting more involved in school activities. Jamestown Public Schools Board of Education Tuesday was offered a glimpse of new student leadership initiatives at JHS. According to JHS Principal Allyson Smith, the school has a rich tradition of student ...