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‘We’re A Family’

The friends and family of a Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Department Corrections Officer are coming together to support one of their own who is currently facing a battle with cancer. Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Officer Brett Freligh has been in remission from Clear ...

Going On Record

The chairwoman of the Chautauqua County Democratic Committee is going on record criticizing the county sheriff, district attorney and others for the arrest of a county legislator for violating election law. Those who were involved with the arrest say their actions were in no way political ...

Concerns Growing Over Homeless Housed Near Schools

FALCONER – School faculty and parents are growing more concerned about problems being caused by the homeless population being housed at the Quality Inn in Falconer. The Quality Inn is one of the hotels used by the county Department of Social Services to house the homeless. Todd ...

Frewsburg Parents, Students Support Administrator On Leave

FREWSBURG - Several Frewsburg Central School District parents and students voiced their support Thursday for Joshua Gilevski. The school board placed Gilevski on administrative leave in September. “He’s not charged with anything,” said Board President Michael LeBaron. “We’re ...

An American Addition

It’s fitting that the Robert H. Jackson Center once again played host to a naturalization ceremony welcoming 56 new Americans. Jackson was U.S. Attorney General when the Immigration and Naturalization Service was made part of the U.S. Department of Justice on June 14, 1940. In his remarks ...

Voices Heard

As part of her tour of New York State Public Schools, State Education Commissioner Dr. Betty A. Rosa on Wednesday heard first-hand the voices of students, teachers and administrators at Jamestown High School. And they were not shy about talking. When Rosa arrived at JHS she was taken to ...