Four business buildings in Jamestown’s Brooklyn Square – two of which are currently unoccupied – have been sold for millions of dollars. According to documents filed at the Chautauqua County Clerk’s Office, in March the Savarina Corporation sold 21-41 South Main St., and Harrison ...
By Michael Zabrodsky mzabrodsky@post-journal.com “Each day is a challenge.” As Laurel Seely said that phrase, you could hear the positivity surrounding it. Each day, she continues to keep an upbeat attitude while having to provide care for her son, John. John, 14, was diagnosed ...
A newly constructed cold storage facility has lowered the number of employees it was required to hire, as it goes through corporate restructuring. Representatives with Americold Real Estate were in attendance virtually at the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency this week. ...
Jamestown’s annual Italian Festival — focused on and featuring authentic Italian foods and activities — is set to return to the city once again this summer at the beginning of July. Put on by Catholic Neighbors in Faith and St James Parish, the festival is set for July 11 from 11 ...
New York state is poised to delay the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act - though the 10-year delay doesn’t go as far as many Republicans prefer. The delay was included in the Transportation, Economic Development and Environmental Conservation budget bill introduced on ...
A judge will hear a second round of oral arguments in a lawsuit over Jamestown firefighters working too long in temporary job classifications on July 31. State Supreme Court Justice Stephen Cass heard oral arguments in the Jamestown Professional Firefighters Association’s lawsuit against the city on April 1 after several arguments had been filed with the court. The lawsuit was originally filed March 10 by the firefighters. The firefighters argue the city is consistently leaving management positions such as battalion chief, captain, and lieutenant unfilled with permanent ...
