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Legislator Wants Elected Officials’ Salaries Disclosed

MAYVILLE — In 2024, the Chautauqua County Legislature, without any Democratic support, approved significant pay hikes for individual legislators, the executive, the clerk and the sheriff. All elected officials will also get pay hikes as well based on the economy. Because of this, one ...

City Woman Faces 17 Charges Of Child Welfare

A Jamestown woman faces 17 counts of endangering the welfare of a child for alleged offenses dating back to November. At 2 p.m. Monday, Jamestown police officers charged Amanda M. Pearsall, 31, of Jamestown for outstanding endangering the welfare of a child warrants. Pearsall was charged with ...

Calling All Anglers: Trout Restocking Begins As Season Open Nears

Spring trout season begins today - and area waters are well stocked. Conservation agencies geared up recently for the distribution of hundreds of fish into various bodies of water across the state. As some local restocks have already begun, the DEC urged New York residents to get off of ...

Development Dept. Begins Annual HUD Action Plan

Work on the city’s Annual Action Plan for the year has begun at the Department of Development, and deputy development director, Kasie Foulk, recently talked with the Planning Commission at their March meeting about what that will entail for this year. The plan is currently in the draft ...

Chautauqua Town To Clean Up Problem Property

A private residence that sits near Chautauqua Lake School which has been the subject of numerous complaints will soon be cleaned up. During the Chautauqua Town Board meeting, officials announced that they will soon advertise for contractor bids to clean up 7127 Beaujean Road. Since the ...