A $70 million development at a former golf course in the town of Chautauqua can still move forward after the town’s Zoning Board of Appeals rejected a request to reconsider a previous decision that helped the project get approval. On Tuesday, the zoning board was asked to “consider an ...
Assemblyman Andrew Molitor is among the co-sponsors of legislation that would require all sex offenders to be placed in the publicly searchable area of the state’s online sex offender registry. Sponsored by Assemblyman Joseph Angelino, Binghamton, the legislation (A.10975) would amend ...
While budget season for the city of Jamestown remains months away, the City Council is looking to approve a local law allowing for a tax cap levy override of the federally required two percent tax cap. At Monday’s work session, a local law approving the tax cap override was up for ...
The competition reached a turning point Monday at The Spire Theater as Chautauqua’s Got Talent, completed its third round and revealed the contestants advancing to next week’s semi-finals. With only a limited number of spots remaining, the stakes were higher than ever, and contestants ...
Standing before business and community leaders, County Executive PJ Wendel said he believes Chautauqua County is in a good place and will continue to improve. For the first time during his tenure in office, Wendel gave the State of the County address at a CHQ Chamber breakfast, held at ...
Most of the Jamestown Local Development Corporation’s active loans are paying off. Aili Makuch, city economic development coordinator, recently updated the status of the active loans for JLDC board member. Makuch began by presenting on the JLDC’s oldest active loan to Labyrinth Press Company and Brazil. Makuch said the loan was to purchase the building that the business was in, which they were originally leasing. “They combined funding from JLDC, Greater Jamestown Zone Capital Corporation and Western Region Commission and some of their own private investment to purchase that ...
