As the Post-Journal celebrates its 200th anniversary this year, some other milestones for former employees are happening as well. Teresa LaPlaca is one of those former employees, celebrating her 95th birthday at the end of February. LaPlaca’s birthday was Feb. 22, and she spent it with ...
A Jamestown man who is already behind bars for kidnapping an elderly couple has been sentenced for a murder that he committed nearly three years ago. On Monday, Chautauqua County Court Judge David Foley sentenced 37-year-old Michael Burham to 25 years to life in prison. In January Burham ...
The Gateway Lofts project has a new tenant with a familiar name. After months of evaluation and financial analysis, the St. Susan Center Board of Directors has voted to remain at its longtime home in the Gateway Center at 31 Water St. and to pursue tenancy within the Gateway Lofts ...
In June of last year, legislation was proposed at the state level that would require that various public locations carry naloxone and train staff on the administration of it. Though legislation already exists allowing these organizations to possess naloxone and train administrators, this ...
PANAMA — For the third time since 2022, a pizza shop located on Main Street in the village of Panama has opened under new ownership. The shop, located at 8 West Main Street, was known as Family Night Pizza first, which opened in October 2022 and closed in June 2024. Following that it was ...
Work may begin this summer on the next phase of improvements along the Chadakoin River. The city has been looking into and working on ways to bring in more activity to the Chadakoin River Basin, in the form of the Chadakoin Basin Activation project, and Jason Kulaszewski, city principal planner, brought phase one of this project to the planning commission for introduction last month and review and approval at the most recent February meeting. The first phase of the project focuses on the southern basin, the area near the park behind the National Comedy Center and the Board of Public ...
