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Planning Commission Discusses Local Preservation Ordinance

After a surprise addition to a City Council agenda earlier this month, city officials say a proposed Local Preservation Ordinance needs more discussion. City Planning Commission members discussed the ordinance during a meeting this week. Ellen Shadle, city principal planner, presented the ...

Suspect Decides To Not Testify In Rushdie Attack Trial

MAYVILLE – The suspect accused of stabbing a world-renowned author at Chautauqua Institution two and a half years ago multiple times has decided not to testify in court. On Thursday, both the prosecution and the defense rested in the trial of Hadi Matar, who has been charged with ...

Suspect In Rushdie Stabbing Doesn’t Testify In Court

MAYVILLE – The suspect accused of stabbing a world-renown author at Chautauqua Institution two and a half years ago has decided not to testify in court. On Thursday, both the prosecution and the defense rested in the trial of Hadi Matar, who has been charged with second-degree attempted ...

Wrapping Up

MAYVILLE – The prosecution is nearing the end of having people testify in the case of a New Jersey man accused of stabbing a world-renown author multiple times, attempting to kill him, two and half years ago at Chautauqua Institution. On Wednesday only one witness took the stand. That ...

Gateway Lofts Project Waits On Funding

The Gateway Lofts project has been ongoing in the city of Jamestown since before the COVID-19 pandemic, and this project has returned to the members of the Planning Commission for discussion. On Tuesday, Lindsey Haubenreich with the Phillips Lytle law firm presented the project to the ...

Council Talks Alternate Parking Details, Possible Month Changes

City Council members will get a first look at the Public Works Department’s proposed changes to alternate parking next month. The question was brought up during Monday’s Public Safety Committee meeting after city residents asked about possible changes late last year. Councilman Joe ...