The Empire State Poverty Reduction Initiative did a lot of good in the Jamestown area, and the seeds the state money allowed local officials to plant can bear fruit for quite some time into the future. Created after Jamestown received $1 million from the Empire State Poverty Reduction ...
Diana Scott has an idea that we hope takes off — an Artisan Christmas Bazaar in downtown Jamestown. It is exactly the type of event that downtown has been missing for quite some time, and Scott deserves all the credit in the world for taking it on. Scott's vision, drawing on ...
Question: I got notification my Prescription Drug Plan coverage will no longer be offered in 2022. What happens now? Answer: This year there has been a significant reduction in the number of stand alone Prescription Drug Plans (PDP’s) offered in New York State. In 2021 we have 28 plans, in ...
In the old days, one could pretty much predict and describe the national Republican Party as that political force in America which opposed deficit spending, promoted smaller government and was pro-business. Today, describing the Grand Old Party (GOP) it is not that easy. The party has ...
“Your tap water can hang out in some pretty seedy joints” is the message in close proximity to containers of one brand of bottled water sold by some area stores. Accompanying that message and, of course, the containers of water for sale is a picture depicting one example of the ...
Chautauqua County Republicans appear to be less than engaged when it comes to this year’s election. A visit to its home page at www.chautauquagop.com shows two bits of information: one congratulating the candidates for 2020 and another promising more news coming soon. Recent updates — like ...