News that the city is moving ahead with a Restore New York grant application for the Furniture Mart building is welcome news for a building that was once one of Jamestown’s crown jewels. From the early 1800s until the mid-1900s, Jamestown was well-known for its furniture industry, earning ...
Concerns raised by a city resident about safety in the Spring Street parking ramp should be taken seriously by Jamestown officials. The resident spoke recently before the City Council and said he has personally broken up assaults in the ramp, been threatened and seen people hanging around in ...
It’s been a few years since thousands of dead fish washed ashore in Burtis Bay - creating a stink for residents and a headache for lake groups that had to clean up the mess. The rotting fish aren’t back, thank goodness, but the weeds in Burtis Bay are still a problem that need more ...
President Joe Biden was right when he said on Monday that private enterprises will need to lead on reducing the prices for cancer treatments and on sharing data with each other to make treatment for cancer more effective. It’s a shame that the common sense that drove this specific ...
It was shady politics for someone in the Republican Party to copy and fraudulently submit 11,000 signatures on a petition to get Republican candidate for Gov. Lee Zeldin on the Independence Party ballot line. It was equally shady politics for Democrats to send 4.2 million pre-marked absentee ...
It’s ludicrous that a three-volley salute during Chautauqua County’s commemoration of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack had to take place in a gas station parking lot rather than on county property. But is anyone surprised that a hastily passed state law would have an unintended and ...