Earlier this year, The Post-Journal voiced its opinion that a public relations person for Jamestown’s $28.3 million federal stimulus program was a complete and utter waste of money. Mayor Eddie Sundquist’s revised stimulus spending plan presented to the City Council for approval Monday ...

It’s disappointing that Chautauqua County residents will no longer receive a daily update from their health department regarding new daily COVID-19 cases, but in the end the county’s decision doesn’t really mean that much. Not having a daily update doesn’t change the number of cases ...

Society does a lot every October to raise awareness of domestic violence. There are walks. People wear purple. There are a plethora of newspaper editorials around the country. There will be public service announcements in local media and probably some sponsored posts in your Facebook feed. ...

Ellicott and Celoron officials are looking for a way to pay for weed cleanup near the shore in Burtis Bay. Chautauqua Lake Association crews removed the weeds where they could be reached with CLA equipment, but there is more to be done in shallower water closer to shore near the Ellicott ...

Potter’s Terrace was once one of the most unique little areas in Jamestown. The wooden park was unlike anything else in the area, created as it was in the space where a building burned down decades ago. Eventually, the park became unstable and had to be torn down. Jamestown’s Planning ...

Should the free lunch for Jamestown’s urban deer population come to an end? That’s the question posed to the City Council earlier this week — and it’s a question for which the city hasn’t been able to find a good answer. Judging from the 7-2 vote Monday against a proposed volunteer ...