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In Our Opinion

When It Comes To Speedy Trials, New York Has A Long Way To Go To Catch Pa.

On Thursday, roughly seven months after his arrest and subsequent charging with 35 separate crimes, including 17 felonies, Michael Burham pleaded guilty to the six of the charges against him in Warren County Court. Burham is still the prime suspect in the May murder of Kala Hodgkin of ...

What Will Change Now That GOP Controls Both Council And Mayor’s Office?

For the first time in decades, Jamestown’s Republicans have carte blanche to do what they want in Jamestown. It’s a real statement of either unhappiness or apathy given the voter registration edge Jamestown Democrats still hold over the city’s Republican Party. According to February ...

Dawson Metal Co. And Its Employees Land Another Impressive Project

We hear a lot about the lack of workers and difficulty filling jobs, particularly in manufacturing. But it’s important to remember that the workers we do have, particularly when it comes to our metal workers, are among the finest in the country. The latest reminder of that fact was on our ...

Vote Today, Then Stay Engaged For The Rest Of The Year

Today is Election Day, a day that many take seriously as an opportunity to have a say in the future of their country, state, city, town or village. If that describes you, then you also know that many of your friends and family won’t go to their polling place today. Turnout will be lower ...

It’s Time For Jamestown To Create A Non-Partisan Ethics Board

Opinions are mixed whether or not city and state laws and guidelines when city employees received small ARPA-funded home repair grants. An ethics expert who spoke with The Post-Journal and WRFA-LP says no state laws were broken despite a longstanding city practice against allowing city ...

Renew Ellicott Group Provides Interesting Ideas

Voters in Ellicott have no doubt seen the signs calling for open government on Hunt Road and other places throughout the town. Spurred by last summer’s out of the blue decision to eliminate the town justice position held by Marilyn Gerace, the Renew Ellicott group mobilized not only to ...