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$20,000 Check Presented To CAP

CELORON — Chautauqua Harbor Hotel presented a check of $20,000 to the Child Advocacy Program of Chautauqua County. David Hart, President and CEO of Hart Hotels, presented the check to Lew Meckley, Board President, and Tim Smeal, Board Vice President. Several Child Advocacy Program staff ...

YOUTH BASEBALL

TRAVEL BASEBALL The Jamestown Knights held off the Gladiators, 11-6, in a 9U travel baseball game Wednesday. Luca Mistretta led the Knights’ offensive attack with two hits and Tyler Ostrander and Alex Avilla shined defensively to support the pitching of Evan Parinella, Owen Parinella and ...

Juneteenth Bill Passes State Senate, Assembly

Legislation to make Juneteenth a state holiday has been passed in both the state Senate and Assembly — but a pair of state legislators aren’t satisfied yet. Legislators overwhelmingly approved A.10628, which passed unanimously, and S.8598. The legislation creates a state holiday on ...

Gladiators Get The Win

The 13U Gladiators travel baseball team defeated the Lakeshore Lugnuts, 15-4, last week at Firemen’s Field in Lakewood. This was the first game of the delayed COVID-19 season. The Gladiators combined for 14 hits, highlighted by Michael Patric’s three hits and four RBIs and the pitching ...

Ripley Man Charged After His Vehicle Strikes Tree

RIPLEY -- A town driver who crossed the center line of Route 20 and then struck a tree is facing charges. Chautauqua County sheriff's deputies responded to the accident around 7:40 a.m. Saturday. Michael Smith, 24, who was identified as the driver, crossed over the center line, left the south ...

CAP Announces Figueroa As Family Advocate

The Child Advocacy Program has hired Ilka Figueroa, a spanish speaking family advocate. She graduated from Argosy University in June 2014 with a master’s degree in forensic psychology and has a bachelor’s degree from Kaplan University in legal studies. Prior to working for the Child ...