Big Names Confirmed: Josh Groban, Kenny G, Amy Grant Added To Summer Schedule At Chautauqua Institution
Big Names Confirmed: Josh Groban, Kenny G, Amy Grant Added To Summer Schedule At Chautauqua Institution
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Benefit Is Sunday For Man Battling Two Types Of Cancer
Benefit Is Sunday For Man Battling Two Types Of Cancer
Albany Sending $4 Billion To Cash-Strapped New York City
More big bucks are heading to Albany. In a news release issued Tuesday, state Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani announced new state support and
Pace With Vibrancy: Panama Class Of 2028 Planning Memorial Day Color Run
PANAMA — It is set to be a colorful Memorial Day at Panama Central School as the class of 2028 prepares to host a 5K Color Run and Walk, with proceeds to go t
Legislators Propose Criminal Charge For Dog Shelter Violations
Three state lawmakers want to see harsher penalties for those who don’t provide appropriate shelter for their dogs. Legislation was introduced recently in
SWCS Grad Joins Warner Bros. Pictures Group
Michael Ireland, a 1995 graduate of Southwestern Central School, has joined Warner Bros. Pictures Group as president of production. The news was announced by
Wine, Liquor Bottle Recycling Proposed
Bottle redemption may be coming for liquor and wine sold in New York state. On Wednesday, state Sen. Patricia Fahy, D-Amsterdam, has introduced legislation (
Improvements Made To Cassadaga Lakes
Chautauqua County officials are doing their part to ensure Cassadaga Lakes stays clear of some new weeds. During the county legislature meeting, officials ag
Hands On Neighborhoods Coming May 16
The Department of Development’s Hands On Neighborhoods clean up day is coming up on May 16, and City Development Director discussed with city council during t
All That Jazz: Area Musician Celebrates 90 Years
A music educator, band leader, and jazz aficionado celebrates a milestone today. Ralph Rassmusson, better known as “Razz” turns 90. Ask him about jazz m
Fredonia hotel owner fights closure
Dunkirk Hospitality LLC is fighting the village of Fredonia’s attempts to force those staying at the former Route 60 EconoLodge to leave the building. T
Person Dies After Sunday Stabbing In City
Jamestown police are investigating a Sunday stabbing that has left a person dead. On Sunday, May 3, around 4:30 a.m. city police officers responded to the ar
SKF, Cummins Navigate Regulations, Global Unrest
National and global politics are helping shape the coming months for two of the area’s larger employers. Officials from Cummins and SKF talked recently wit
Health officials discuss smoking, vaping challenges
The good news is that traditional tobacco smoking rates in Chautauqua County are declining. The bad news is that vaping appears to be taking its place. Membe
Riding To Fight Cancer: Jamestown Father To Participate In Event To Raise Funds For Research
Brice Dieter, a Jamestown father of four, is set to ride for a second time in the statewide Empire State Ride to help raise money for cancer research. It’s
Fredonia Hotel Owner Fighting Closure Effort
Dunkirk Hospitality LLC is fighting the village of Fredonia’s attempts to force those staying at the former Route 60 EconoLodge to leave the building. The c
Barmore Ready For Bicycle Challenge
In a little more than a week, local fitness leader and community philanthropist Bradley Barmore will take on what may be his toughest challenge yet, riding 1,20
Stateline’s 70th Anniversary Season Opener Is Saturday
BUSTI — Stateline Speedway is set to open its 70th anniversary season this weekend with the Bill Law Memorial, a marquee event for the RUSH Late Model Series,
Community Foundation Supports Humane Society Capital Campaign
The Chautauqua Region Community Foundation has approved a grant from the Fund for the Region to support the Chautauqua County Humane Society’s $7 million capi
Spring Thing Returns To CVCS This Weekend
SINCLAIRVILLE — Graduates of Cassadaga Valley Central School from the 1970s and ‘80s may remember the school-wide community showcase event that was known as
‘Deeply Grateful’ BPU Kicks Off 27th Annual “Cents for St. Susan’s” Campaign
The Jamestown Board of Public Utilities has launched its 27th annual “Cents for St. Susan’s” campaign. Over the past 26 years, the BPU’s efforts — su
Public, Private Sector Rift Keeps Escalating
Chautauqua County is well known for its north-south divide that has been evident for more than a century. It is a tiresome and defeatist attitude that residents