World Refugee Day was celebrated in style and class. For the third year in a row, more than 120 event goers descended upon the Wintergarden Plaza on Saturday to celebrate and honor the culture, art, food and history of Jamestown’s refugees and immigrants. The event included more than 40 ...
A World Walk for Peace along Route 20 made a stop this week at Native Pride and Tallchief Diner in Irving. Before noon Monday, the Monks for World Peace arrived by foot for a ceremony at the location and were fed before heading back to their walk. According to Phra Wijitdhammapani, President ...
The first of two splash pads in Jamestown is now open. The Jackson-Taylor Park splash pad on Washington Street opened over the weekend and will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. While the splash pad is open, city officials said in a news release that there is still topsoil and seeding ...
RANDOLPH — The Randolph Central School Board of Education recently recognized the school’s School Resource Officer and therapy dog, Deputy Kale Luce and Silas, as they prepare to leave the school. Luce has been with the school for about seven years, according to Superintendent Kaine ...
CHAUTAUQUA - The Chautauqua Volunteer Fire Department and Chautauqua Fire District #1 Board of Fire Commissioners have approved a billing process that has taken effect June 1, 2024. The department is working with Medex Billing Inc. to ensure full compliance with billing service ...
Chautauqua County is considering a new position to oversee four water and sewer districts in the northern end of the county. County Legislature Chairman Pierre Chagnon, R-Bemus Point, is sponsoring a local law to create an administrative director who would oversee the North Chautauqua County ...