A Republican state senator is proposing legislation aimed at decreasing drug smuggling through mail marked as “legal.” Sen. Dan Stec, R-Queensbury, recently introduced S.8942, a bill that would require all legal mail to be sent electronically to those in state prisons. Stec said synthetic ...
Following a mandate from the state, the Jamestown Police Department is looking to hire up to eight matrons or female employees for the Jamestown City Jail. The hiring of these eight employees is set to be discussed at tonight’s City Council meeting in the form of a resolution asking to ...
The Town of Ellicott has continued the planning for major construction work set to begin down the road to the Fluvanna sewer and water systems. The goal of this plan is hopefully to have a more positive environmental impact on the area. The construction will be a complete overhaul to the ...
SINCLAIRVILLE – While the village library is perhaps the oldest library in the county, the building is relatively new. On Saturday the Sinclairville History Fair will be celebrating the library’s 25 years at its current location, as part of its annual celebration. SINCLAIRVILLE ...
DUNKIRK — A fire early Sunday heavily damaged a Deer Street home and displaced four residents in the city. At 3:43 a.m., the Dunkirk Fire Department was dispatched to a report of a house fire in the area of Deer Street and East Fifth Street. Upon arrival, crews found fire engulfing the rear ...
This September, residents of Chautauqua County are invited to walk in unity, raise awareness, and show up for one another during the first-ever United for HOPE Walk Series — a collaborative, tri-county effort to bring attention to suicide prevention and promote mental wellness across the ...