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Celoron Decides Against Rescinding Cannabis Restrictions

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CELORON – Celoron Village Board members have decided not to rescind a local law opting out of cannabis sales or on-site consumption in the village. The board hosted a packed public hearing in September 2025. In the ensuing months, village officials have been deciding whether or not to ...

Jamestown man sentenced on drug, weapons charges

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A Jamestown man has been sentenced on various drug and weapons charges. According to District Attorney Jason Schmidt, 24-year-old Nylix Thomas, age 24 was sentenced Thursday before Judge David W. Foley. Thomas pleaded guilty on Nov. 25, 2025 to two counts of third-degree criminal ...

There Is Guilt Galore In Dunkirk’s Money Mess

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You could call it a destructive trifecta. For the third time in less than 15 years, money has gone missing in the city of Dunkirk. At the moment, Mark Woods is the latest offender. According to a press release issued last week by both state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli and Chautauqua County ...

Wicked Warren’s Loan Modified

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The Jamestown Local Development Corporation has unanimously approved modifications to the JLDC’s loan to Wicked Warren’s on Third Street. Board member Eric Hagglund, owner of 4 Below Haggy’s Bar and Grill, asked if the business has to prove that they are up to date with any payments to ...

CSP Merger Study Survey Opens

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A survey has been sent to Panama, Clymer and Sherman residents as the districts’ merger feasibility study begins in earnest. The community survey officially opened on Wednesday, and will be open to all community members until Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. The survey is available through all three ...