A Jamestown paving company that sits near some residential homes is looking to move some of its noisy operations outside the city limits. On Tuesday, Mark Lindstrom, the president of Lake Shore Paving, appeared at the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency meeting to discuss his ...
The Jamestown Police Department has seen a small increase in the amount of calls that have come in related to animal control issues over the past few years. This includes a recent incident near Allen Park by West Virginia Boulevard. Karm Messina, a resident of the area, reported the incident both to the police and the Post-Journal. A neighbor’s huskies are continually getting loose, coming on her property, and killing her cats. “This is the second kitty these huskies have killed for me in the last two months,” Messina said. “These huskies keep breaking loose, I don’t know ...
Attorneys for the Southwestern Central School District say the district shouldn’t be required to turn over pre-discovery materials in a potential lawsuit by a substitute teacher because there is no sign the district is at fault and because disclosing school security videos and building blueprints is a security risk. The district responded to a July court filing by a Lakewood woman asking the state Supreme Court in Mayville to compel the Southwestern Central School District to turn over video of an alleged incident in which the woman was injured. No lawsuit has yet been filed, only ...
LAKEWOOD - The village will host a popular local event on Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., entitled the Lakewood Fall Festival 2026. Taryn Wilson, the director of the Lakewood Farmer’s Market and who also pulls double-duty as the fall festival supervisor, spoke this week at the Village ...
LAKEWOOD — Should the existing police headquarters be renovated, or is it better to build a new facility elsewhere? At Monday's meeting of the Village Board at 20 W. Summit St. one of the main topics of discussion was how to address the issues facing the aging police department ...
Over the past month, work has continued forward with the Board of Public Utilities’ fiber network project, and at the BPU’s August meeting General Manager Kris Sellstrom reported they have reached the final design phase for the underground work. “We have been busy with the fiber project, getting that rolling forward,” Sellstrom said. “We do have final design for the underground work downtown. I think we eliminated 95% of the conduit that was going to be installed by leveraging our existing conduits.” There are also some key areas where Sellstrom said they would be ...
