DUNKIRK — The traditional bang from a cannon was replaced by thunder on Tuesday morning, but the result was still the same. The 145th annual Chautauqua County Fair is officially underway. “This is going to be a great fair,” said Linda Lanphere, President of the Chautauqua County Fair ...
Two people are dead after a shooting incident outside UPMC Chautauqua. The hospital was on lockdown Wednesday afternoon while police investigated the incident. At 2:10 p.m. Wednesday, Jamestown police officers responded to the UPMC Chautauqua campus for a report of two people unresponsive in a vehicle. Through investigation it was determined that the two people in the vehicle were deceased. There was a heavy police presence around the hospital for much of the afternoon, with traffic blocked on Prather Avenue from Foote Avenue to Sherman Street and the entrance into the hospital's ...
FALCONER - Falconer officials put together a convincing plan to receive a $4.5 million NY Forward grant. Deciding exactly how those millions of dollars will be spent begins on Wednesday, July 29, when the Falconer NY Forward Local Planning Committee holds its first meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. ...
Eighty years ago this month, the International Military Tribunal trial of Nazi war criminals had begun hearing closing arguments on behalf of the accused. Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson delivered his closing arguments on July 26, 1946. Those who want to watch the video can visit ...
CLYMER — With the school year fully wrapped up now and annual regents tests over with, the Clymer Central School Board of Education took a look at not only the overview of students’ scores, but also discussed some mixed messaging that has been received in regards to the tests. During the ...
Unforeseen kitchen issues at Jamestown High School are adding $260,000 to a construction project at Jamestown High School. The Jamestown Public Schools Board of Education held a special meeting on Thursday to approve a $260,000 change order for the renovation project at JHS after two ...
