Staying close to home
Outside of Wicked Warrens in Jamestown, about a dozen protesters gathered, shortly before Rep. Nick Langworthy was to speak at the CHQ Chamber’s “State of NY-23” Congressional luncheon. While the protesters held signs regarding cuts to SNAP, the Epstein files, President Trump and the war in Iran, Langworthy spent the majority of his time focusing on the local community, avoiding a lot of hot-button issues. The first half of the luncheon Langworthy spoke directly to the audience focusing on Chautauqua County, specifically manufacturing, tourism, farming and small businesses. “The growth and strength of Chautauqua