Forestville native publishes third children’s book
When it comes to writing children’s books, Forestville native Ruth S Payne said some of her ideas for her books have come from dreams. Payne, who now resides in ...
Water main break repaired quickly
Submitted Photo The Fredonia Department of Public Works quickly repaired a water main break on Sahle Place on Saturday. Some nearby residents ...
New York dominates
Tarp Skunks settle for No. 2 seed
BATAVIA — The Jamestown Tarp Skunks entered the weekend controlling their own destiny in pursuit of the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball ...
Inmate charged with assault on county jail officer
An inmate has been charged after an investigation into a physical altercation on an employee with the Chautauqua County Jail. The Criminal Investigation Division of ...
Video tied to Mina death released by state attorney general
New York Attorney General Letitia James today released body-worn camera footage that her office obtained as part of its ongoing investigation ...
Airport: County flying without a plan
County legislator Bob Scudder asks a good question – what is the county’s plan for the Chautauqua County Airports? “What frustrates me personally is we do ...
DUNKIRK: Challenge reveals government power
Town of Dunkirk: Board plugged in to area’s sentiments
CHQ Chamber Connects Businesses with Advocacy Opportunities
The CHQ Chamber opened the year by restructuring our advocacy events, and now the third of the three planned events is quickly approaching. All are invited to ...
Lake Shore Bancorp announces closing of conversion
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Joan T. Roward
Joan T. (Pomorski) Roward, 90, of St. Columban's On the Lake Retirement Home, passed away Saturday morning, July 26, 2025. Born in Erie, PA on May 16, 1935, she was ...
Donna M. Gross Van Giesen
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Michael Ferguson pays tribute to Jim Sedota
Jim Sedota was remembered as “a man willing to help anyone” by Fredonia Mayor Michael Ferguson at the start of last week’s village Board of Trustees ...
