The Point Gratiot beach shower building has a new interested party looking to open a recreation business. At a recent Dunkirk Common Council meeting, Mayor Wilfred Rosas spoke of a man interested in opening a business where he can rent out kayaks, paddleboards and jet skis. “I did meet ...

LILY DALE -- Chautauqua County’s first and only salt room has opened it doors. On Sept. 5, Lily Dale celebrated the grand opening of a serene salt room. Owners Kris Seastedt and Janice Dreshman, both registered Lily Dale mediums and ordained ministers, said they are excited to open their ...

Working with small businesses to sell products and services is one of the core functions of your Chamber of Commerce. This has been a tough year on most small businesses in Chautauqua County and for that reason the Chamber has put a focus on, and increased resources toward, helping businesses ...

Filling the Gap, Inc., has announced its 2020 grants, awarding a record $107,680 to support people with disabilities. Filling the Gap is a Jamestown-based not-for-profit that works with The Resource Center and other organizations to support Chautauqua County residents who are poor, distressed ...

The recent increase in COVID-19 cases in Western New York has demonstrated the importance of workplace safety. It is extremely important that we all do our part to help stop the spread of this virus, in our social lives and in our workplaces. This is especially critical as schools return to ...

WESTFIELD — The Westfield Memorial Hospital Foundation welcomed Christine G. Adams, CPA to its board of directors recently. A cum laude graduate of Gannon University, Adams earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree, majoring in Accounting with a minor in Finance. Adams, who lives in ...