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Winds topple trees, lead to outages in north county

High winds led to power outages and damages, according to the Dunkirk Police Department. In a Facebook post Friday, the department reported it was at the scene after a tree fell onto power lines on Central Ave near Willowbrook Avenue, causing significant damage. Repairs were expected to take ...

UPDATE: Police say missing teen located

A runaway teenager was located Friday at a family residence in Jamestown. Fredonia police made the announcement after issuing a news release regarding the social media reports on the missing individual. For clarification, officers said, the 13-year-old, Matthew Kendall, was listed as a ...

Jamestown man pleads guilty to murder of former girlfriend

A Jamestown man who had been arrested after raping and later murdering his former girlfriend has pleaded guilty. District Attorney Jason Schmidt announced late Wednesday that 37-year-old Michael Burham has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, arising from the shooting death of Kala Hodgkin ...

Jamestown man pleads guilty in infant’s death

A Jamestown man has pleaded guilty in the death of an infant. District Attorney Jason Schmidt announced Monday that 28-year-old Sean Thomas pleaded guilty on Dec. 15 in Chautauqua County Court to first-degree manslaughter in connection to the death of 8 month old Aniyah Turk that occurred in ...

Trump hails U.S. capture of Venezuelan president, wife

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and flew him out of the country in a stunning military operation early Saturday that plucked a sitting leader from office — the culmination of months of escalating Trump administration pressure on the ...

State gives contingent approval of Brooks-TLC project

More progress is being reported by Kaleida Health regarding a new Brooks-TLC facility that will be located in Fredonia. On Friday, Kaleida reported it had received contingent approval for its northern Chautauqua hospital certificate of need from the state Health Department. According to ...