Christopher Buchanan, DC, has joined Newburg Spine & Sports, bringing his experience and passion for chiropractic care to the local community. Dr. Buchanan earned his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from SUNY Fredonia before completing his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at ...
CLYMER — The petition period for getting signatures to continue forward with the Clymer, Sherman, Panama merger process continues until October 1, but during Thursday night’s final town hall of that petition period, held in Clymer, it was announced that with a week left to go all three districts have hit the required amount of signatures needed. Clymer’s town hall was held Thursday night at Clymer Central School, and similar to the last two, community members were welcome to come and have their questions addressed. One such question asked where the three districts currently sit ...
Submitted Photo The Chamber of Commerce recently held a unique ribbon-cutting ceremony for Cassadaga Hook and Paddle. The ribbon-cutting took place on Cassadaga Lakes! Owned and operated by Nathan and Laura Pownall, Cassadaga Hook and Paddle offers residents and visitors a wonderful way ...
MAYVILLE — Chautauqua County Family Court Judge Michael Sullivan announced that he is seeking re-election to continue serving the families and children of Chautauqua County. Sullivan said his decision to seek another term is rooted in his commitment to the people who come before Family ...
Local author, musician, and historian Jim Giatas has announced the release of his newest work, “WE THE PEOPLE: A Republic — If You Can Keep It,” a sweeping 2026 constitutional treatise exploring the origins, meaning, and destiny of American liberty. The book is now available free of charge to readers nationwide. Giatas’ work blends historical scholarship, civic reflection, and moral insight, offering a powerful meditation on the Constitution as America’s covenant of freedom. Drawing from founding‑era writings, Scripture, and modern civic challenges, “WE THE PEOPLE” ...
A former inmate of the correctional facility in Brocton has been sentenced after being found guilty of attacking multiple corrections officers. Chautauqua County District Attorney Jason Schmidt announced Friday that 37-year-old Windsor Coleman, formerly of Massapequa, NY was sentenced in Chautauqua County Court on Sept. 23 to an indeterminate state prison sentence of 20 years to life, following his convictions in June after a jury trial in which Coleman was found guilty of four counts of second-degree assault committed against correction officers while Coleman and two counts of ...
