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Arkwright passes dog law, plans hearing

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ARKWRIGHT — The Town Board is taking steps to protect quality of life for the majority of its residents following complaints of a select few who do not have common courtesy for their neighbors. “Arkwright has been in existence for over 200 years, and now we have to create laws because ...

Village approves firefighter pact

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Fredonia Mayor Michael Ferguson broke a Board of Trustees tie to approve a new contract with the village’s professional firefighters last week. The unusual situation occurred because Trustee Nicole Siracuse recused herself from the vote, and the four remaining trustees tied. Trustees Ben ...

Jamestown man charged in stabbing at business

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JAMESTOWN – A city man has been charged in a Saturday afternoon stabbing. James Morris, 43, was charged with first-degree assault, tampering with physical evidence, two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon and second-degree menacing. At approximately 12:34 p.m., officers ...

Chamber celebrates 25th year at annual meeting

Local/Region

The overriding theme of the 25th Annual Meeting of the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce was community building. Chamber President and CEO Dan Heitzenrater opened the meeting by noting “We’re not your grandfather’s Chamber of Commerce. We are connectors, resource providers, and ...

Brush fire in town

Local/Region

A small brush fire close to a house at 4572 Webster Road in Pomfret created a bit of worry over the weekend. Mutual aid was called to Dunkirk, but was not needed as the blaze was contained and extinguished.

Giving winner reveals hospital connections

Local/Region

WESTFIELD — One of the lucky prize winners in the Westfield Memorial Hospital Foundation’s “10 Days of Giving for WMH” Raffle, is Julie Landholt of Westfield. Landholt was ecstatic to learn she won a Weber Spirit II Grill during the Foundation’s annual fundraising raffle, held Nov. 17 ...