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Consistent north county sites eyed for Code Blue

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Throughout the last few months the area has been continually blasted by cold and brutal weather conditions, leaving many that are unhoused to require the emergency housing services of Code Blue. With the worst of the cold months seemingly behind, officials have begun to analyze and discuss ...

Offensive on Iran tests Trump and nation

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Shortly before the United States and Israel began taking military action against Iran, U.S. Rep. Nick Langworthy was proudly reflecting on President Donald Trump’s ability to command negotiations with high-ranking and powerful international officials. It occurred last July when Trump was ...

Man still missing after truck recovered from Chautauqua Lake

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A truck owned by a missing Lakewood resident has been recovered from Chautauqua Lake, but the individual's whereabouts remains unknown. Chautauqua County sheriff's deputies say truck was recovered Friday afternoon near the Chautauqua Bridge. The vehicle was towed by boat to Long Point State ...

Forestville holds firm on 2.9% tax increase

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FORESTVILLE — Over the past month, since the last meeting of the Forestville Board of Education, there has been no change to the 2026-27 Forestville school budget projection. The district is still anticipating a tax levy increase of 2.9%, amounting to an extra $119,113 raised from taxpayers ...

Community notebook

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Blood drive set for today WESTFIELD — This March, the Community Blood Bank is giving donors even more reason to feel lucky. As part of its 60th anniversary celebration, CBB is offering all presenting blood donors in the month of March the chance to win an Orlando vacation for themselves and ...

JCC notes enrollment increase for spring

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Enrollment at SUNY Jamestown Community College continues to climb this spring semester. Total headcount rose in spring 2026 by 5.6 percent over spring 2025. College leaders reported that 1,912 students enrolled for the spring semester, 60 percent of which are enrolled full-time and 40 ...